First is a great comedy about the entertainment bizz that Fox killed before it had an entire season (that doesn’t narrow it down much!) it is called “Action” with Jay Mohr. HIGHly recommended.

The other, from England, is called “Jekyll”. I think it was a miniseries but it was a great watch. Funny and often genuinely unpredictable.

Two possibles for podcasting or just enjoying.

—Keith—

Either or both of you will kneejerk hate my request, but i make it anyway, and i hope you will give it some thought.

Please warn about spoilers. Just warn. Spoil all you want, but i have learned in my 4 decades and change is that the less i know about a work of fiction (book, film, play, album, artwork to some extent) the better CHANCE i have of finding real quality and \ or entertainment.

I am a little extreme in my desire to be unspoiled. I don’t want to know who cameos, whether it is “common knowledge” or not… that sort of thing. In my curmudgeonly ways, i want to know at maximum, who directed, who wrote, and the main cast. I guess i can live with the title, too.

I try to see films i am passionate about as early as possible, but i live far from civilisation, and my one-at-a-time netflix account is slow… and i don’t have that much time. So i really may not get to a film, even one i care about for a long time. Sometimes years.

Now, that was a digression, i do NOT expect anyone to be overly careful with my somewhat aggressive avoidance of quasi-spoilers. I just ask for a little warning. I turn reviews off unless i am sure i’ve already seen the film, tv show, etc. that they are talking about.

Actually, i have NO use for _critics_ – they contribute almost nothing. Talk about a film, semi-scholarly reviews, after the fact, that DOES interest me, but the two-thumbs-every-ass types make we a little ill.

Sorry if i wandered a bit in this comment, but i haven’t been drinking.

In conclusion, a simple “Heads-up, everybody, we will be spoiling Rocky Seventeen, the Revenge of Bullwinkle” would be greatly helpful.

—Keith—