Oscar Not Wilde

I will check out this Munster movie, but it will be hard to top the 1st Munster movie, "Munster, Go Home!" from 1966.

I remember when she teamed with Jim J Bullock for their own morning show.

It looks to be down. The link takes you to RM Vancouver listings page.

All cleared up now. Thanks, Rob.

Some avatars don't come thru on mine. And none of those "rank" symbols below the avatars don't show either.

I answered US to the poll. I am staying in US for '21. Savannah, Georgia first and then later Hawaii which is a family gathering are my travel plans for this year. I'm in the process of renewing my passport. In '22, Dublin, Buenos Aires and Berlin are on my list in no particular order as of now.

Anyone else lose connection to the site and get an Error 525 page saying that the SSL handshake failed? Later the site becomes available again.

Anyone start watching the new Us series on PBS? I find it entertaining and funny after the first show. It is based on a David Nicholls novel.

https://about.usps.com/newsroom/statements/061721-usps-operating-status-for-june-18-and-19.htm USPS website says that they're open and operating.

Boom is the name of the plane manufacturer not the airline. I think it is short for sonic boom.

Who is they? United? Boom?

I am watching an Australian show called Halifax Retribution on PBS Passport. It is a police procedural about a sniper on the loose in Melbourne. I'm about half way through the Season and it is keeping my attention.

It is a great Series. I am watching on Britbox. Season 6 is currently dropping with a new show every week.

If tickets are as expensive as the Concorde was, I will pass. But, it does make long haul travel less of an ordeal. Australia is just over 8 hours from the US West Coast according to Boom.

For someone who advocates for science, you can't ignore the CDC. The point is that everyone has to understand this risk or any risk before they decide to do anything. You want people to follow the science as do I. I have trips planned and understand the risk associated and I choose to accept them. But you can't tell people there is no risk.

GREAT protection doesn't mean 100% protection. Check the CDC website for the science. From the CDC website: (bolding added) COVID-19 vaccines will help protect you from getting sick or severely ill with COVID-19 Large-scale clinical trials found that COVID-19 vaccination prevented most people from getting COVID-19. All COVID-19 vaccines available in the United States are effective at preventing COVID-19. It typically takes about two weeks for the body to build protection after vaccination. That means it is possible you could still get COVID-19 soon after vaccination. This is because your body has not had enough time to build full protection. Some people who are fully vaccinated against COVID-19 will still get sick because the vaccines are not 100% effective. When this happens, vaccination might help keep you from getting seriously ill, based on data from clinical studies.

I occasionally watch Premier League on Peacock. I've seen Bayern play a couple times in person at Allianz Stadium. It is quite an experience.

Harry Hamlin. Scarecrow and Mrs. King was great 80s television.

Thanks!

Joey Jordan.

Doris, Judy or Rosemary

Rest in Peace, Guy.

Anyone else a regular watcher of this tv series? I've been catching up on Peacock streaming. Just finished the 1st season and starting season 2.

It turned into a really good story. And Phil Dunster who plays Jamie Cole, the son, is a real looker.

I first remember Sharon Small playing DI Barbara Havers in the Inspector Lynley series from Masterpiece Mystery a long time ago.