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Thanks. I put it on but my partners face did not respond well to it! One to watch on my own but partner will prob catch some of it & ask annoying questions!

We started Designated Survivor instead.
 
Time: The Kalief Browder Story

Heartbreaking documentary about a young man wrongfully arrested, then remanded while awaiting trial for 3 years on Riker's Island, the majority of which he spent in solitary confinement. Unsurprisingly he is very damaged by the time he's freed :(
 
I started watching 'boys dont cry', been meaning to watch it for a while but I dont think my timing is appropriate cus it's pretty fuckin rough but there was an error so I will finish it another time
 
Oh Lordy, there's a remake of Dynasty just popped up on there. Someone's going to have to take one for the team here. Any volunteers?

I wonder if it'll be relatively restrained or just go straight to "Fallon gets kidnapped by aliens"?
 
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Oh Lordy, there's a remake of Dynasty just popped up on there. Someone's going to have to take one for the team here. Any volunteers?

I wonder if it'll be relatively restrained or just go straight to "Fallon gets kidnapped by aliens"?
look...don't find it then ask someone else to watch it

There's no fucking way I'm watching it.
 
I was recommended Dynasty by Netflix. I have no idea on what basis, because it's otherwise decided I only like sci-fi, and indiscriminately.

It was the banner at the top of the page, which is often just their new show regardless of what else I've been watching. (I only watch Netflix on my PC tho)
 
Documentary called Naga: The Eternal Yogi.

Don't usually go in for mysticism and spirity stuff and found much of this pretty cringey, but I've been to Varannasi where there are loads of Sadhu's wondering about, so I gave this one a watch as I didn't really understand what their deal was at the time.

Anyway I really liked the last few minutes of this doc where the Sadhu's all get together for their big three-yearly Sadhu-Fest, hundreds of these ash-covered wild-eyed mystics like raging-joyful dreaded-up children running around utterly free. Wouldn't be one myself mind as they live a hard and naked life, and for living-saints their dreads are quite manky. But a really fascinating insight I thought. Raw Naga Culture.
 
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