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  • Apple ships tvOS 18 with new screen savers, improved subtitles, and more

    I don't see an option for the SnoopySaver on any of my 5 AppleTV's.
    appleinsideruserpulseimageswatto_cobra
  • Laurene Powell Jobs pays $70 million to break San Francisco house price record

    It's like two doors down from Sir Jony Ive.
    nubuswatto_cobra
  • 'Shot on iPhone' doc reveals behind the scenes of Usher's Super Bowl Halftime Show

    It was a decent show. Nothing groundbreaking, but it was good. And it wasn’t overtly raunchy like some of the others (Jennifer Lopez, Rihanna, Janet Jackson) we’ve had to endure.  So that’s a plus. 
    I find it interesting that all the artists you chose to single out as "raunchy" are women, while notable male performances throughout the years have included Michael Jackson grabbing his crotch, Bruce Springsteen sliding on his knees crotch first into the camera, or Prince appearing to masturbate a deliberately phallic shaped guitar. Not that there is anything wrong with any of that.
    ForumPostdewme
  • Apple TV+ cancels 'High Desert' after only one season

    JP234 said:
    cpsro said:
    Too bad a show that so thoroughly breaks stereotypes gets cancelled while shows like Succession--loaded with uninspired f-bombs--are so popular and get renewed.  (Yes, I know Succession isn't Apple TV+ and has finally ended.)
    Succession was fucking fantastic. One of the best written shows in memory with excellent acting and effective drama. Swearing is ok because people actually swear. 
    I watched roughly 60 seconds of the first episode of Succession, but I had to quit after the 20th F*&%ty, F*&%ty, F*&%, F*&%, F*&%.
    If you took the F word out of that episode I bet it would have run about 3 minutes.
    Not enough swearing for an accurate depiction of New Yorkers if you ask me. However, The Hallmark Channel is currently showing Christmas movies in July if boring, unrealistic, sugar-coated portrayals of wholesome whitebread is your thing.
    JapheyFileMakerFellerwatto_cobra
  • Apple TV+ 'Shrinking' starring Harrison Ford & Jason Segal streams January 27

    mrglass86 said:
    Umm Harrison Ford is starring in 1923 which airs in December. Where did the author of this post get the “first non-cameo television role since 1978's "The Star Wars Holiday Special."” line?
    According to Wikipedia Ford joined the cast of Shrinking in April 2022 and joined the cast of 1923 in May 2022. Production for Shrinking also began in April with pre-production for 1923 not beginning until July 2022.
    lolliverwatto_cobra