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So episode 10 of "Lovecraft Country" concluded. Viewers seemed to like it. Critics found it a mixed bag in dealing with racial stereotypes but in some ways not being able to overcome them. If you wanted horror, you definitely found that. Now, there are discussions about a possible second season.

The Dodgers are back. Go big blue!

Aaron Sorkin's "The Trial of the Chicago 7" on Netflix. https://www.imdb.com/title/tt1070874/?ref_=nv_sr_srsg_0 As Sneak says, even though he hasn't watched it, Sasha Baron Cohen as Abbie Hoffman is amazing (probably more than the real Abbie). The film does seem to capture the spirit of the day and the trial although I'm sure some rough edges have been smoothed. Mr. Langella makes Judge Hoffman seem less crazed than he apparently was. Another film could have showcased more of the efforts of Kuntsler and Weinglass and less of the defendants' antics. Still, good show. Michael Keaton h

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I think it was a pop art 60s kinda thing.

Tasted like oil to me, but somebody liked it.

Lovecraft Country gets better, then it gets confusing but the acting is good.

The penultimate episode of "Lovecraft Country" went to a very dark place: Tulsa, 1921. This begs the question about possible endings. Happy? Doesn't seem likely. Apocalyptic? Possibly. Somewhat hopeful?

The Lakers did it again. God knows what next year's contract negotiations will look like.

Destruction. Smoke taint. https://www.washingtonpost.com/opinions/2020/10/09/wildfires-american-wine-industry-existential-threat/?arc404=true

Romy... I get a Eurythmics vibe from this.

Cue the ristaffel.

Seems like the Lakers have the answer and are ready to close it out next game.

O well.