[ SECRET POST #3706 ]

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⌈ Secret Post #3706 ⌋

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Comments

Re: Things that need to be streaming legally but aren't

[(Anonymous)]

I can't answer your question because now I want HLotS too! One of my favorite episodes is the one with the serial killer on I-95.

Re: Things that need to be streaming legally but aren't

[(Anonymous)]

Are you talking about "Thrill of the kill" because I was rewatching that recently and I got really amused by the fact that Jeffrey Donovan was the killer (when I first saw the episode I did not know him as an actor and I had completely forgotten about it until the rewatch.)

I really think it would gain some fans if it went on streaming because it was such a good series but people have largely forgotten about it.

Re: Things that need to be streaming legally but aren't

[(Anonymous)]

Yes that's the one! I still remember "no you don't, and I can prove it."

My father loved the show with how it was directed and the camera work. It is funny when you start to realize the actors that started out that became big later on. Then there is the episode with Robin Williams. Oh that would be interesting to rewatch.

I didn't get into "The Wire", I bet that's not streaming either.

Re: Things that need to be streaming legally but aren't

[(Anonymous)]

Yeah Homicide definitely has a few guest stars who blew up later in their career (as well as some who were also names back then as well.)

The Wire is actually much easier to hunt down by legal means, probably because it was an HBO show and HBO tends to keep their shows around. Since Homicide was NBC it's a lot more difficult to find, I think NBC tends to sit on the rights of their shows because Homicide is not the only one that is weirdly nowhere to be found.