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Subject: Re: What Did You Watch? 2025-04-07 (Monday)
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On 4/8/2025 5:24 AM, Ian J. Ball wrote:
> On 4/8/25 1:30 AM, Ubiquitous wrote:
> 
>> What did you watch?
> 
> Mondays, so not much either:
> 
> soaps: DOOL - Fri's ep. Mostly this was more "Who shot EJ?" stuff and 
> wasn't very interesting. However, in a howler! they want us to believe 
> that the cops and forensics *didn't find* Rafe's bug at the scene of 
> EJ's shooting! and so Rafe retrieves it without anyone knowing.
> 
> Final Two - Pathetic: Houston completely choked away a game they should 
> have won.  >:/
>     This is why people don't like college basketball!!
> 

I thought this was going to be a movie about the last two people to 
survive a killer.

I don't like college basketball because I don't like basketball.

> And that was it.
> 
> What did you watch?
> 

I watched:


Hollywood Demons (HBOMax) "Child Stars Gone Violent" - This is a new 
documentary series on HBOMax (I refuse to call it just Max!).  I forgot 
to mention last week's episode about Stepehen Collins.  Episode 2 
focused on three former child stars who ran into problems with the law 
as teens/adults.  I know that description narrows it down a lot.  The 
three child actors were Brian Bonsall from "Family Ties" and Star Trek: 
TNG, Dee Jay Daniels from "The Hughleys" and "Sky High," and Zachery Ty 
Bryan from "Home Improvement."  I thought Bonsall was dead, but maybe it 
was one of the other actors who played Worf's son.  The other two actors 
I wasn't familiar with.  Dee Jay Daniels was probably the biggest shock. 
  He went from playing nerdy character to a wannabe gangster with a face 
tattoo.  He complained his agent kept sending him nerdy characters to 
play because that's not like him at all.  I thought to myself, it's 
called, acting!  His ex girlfriend was interviewed and told the story of 
his getting violent with her in the car and she drove him too the police 
station and he didn't care.  He kept on yelling and screaming at her in 
front of the police station, then then when the police came out he was 
yelling at them too until they dragged him out of the car.  But not 
before trying to hide some drugs under her car seat that all the cops 
could clearly see him doing.  She tells the story better than I can.