--   1:00a  Bed

--   7:50a  Up
--   9:00a  Leaving via bike for breakfast @McD: hotcakes & sausage
-- 10:30a  Home;  Total ride: 12 mi;  Sitting in garage;  "The View" ...
-- 11:32a  Leaving to bike
-- 12:10p  Home;  Total ride: 6 mi
Then left to shop at Dick's Sporting Goods, Dollar Tree and got an orange shake @Arby's
New saddlebag for bike has a cancer warning.
--   1:20p  Home;  Sitting in garage;  Talking to neighbors.
One neighbor found a dead mouse in the pool.  Board member thinks it was planted.
--   3:35p  Inside after biking 4 mi;  It's started to drizzle;  "Inside Edition"

--   4:20p  Skim Ch7 news
--   6:30p  "ET";  Dinner @home: pecan chicken salad (from Arby's)

>>>   7:02p  "United We Fall"
About a couple with 2 young daughters.  His critical mother lives with them.

~~  One description calls it a profoundly realistic family sitcom, but it's not
realistic at all.  It's constantly frantic and generally ridiculous.
~~  There is always a problem with a pilot episode.  We are plopped down in the
middle of their lives, but we have to wonder, what were they doing last month?
In other words, why are they portraying their problems as new or unexpected
(from their point of view)?
~~  I expect to keep watching, even though I probably shouldn't.


>>>   9:44p  "Brave New World" (07/15/20)
Based on the book.  I think I saw the 1980 TV movie.  I know I saw SOME version.
I don't remember many details, aside from the happiness drug called soma, so I don't
know how much the new version departs from that one.
~~  This is streaming on Peacock, so I have to watch it on a device.  I watched on my
laptop.  I may watch future episodes on my tablet.
~~  It's a bit confusing about what they are portraying.  We haven't yet been told how
long the utopia has been going and why it's now having trouble.
~~  I'll probably keep watching, but I'm not sure why.


-- 10:06p  Skim Ch5 news
-- 10:45p  "Jimmy Fallon"
-- 11:14p  "Jimmy Kimmel"

-- 11:35p  "Stephen Colbert"
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