The police start cracking down on the Cannon gang's operations, legal and illegal. They shut down one of their nightclubs and then hit the Cannon gang's headquarters. Cannon just finished making a deal with a gang from up north. They handed over most of the guns they took from the Fadda gang in return for a pledge to help out when they need it. The police, led by Detective Weff, don't arrive until after the guns are gone. Weff takes the money that Thurman Smutney gave to Loy.
Saturday, October 31, 2020
Friday, October 30, 2020
The Last Dance 1.02
Episode II
The series continues to focus mostly on the past with glimpses here and there on the 1997-98 NBA season.
Scottie Pippen gets the spotlight first. The focus is on his early years and why his relationship with Chicago Bulls management got so contentious over time.
The spotlight then shifts to Michael's early life including his relationships with his brothers, his father and his high school career.
The episode then shifts forward several years to 1986. Michael injured his foot and had to sit out for a weeks. He got impatient and started practicing secretly back in North Carolina. The Bulls let him return to playing but limited his playing time. The Bulls made the playoffs that year and faced the Boston Celtics in the opening round. The Celtics won the series but Jordan put on a show. He scored 49 points in the first game, which the Bulls lost by 19 points. The next game went to double overtime but the Bulls lost again, this time by just 4 points. Jordan scored 63 points in game 2.
There was no mention of game 3 which was played in Chicago. The Bulls lost that one too. Jordan fouled out of that game after scoring just 19 points in 39 minutes of game time.
The episode ends in 1997 by focusing on the feud between Scottie Pippen and GM Jerry Krause. Pippen was still recovering from an injury and had yet to play in any games. He wanted to be traded and was very public about his interest in leaving the Bulls and his dislike for Jerry Krause.
Thursday, October 29, 2020
Justice League 2.04.B
Batman and Wonder Woman invade Kasnia. The Kasnian military proves to be a little too much for them. Wonder Woman is captured and the Batplane is shot out of the sky. Princess Audrey and Vandal are exchanging vows while the the Kasnian military is suppressing Wonder Woman and Batman. Wonder Woman makes it to the ceremony before she is captured. She tries talking Audrey out of marrying Vandal Savage but he silences Wonder Woman with a powerful blast from a small high tech weapon.
Wednesday, October 28, 2020
She's Gotta Have It 1.10
#NolasChoice (3 DA HARD WAY)
Nola prepares Thanksgiving dinner for 4 and invites Jamie, Greer, and Mars over to share the meal. They each are a bit put out by the presence of the other two men but all three of them stick around. Each expresses himself in his own way. Nola shows them her latest creation, a painting that she calls three-headed monster. They are the three headed monster as depicted in her artwork.
The evening ends with all four of them dancing to Raspberry Beret by Prince after which they collapse on her bed and sleep. The men each get up and leave in their own time. Nola is left alone, until the buzzer rings. It's Opal. She's by herself for Thanksgiving and has brought over a bottle of champagne. Nola hesitates before deciding to buzz Opal in.
Tuesday, October 27, 2020
Captain Harlock (1978) 1.03
A Woman Who Burns Like Paper
Almost no one pays any attention to the giant black sphere that crash landed on Earth. Most people are too wrapped up in their own lives to pay it any attention. There are just four people who suspect that it might be dangerous: Dr. Daiba, his son Tadashi, Professor Kusko, and Captain Harlock. Tadashi spots someone spying on his father's lab while he and his father are analyzing the great sphere. He tries chasing them but they get away. Dr. Daiba tries talking the Prime Minister into doing something about the giant black sphere but the PM lacks the desire to do anything.
Monday, October 26, 2020
1990 Duke at Clemson Men's Basketball
Littlejohn Coliseum
Clemson, SC
Feb 28, 1990
Duke Blue Devils at Clemson Tigers
These two teams were in some respects very evenly matched. They were tied for first place in the Atlantic Coast Conference and had almost identical win loss records. Both teams were ranked nationally.
Duke came into this game with a record of 23-5 (9-3 ACC) and ranked 12th nationally. The two non-conference losses were to nationally ranked teams, Syracuse and Michigan. The three conference losses were all road games. They lost at North Carolina by a point, at Virginia by three points, and at North Carolina State by 5 points.
Clemson came into this game with a record of 22-5 (9-3 ACC) and ranked 20th nationally. The two non-conference losses were to Alabama and Villanova. The three conference losses were all road games. They lost at North Carolina State by two points, at North Carolina by 23 points, and at Duke by 14 points.
Saturday, October 24, 2020
Fargo 4.04
Ethelrida takes a job cleaning Nurse Mayflower's apartment. She arrives just at Nurse Mayflower's place just as Josto is leaving. Josto runs into Rabbi Milligan as he is leaving the building where Orieta Mayglower lives. Milligan tells him about what happened, the attempt on Loy Cannon's eldest son, and what he learned from Calamita. Josto tells him to keep his eyes open and report back to him.
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