So are all the movies, TV shows and video games are officially cancelled due to coronavirus?

So are all the movies, TV shows and video games are officially cancelled due to coronavirus?

Oh no! What can we watch now? The horror, the horror.

originally posted by: makemap
So are all the movies, TV shows and video games are officially cancelled due to coronavirus?

Oh no! What can we watch now? The horror, the horror.

Years ago when I thought I'd be losing internet for a while, I went on a spree downloading movies, tv shows etc..

I'll be right... I prepped.. lol

originally posted by: makemap
So are all the movies, TV shows and video games are officially cancelled due to coronavirus?

Oh no! What can we watch now? The horror, the horror.

No, just some people's common sense.

a reply to: makemap

I have these thinks called books.

Might read hitchhikers guide to the galaxy
Maybe lord of the rings

a reply to: makemap

Short answer, yes.

Video games will thrive.

Tv shows and movies will slow down (social distancing).

Yup, we are all locked in our house. And you thought the holidays with family were bad. 🤪

No sports.

No new entertainment.

It’s going to get exciting in your local neighborhood, real soon......

a reply to: Bluntone22



Are you going to tell your grand sons that lord of the rings happened in real life when there is no more TV?

a reply to: makemap
Families managed to entertain themselves before there was television. E.g at Christmas they tended to give each other poetry recitations. I understand that my grandmother specialised in Southey's "Battle of Blenheim". She died before I knew her, but I heard my Dad's imitation;
"'Tis some poor fellow's skull, said he
That fell in yon great Vic-to-ry."
She was a Lincolnshire woman. Only in adulthood did I look up the poem and realise that Southey had written "THAT great victory."
So there's your answer. Memorise some good poetry and take turns.
"The boy stood on the burning deck."
"The fireman's wedding" (one of my great-grandfathers used to do this one."
There are some realy good ones in Bab Ballads (W.S. Gilbert)

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No new entertainment.

I was just working crew on a indy western So. of Santa Fe; the last operating movie set in the world is what we were told.

Here's the set....

www.facebook.com...

Shut down now.

originally posted by: Bluntone22
a reply to: makemap

I have these thinks called books.

Good. lol

a reply to: makemap

So are all the movies, TV shows [...] are officially cancelled due to coronavirus?

Mostly, yes. The single came shows/movies I know have been suspended, and the people who work on them.

Multicam usually still tapes with no audience and remote guests.

Doesn't matter, 90 plus percent of anything worth watching for tv shows or movies is over 5 years old.

So plenty of stuff to watch, modern media is crap.

I'm thinking of rewatching new who. Starting from the beginning with season one all the way through til the end....season 7.

So gladiatorial games are making a comeback? How exciting....