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I wonder what the venn diagram overlap of people excited about this Thursday night because of the NFL draft, Avengers: Endgame, and the new Taylor Swift looks like. It might just be me.
This is the only movie that I might have to dump money into by next weekend just so someone doesn't spoil it for me.
I usually wait for months so as to have an objective view on all these movies... (Also why I can tell you that Iron Man 2 and Thor: Dark World are by far the worst of their movies in this MCU)
The Wire > Game of Thrones > Better Call Saul easily.
that's my ranking too. although if you include half hours in the ranking, Community is IMO the greatest accomplishment in television history. i put it above The Wire. heresy i know, but i'm mainly a comedy guy.
Dave Maynar I believe we should be able to talk about how there's no question Valkeryie one of the best new character in the series survives (shown by posters) and probably has half her people. That Loki's probably actually dead. And that they identify in the first 20 minutes of Ragnorak that Loki is the reason that the 5 realms are all on in chaos via obviously Thanos, thus why the situation happens. So.
The Wire > Game of Thrones > Better Call Saul easily.
that's my ranking too. although if you include half hours in the ranking, Community is IMO the greatest accomplishment in television history. i put it above The Wire. heresy i know, but i'm mainly a comedy guy.
I actually kept 22-24 minute shows out of this. All of these are 48-58 depending on when and where.
If we wait rate comedies that are live action set ups
Parks > Community > Office
This is realistically correct in any order via your preference.
that's my ranking too. although if you include half hours in the ranking, Community is IMO the greatest accomplishment in television history. i put it above The Wire. heresy i know, but i'm mainly a comedy guy.
I actually kept 22-24 minute shows out of this. All of these are 48-58 depending on when and where.
If we wait rate comedies that are live action set ups
Parks > Community > Office
This is realistically correct in any order via your preference.
i agree 100%, i'd be happy with anyone's top three comedies that include those shows.
Mad Men is so great. i really need to rewatch it, i watched pretty much the whole series live. might have binged season one and two maybe?
brief Mad Men tidbit for anyone else who watched it as it aired: one of my favorite parts of watching it live was the "next time on Madmen" preview that told you absolutely zero about next week's episode. like it was just 3 second shots of Pete Campbell's face looking confused, Roger taking a hit off his cigarette, Peggy sighing and leaning back in her chair, and Don Draper saying like one word. always made me laugh.
also, Game of Thrones we can pretty much start ranking because we are so close to the end, but I think we've got a long way to go with Better Call Saul. However I firmly believe BCS will remain superb throughout it's duration. it's just such a stunning show, watching it is like being on a low-dose recreational drug with no negative side effects.
so beautifully shot, especially given it's mundane setting. like it's easy to make new zealand or iceland look amazing, but a phone shop in a strip mall? amazing stuff.
Dave Maynar I believe we should be able to talk about how there's no question Valkeryie one of the best new character in the series survives (shown by posters) and probably has half her people. That Loki's probably actually dead. And that they identify in the first 20 minutes of Ragnorak that Loki is the reason that the 5 realms are all on in chaos via obviously Thanos, thus why the situation happens. So.
Valkyrie was in one of the trailers where they roll through footage up until now, so she damn better be in Infinity War somewhere. The boys are still not 100% ready to give up on Loki. I blame Reddit.
Dave Maynar I believe we should be able to talk about how there's no question Valkeryie one of the best new character in the series survives (shown by posters) and probably has half her people. That Loki's probably actually dead. And that they identify in the first 20 minutes of Ragnorak that Loki is the reason that the 5 realms are all on in chaos via obviously Thanos, thus why the situation happens. So.
Valkyrie was in one of the trailers where they roll through footage up until now, so she damn better be in Infinity War somewhere. The boys are still not 100% ready to give up on Loki. I blame Reddit.
Valk was confirmed to be alive in some posters.
They released a set of 32 posters, half in color for alive characters, half in black and white for dead. Valk's is in color.
also, Game of Thrones we can pretty much start ranking because we are so close to the end, but I think we've got a long way to go with Better Call Saul. However I firmly believe BCS will remain superb throughout it's duration. it's just such a stunning show, watching it is like being on a low-dose recreational drug with no negative side effects.
so beautifully shot, especially given it's mundane setting. like it's easy to make new zealand or iceland look amazing, but a phone shop in a strip mall? amazing stuff.
3 seasons of Better Call Saul are written so much better than Breaking Bad... I don't care if that breaks someone's heart.
Ain' nuttin 'ron wit some rice and beans so.. do you got your spices right tho?
and Katy Mae looks well prepared, can't knock the hustle.
Not sure if I have legit spices but it tastes great for a crockpot recipe made by a Buffalonian.
I think the spices are pretty easy for red beans and rice. You'll want sautéed onions and celery, but beyond that, salt, pepper, cayenne, bay leaves, hot sauce and maybe a tiny bit of thyme (but that's more for white beans - great northerns). The real flavoring comes from what you use for the protein. My favorite versions usually have multiple types of meat in them. Some people like pigs feat, smoked turkey necks and that kind of stuff. But you'll always want that smoky layer in beans. Smoked Andouille I think is best along with pickle pork. jabco used to make an excellent crock pot version of Red Beans and Rice. It was Alton Brown's recipe I think(?). In that one, you pickle your own pork - also an Alton Brown recipe. That one you cube up a few pieces of pork off a shoulder or center cut or whatever and put in a bag with vinegar for however many days you're supposed to let it set in the refrigerator. It comes out absolutely perfect. He probably doesn't read this thread, but since I @'d him, he may show up and say what that recipe was. Or else I might be able to find it. www.foodnetwork.com/recipes/alton-brown/pickled-pork-recipe-1943188
If you liked them, this scratch recipe looks pretty good. I greatly prefer white beans to red beans, but I do love me some red beans.
Dave Maynar I believe we should be able to talk about how there's no question Valkeryie one of the best new character in the series survives (shown by posters) and probably has half her people. That Loki's probably actually dead. And that they identify in the first 20 minutes of Ragnorak that Loki is the reason that the 5 realms are all on in chaos via obviously Thanos, thus why the situation happens. So.
Valkyrie was in one of the trailers where they roll through footage up until now, so she damn better be in Infinity War somewhere. The boys are still not 100% ready to give up on Loki. I blame Reddit.
I also think it's relevant that Ragnarok is such a relevant element in the MCU. I was surprised to realize that as I just fun watch it now for the........ 5th time
Pssh. It’s like a 4 hour wait at Franklin’s in Austin.
If you order enough and 2 weeks ahead, you get to skip the line and just pick it up. We did that last Memorial Day. It was awesome. I still love me some Lockhart, but Franklin's was the shit.
Not sure if I have legit spices but it tastes great for a crockpot recipe made by a Buffalonian.
I think the spices are pretty easy for red beans and rice. You'll want sautéed onions and celery, but beyond that, salt, pepper, cayenne, bay leaves, hot sauce and maybe a tiny bit of thyme (but that's more for white beans - great northerns). The real flavoring comes from what you use for the protein. My favorite versions usually have multiple types of meat in them. Some people like pigs feat, smoked turkey necks and that kind of stuff. But you'll always want that smoky layer in beans. Smoked Andouille I think is best along with pickle pork. jabco used to make an excellent crock pot version of Red Beans and Rice. It was Alton Brown's recipe I think(?). In that one, you pickle your own pork - also an Alton Brown recipe. That one you cube up a few pieces of pork off a shoulder or center cut or whatever and put in a bag with vinegar for however many days you're supposed to let it set in the refrigerator. It comes out absolutely perfect. He probably doesn't read this thread, but since I @'d him, he may show up and say what that recipe was. Or else I might be able to find it. www.foodnetwork.com/recipes/alton-brown/pickled-pork-recipe-1943188
If you liked them, this scratch recipe looks pretty good. I greatly prefer white beans to red beans, but I do love me some red beans.
Yep that's it. You can also make a bunch of the pork and freeze it for however long. I also either fry up chaurice or Patton's patties and throw it on at the end (with all the grease) or dice up a little bit of andouille and put it in early. I recommend extra celery, at least 3 ribs, and maybe 2 whole green bells depending on the size. Other than that it's just one of thyme, marjoram, or summer savory and onion, garlic, & hot sauce. Oh, and fry your veggies in bacon fat.