It was easier to control the crime scene that way.

They used the have the Marvel Japanime series by Warren Ellis. Those were kind of interesting.

Crackle is owned by Sony… so is 227. Crackle doesn't "pick up" Sony shows as much as already own them. Sony makes more money selling the entire runs to other streamers than they do with showing samples on Crackle.

It's a double nintendo.

The 70s episodes were cut down to 30 minutes for Nick@Nite and MTV reruns back around 1989. Those might be good "best of"s if you can find them

If one is an admirer of war, death, and fascism, then sure.

Putin strikes again!

Yeah, I know it's an Aristophanes remake… just haven't gotten around to watching it yet even though I "have" a digital copy on the cloud. Sounds interesting, though.

I don't think that was a "TV movie." It was the Naudet brothers documentary.

C-SPAN is replaying the event right now. The epic coughing fit at the beginning was about ten minutes ago, but she still sounds like crap 10 minutes later. There's another, shorter, coughing fit towards the end.

After her performance in Cleveland, Hillary went to visit the press on her new plane. She got about a minute into an insane rant about Putin and Trump when had yet another coughing fit and had to walk away. She's choking to death on her own bullshit.

How was Chi-raq?

Nice lady. She opposed the Clintons' war crimes in Yugoslavia as well as the Bush-era police state.

I gave up after season one.

Garland is a police-state freak. A real piece of garbage.

M*A*S*H has been syndicated both ways as well.

They tested the pilot without a laugh track and decided that the show was too cerebral to survive without it and that stupid audiences needed the cue on when to laugh.

15 Septembers Later (History). Complicit assholes such as Dick Cheney, George W. Bush, Rudy Giuliani, and Donald Rumsfeld spew garbage and lies about the events of September 11, 2001 in a series of new interviews.

Louisiana Rising: A Benefit Concert for Flood Relief (Raycom). "from Baton Rouge's River Center Theater in La." American Idol judges Randy Jackson and Harry Connick Jr. host a concert to raise money for the somewhat shady Red Cross, which is turn is allegedly supposed to help victims of heavy flooding in Louisiana.…

Where else was it playing? It's September now, so the other contract might have ended…