YouTube videos - post'm if ya got'm nsfw possible.

[Daehawk]

Heres an A.I. trailer for The Fifth Element ...Super Panavision 70 hahaha

[Isgrimnur]

[Kraken]

That was a good description.

I've never seen True Blood (had to google her, and it). Added it to my list for maybe someday.

[Daehawk]

Is Jon sick or is he wearing a really oversized cap? He looks like a little old man. I looked him up and he is only 47. He looks nothing like he did in The Walking Dead or The Punisher. Im worried he is sick now.

[Blackhawk]

Many actors don't maintain their 'badass' muscle mass when they're not actively shooting a show that requires it. It takes a great deal of time and effort to stay at that level.

I'm going to watch this tonight - I actually just finished The Punisher S1 a few minutes ago.

[Max Peck]

That was a good description.

I've never seen True Blood (had to google her, and it). Added it to my list for maybe someday.

I recognized her as Karen Page in the Netflix/Marvel shows (Daredevil, The Punisher, The Defenders), which I'd assume is her link to Bernthal (who looks perfectly healthy to me). I had no idea she was in True Blood.

[Kraken]

True Blood lasted 7 seasons and won some awards...must've done something right. I think I'll watch the first ep tonight and see if it's for me. The premise sounds a lot like the storyline for I Zombie, except with vampires. Yes, I realize TB did it first.

[YellowKing]

Many actors don't maintain their 'badass' muscle mass when they're not actively shooting a show that requires it.

Speaking of that (and True Blood), I walked by Joe Manganiello one year at GenCon and thought "Wow, that guy looks like like Joe Manganiello but it can't be him because he's too skinny." I didn't find out until I got home and was reading GenCon recaps that it was actually him. I'm used to seeing him totally buffed out in movies (I have to watch a lot of them because my wife has a crush on him). But he was just in pure regular skinny dude mode.

[AWS260]

[Isgrimnur]

Mary Carillo, professional tennis player

[Max Peck]

Many actors don't maintain their 'badass' muscle mass when they're not actively shooting a show that requires it.

Speaking of that (and True Blood), I walked by Joe Manganiello one year at GenCon and thought "Wow, that guy looks like like Joe Manganiello but it can't be him because he's too skinny." I didn't find out until I got home and was reading GenCon recaps that it was actually him. I'm used to seeing him totally buffed out in movies (I have to watch a lot of them because my wife has a crush on him). But he was just in pure regular skinny dude mode.

In an episode of Behind the Bastards that I listened to recently Robert Evans made a passing reference to an actor (I can't remember who) that characterized his job, at least in part, as being paid to have a series of eating disorders as he was required to transform his body to suit different roles.

[Isgrimnur]

That sounds like something Christian Bale would say.

[Unagi]

Yeah, that tracks.

[Max Peck]

That sounds like something Christian Bale would say.

I went back and found it. The actor was Channing Tatum, although what Evans said isn't quite what I remembered.

I actually really appreciate Channing Tatum's talked a good amount about ... how many weird body image issues he got because if you are a leading man ... your job is to be professionally a disordered eater, like you're supposed to have body dysmorphia for money

[Blackhawk]

Many actors don't maintain their 'badass' muscle mass when they're not actively shooting a show that requires it.

Speaking of that (and True Blood), I walked by Joe Manganiello one year at GenCon and thought "Wow, that guy looks like like Joe Manganiello but it can't be him because he's too skinny." I didn't find out until I got home and was reading GenCon recaps that it was actually him. I'm used to seeing him totally buffed out in movies (I have to watch a lot of them because my wife has a crush on him). But he was just in pure regular skinny dude mode.

In an episode of Behind the Bastards that I listened to recently Robert Evans made a passing reference to an actor (I can't remember who) that characterized his job, at least in part, as being paid to have a series of eating disorders as he was required to transform his body to suit different roles.

This guy would agree with that, too.

Spoiler:

Chris Hemsworth

[Max Peck]

[Daehawk]

The first item...the infinity mirror booknook with fire globes is the coolest item in this video. Man I need to build a library

[Daehawk]

Ryan and Hugh take a lie detector test

[Max Peck]

[Daehawk]

Well Millennials went after Boomers. And Boomers really had no way to defend themselves. Now Gen-Z is poking Gen-X. It wont end well for them.

Our give a damn is busted lol

[hepcat]

This channel is pretty interesting - Tasting History.

I've recently started watching Tasting History with Max Miller and I agree, this series is great. Such an original idea. The recent episode featuring Max making the same meal that was found in the stomach lining of a 5000 year old frozen ice man was fantastic.

[Daehawk]

[GreenGoo]

True Blood lasted 7 seasons and won some awards...must've done something right.

No.

[Kraken]

True Blood lasted 7 seasons and won some awards...must've done something right.

No.

Heh after watching the first episode I'm inclined to believe you. I just abandoned "Away" halfway through so I'm casting about for a new-to-me series, preferably with a sci-fi flavor.

[Smoove_B]

So I'm casting about for a new-to-me series, preferably with a sci-fi flavor.

[Kraken]

Already saw Fringe. And Eureka. And probably 90% of whatever else you can think up. (BTW, the new Orphan Black series isn't very good.)

[hepcat]

Far Out Space Nuts?



It had the same gritty hard science feel of The Expanse, but also included the ensemble feel of a Firefly or Farscape.

[Brian]

Funny, I was just talking about this show with a coworker.
He didn't believe me when I mentioned a "Gilligan in Space" series was an actual thing.

[Unagi]

Already saw Fringe. And Eureka. And probably 90% of whatever else you can think up. (BTW, the new Orphan Black series isn't very good.)

Just want to be totally clear that you've watched Fire Fly, right?
I know a lot of boomers missed that one, and most people won't think to make sure.

[Daehawk]

Eureka was a good show...I quit after season 3 or so though....before Wil Wheaton came on board.

[Kraken]

Already saw Fringe. And Eureka. And probably 90% of whatever else you can think up. (BTW, the new Orphan Black series isn't very good.)

Just want to be totally clear that you've watched Fire Fly, right?
I know a lot of boomers missed that one, and most people won't think to make sure.

Yup.

[Jaymann]

Far Out Space Nuts?



It had the same gritty hard science feel of The Expanse, but also included the ensemble feel of a Firefly or Farscape.

Catchy theme song. And guest starring John Carradine!

[hepcat]

Far Out Space Nuts?



It had the same gritty hard science feel of The Expanse, but also included the ensemble feel of a Firefly or Farscape.

Catchy theme song. And guest starring John Carradine!

John Carradine appears in every tv show between the years 1970 and 1982.

[Daehawk]

I wouldn't doubt it Grasshoppa

[Daehawk]

40! years geebus!!! I thought I saw this when I was 15 just the other day. I guess its because Ive aged along with them but Julia is still a babe.

[Daehawk]

This one is new to me.....

[hepcat]

This one is for Daehawk and his overpowering love of AI trailers.



Good luck getting to sleep at night after THAT….

[Daehawk]

Is there a place to generate these things?

[hepcat]

Hell, apparently.

[Blackhawk]

Is there a place to generate these things?

I don't know the answer, but I can guess the answer:

Lots of places, but it's a lot more than a single text prompt. It's likely a series of short segments carefully edited together. Most likely the people that are making them (and I've seen enough of them pushed in feeds to know they're popular) are using a dedicated machine with a copy of Stable Diffusion (or whatever) on it.