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Taily_Po posted...

I can't seem to get through the hotel season of American Horror Story. (That and, after getting out of my detective kick, apparently I can't take Miss Fisher's Murder Mysteries. Back when I was going on a detective/mystery binge, I thought the show was almost passable.... and then I kept not getting through the first episode which apparently I hadn't seen.)

I couldn't be bothered to watch any of AHS after the first season. I found the pay-off to be kind of underwhelming, and I really disliked the "every season is totally different and unconnected but we're mostly keeping the same cast" idea. It just discouraged me from bothering to put the effort in for another season.

As for Miss Fisher, my mother actually watches that show a lot (and I think she's got at least a few seasons on DVD). She's hugely into watching mysteries (in the classical British detective sort of mold, including stuff like Murder She Wrote, not so much modern procedurals like CSI - though she did used to watch NCIS with my father when he was still alive).

PBS has always been a huge thing for my family. Back when I was younger I used to use it to watch a lot of British sci-fi and British comedy, and my mother watches a lot of British mysteries on it.



Metalsonic66 posted...

Horizon: Zero Dawn.

Go.explore the little northern bit, or find that city in that big bit in the world to the West?

If you haven't made your decision already, go west. Then later, you can double back to the north.

If you've got the DLC, that's to the north, and it works better if you do it later (narratively, there are some lines of dialogue that change depending on what you've done in the main game). So you can pick up the other northern quests when you're on your way to deal with that.
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