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My wife just got a new ipad last week and with it came a free year of AppleTV+. We saw this Greyhound movie advertised on the site but it hadn’t yet aired. Thanks for reminding me. This AppleTV+ content isn’t yet close to viable competition for Netflix, Hulu, or Amazon but I’m sure they’ll be adding more content as the year progresses. In fact, I’m sure it will be the big news just as our yearly subscription expires.?

 

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Susan dear, since you have a trial period, watch these:

The Morning Show

See

Servant

Dickinson

The Elephant Queen 

Hala

Defending Jacob ( I loved it) 

Trying (another very good one)

 

I am a subscriber and I truly like it, Apple constantly is adding shows and films.

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On 7/10/2020 at 1:07 PM, Dinaki said:

Susan dear, since you have a trial period, watch these:

The Morning Show

See

Servant

Dickinson

The Elephant Queen 

Hala

Defending Jacob ( I loved it) 

Trying (another very good one)

 

I am a subscriber and I truly like it, Apple constantly is adding shows and films.

Ah! Thank you Dinaki darling! My wife and I are sitting down getting ready to watch Greyhound tonight along with Visible Out On Television...and some Tortilla chips, sour cream and Pico de gallo salsa. Mmmmm! I wrote down these other shows too. Looks like maybe it’s a binge night..lol?

 

Thank you,

Susan R?

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I watched Greyhound and I liked it.

 

Last night, I bought the movie Downton Abbey and it was simply amazing.

 

Tonight, I will binge watching on Hulu The Great

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I watched Greyhound too. Great flick but it seemed so much shorter than “Saving Private Ryan“. One thing I enjoyed was the sound effects/music used to create suspense. It was the same sound effect used in some of the Clint Eastwood spaghetti westerns which I absolutely love.?

 

I then watched the first two episodes of “Visible Out On Television“. It was done so well and brought back so many memories. I remember watching almost every referenced TV episode that featured a trans character growing up. I completely related to these characters although like the theme of these episodes paraphrased...these characters were good for exposure of the LGBT community in most ways but they always had to give up something in order to get on public broadcasting. Most of the time they were unrealistic or shallow as compared to the cis characters.

 

I recall watching Robert Reed (the Brady Bunch dad) play an MtF back in the 70’s. My family watched Medical Center regularly and remember I was riveted to the couch when this first episode came on. The very next week part two was going to air and I had something planned that evening with a friend. I remember telling myself there is NO WAY that I’m going to miss that episode. Back then you might have to wait a few years before seeing a missed episode again. I cancelled the outing with my friend and stayed home to watch it. I watched as my favorite TV dad at that time became a woman he so desired to become. I was so jealous of him/her although it had a very somber ending. Oh! the memories.?

 

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