Grace & Frankie on Netflix
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Comments (83)After watching Justified (I am nearly finished) I am on to Deadwood. I never thought I would like it but it is a period show and has Timothy Olyphant playing a similar character as he does in Justified. I adore his character on Justified... plus just looking at him! lol So, I think I will really like Deadwood. Will keep you posted!!...See MoreGrace and Frankie
Comments (25)My problem with the little bit I watched was that everyone seemed to be trying too hard, as actors, I mean. It made me uneasy. I saw a lot of potential in the premise, the dialogue, and really like the individual cast members but I just couldn't get into it at all. I may try another episode or two later today, with a hopeful attitude. I like intelligent, quirky comedies....See MoreNEW Grace & Frankie is on Netflix
Comments (10)I binged about half the episodes last night. Loved it, although some of the jokes about aging hit too close to home ! In the scene where Grace and Frankie are sitting on the ground at the ashram I kept thinking “ how are they going to get up? “ Also, I could never sleep on the top of a bunk bed because of having to get up to pee during the night. i was surprised to read that Lily is almost 80 and Jane is 81. They are doing great!...See MoreGrace & Frankie?
Comments (26)I use it too but it's usually reserved for expressing anger or outrage about something (not at my DH or others). The first season of Grace and Frankie is the best. The F word must be showing up more in the third since people are noticing it. We're watching Bosch. It's a detective show that isn't usually full of F words. Three detectives are standing around. The first one, a male, upon acting surprised, says "F me", which is even worse than just the eff word. Then the female detective says the F word. Then the first detective says the F word again. Three lines, three F words. That's excessive....See More- 8 years ago
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