TV Shows

DC

America's National Parks: The narrator is fine overall, but has some weak moments. The shots they captured are pretty good as well. Otherwise not much to say other than it's a decent documentary on some National Parks. Not Planet Earth by any means, but keeps your attention.

McMillion$: A short HBO documentary about a McDonald's game piece scam in the 90's. It's shot well, and the structure of the interviews, clips, etc help tell the story. The reason so few people know about this, is 9-11 happened right as the FBI took this case to trial. Most of the people interviewed have interesting stories that are enjoyable to hear. Putting it all together in the end brings the whole scam/story to a nice conclusion.

It’s a shame so many people don’t like the multiple timelines. Not many shows have done timelines in such a subtle way. It might make them afraid to continue experimenting.
Castings is rock solid. Henry Cavill is perfect as Geralt.
Actions of characters have consequences on the world and other characters around them. It’s refreshing to see storytelling where plot points aren’t forgotten or brushed aside as inconsequential.
Geralt fighting the Striga is fantastic.

Geralt fights more monsters than season 1. Big plus.
Yennefer goes from someone you want to root for, to someone you hate, and kinda back.
Pacing suffers a little in the final episode.
Overall worse than Season 1.

Stargate SG1
Trigun: Supposed to rival Bebop in how good it is.
Trafficked with Mariana Van Zeller: Documentary about the inner workings of the criminal underworld (Netflix).
Person of Interest
The Food That Built America
Kaguya-sama Love is War
PBS Inside Sleeping Giants (doc/show)
Formula 1: Drive to Survive
Freaks and Geeks
Sunderland 'Til I Die
Tacoma FD (maybe)
Mythic Quest