“Compact console” 
Oh how times have changed…
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Staged (on BritBox)
Michael Sheen and David Tennant as themselves, trying to rehearse for a play over Zoom during COVID lockdown. It’s a hoot. I’ve watch the first three episodes, and I’m beginning to think that they will never get around to speaking any actual lines from the script.
[edit - Nope. In episode 4 (I think) they start a read-through and get two or three lines of dialog out before they start fighting. Again. 
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Modular mechanical music machine. Huh.
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It’s magical. And very interesting.
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This was a lot of fun. I’m curious as to what others think of the backing track chord progression. I am not a live performing musician, so I cannot always understand musical notations. In this progression, what do others think is the intent of the progression. Is it intentionally ambiguous? What key is it in? For example, what do the inversions Am/G# mean? An Am triad would be A,C,E. What is the Am/G# triad for example? Isn’t that just the uninverted triad?
I was thinking of trying my hand at improvising over this backing track.
It’s an Am with a G# in the bass, the walkdown Am/A Am/G# Am/G Am/F# to an F is called a line cliche
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Thanks.
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I watched every episode of the tim and eric show! How did he get Weyes Blood to play and sing with him?
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Love the idea but after a while the out of tune business is grating. I hope he finds a way to crack that, it would be awesome.
Incredible stuff.
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“3 Body Problem” on Netflix.
If you liked “Lost”, this would probably appeal to you.
Turns out there’s an earlier Chinese version, now on youtube with English subtitles. I’ll have to check that out after.
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Oh yeah, I can vouch for that! You have to commit to watching the first two episodes and get over the “I’m not so sure about this” hump, and then it really starts to grip you. It’s out there, well worth it and you might get hooked!
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Just for fun!
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It’s like a cozy hangout spot where we can chill and swap recommendations like trading cards. So, what am I watching? Lately, I’ve been diving into some classic sitcoms like “Friends” and “The Office” for those feel-good laughs after a long day of patching.
I finally wrapped “The Days”:
A semi-fictionalized account of the Fukushima Daichi disaster.
Now on to the last few episodes of “Bodies”, a mini-series on Netflix
Four detectives separated by many decades, one body to investigate.