On Fri, 31 Jan 2020 02:33:03 -0800, Leo >
wrote:

>On 2020 Jan 30, , Sqwertz wrote
>(in article >):
>
>> That was a good watch. It's the first time I've sat through almost
>> 2 hours of any program (with only a couple 10 minute breaks).
>> Usually I don't watch anything I can't control with my full=featured
>> remote, but I had to compromise and Chromecasted this one to the 32"
>> TV. I haven't been in a movie theater for 29 years.
>>
>> Somebody suggested we go see "Imitation of Christ" new years day at
>> the museum. It started at 11:AM and ended at 9:45PM. Yeah, no.
>
>First, for Jill, we did see €œThe Poison Squad€� and enjoyed it. I never
>heard of the guy.
>Second, if the Ken Burns documentary on €œCountry Music€� is ever
>concatenated, you can watch sixteen hours straight. Its spectacular,
>outstanding, superlative, and in eight, two hour segments for the time
>being. I liked it a lot!
>Someday, the media may start giving out awards to pat each other on the
>back. If they ever do, they should give €œCountry Music€� a , lets call
>it, Leo.

I've seen Ken Burns' Vietnam documentary and his Dust Bowl
documentary. Both were very good, although I don't know which one was
more depressing. I'm now downloading his Country Music documentary,
even though I'm country music intolerant. There's always FF when they
start to sing.