What are you watching in 2024?

[MU82]

“Jamie Lee Curtis, who will win an Emmy for her incredible one-episode turn in S2, had another amazing one-episode performance in S3.”

While well acted by JLC, the whole episode was boring, contrived, and could not wait for it to end.  It was about 20 mins too long.

Although you are allowed your opinion, like anybody else, your opinion is in the minority on this point.

[MuggsyB]

The Secrets of the Octopus is quite good on Nat Geo.  We must respect the incalcuable intelligence and greatness of the 🐙 🐙 🐙 🐙 population.   

[warriorchick]

The Secrets of the Octopus is quite good on Nat Geo.  We must respect the incalcuable intelligence and greatness of the 🐙 🐙 🐙 🐙 population.

My Octopus Teacher was one of the best documentaries I have ever seen.

[MuggsyB]

My Octopus Teacher was one of the best documentaries I have ever seen.

That was an outstanding docu.  I'll admit I was in tears.  I think you'll enjoy the NatGeo series.  The fact that they got up close to three of the rarest octopus species in the world is remarkable.   Especially the coconut 🐙.   I believe it took them several years to film.  Now, had they been able to get extended footage of the blanket octopus it would have taken it to an even higher level, but it's still worth seeing.  I had no expectations they could get up close and personal to a Dumbo 🐙 because they're like 7000 m down.  It's very sad how short their life-spans are but beyond amazing how quickly they learn.  I think we've barely scratched the surface regarding their intelligence.  God Bless the 300 or so 🐙 species.