As often happens, my younger brother was plastered by the time he got home into the latter half of last evening. When he sat down with a beer and was set to watch some of the shows we follow in common, I put our Android TV Box to work and tuned in an episode of Chilling Adventures of Sabrina ─ in this instance it was the first episode ("Chapter Twenty-One: The Hellbound Heart") of part three (or season two).
I had downloaded the episode onto a flash or thumb drive, so it began playing straight off ─ there was no time wasted seeking a functioning and true source. Even so, I saw that my brother had already passed out.
The episode was an hour long sans any commercials, and he snored through its entirety and then maybe a quarter of the way through the next show I tuned in ─ an episode of Shoestring. This one was episode seven ("Looking for Mr Wright") of season or series two, so we only have three more episodes to enjoy of the series.
Note that all of the episodes are presently available on YouTube's Worzle TDB's Classic TV channel at this link.
As for the Chilling Adventures of Sabrina episode that I had to download, I did so because I had found two evenings ago that the streaming sources I was using seemed to have gotten confused about the distinction between the concept of what constituted the "second season", with what is actually the first season's "part two" ─ they misfiled an older episode from part two into the slot of the premiere episode of season two (which was now part three).
Yes, even describing it is confusing.
I do not now recall just which website I used for the download of the proper episode, but an example of one allowing for a download is WAT32.tv at this link.
Anyway, my choice with which to end the night's T.V. viewing was an episode of 1883 ─ this time it was episode three ("River"). I am absolutely adoring actress Isabel May, still finding that she so strongly resembles actress Jennifer Lawrence when Jennifer was the same age (there is approximately a decade's difference in their ages).
This morning's T.V. fare was of course different. Around 9:10 a.m. I led us off with Odessa Orlewicz's hour-long livestream of yesterday: Interview WIth Attorney Ron Berutti Who is Suing Blackrock .
Attorney Ron Berutti is fighting the criminal vaccine mandates & cr!tical race theory at Blacrock. He has sued Mayor De Blassio, Gov. Murphy and Gov. Hochul. He is currently suing Blackrock for cr!mes against the U.S. constitution. As seen on numerous U.S MSM/Independent TV stations.
There was only time for one further video, because my brother bowed out around 11:30 a.m. to seek bed rest before he left for the day to socialize. I chose yesterday's addition to Rumble's Vaccine Safety Research Foundation channel ─ the video somewhat exceeded 1½ hours (1:38:05): Full Episode #78: A Mother's Vaccine Tragedy.
Nurse Angela welcomes Nurse Heather Schultz and OB/Gyn Dr. Kimberly Biss who will discuss their personal experiences of vaccine-related tragedies and the impact of Covid-19 vaccines on maternal health.
Nurse Heather Schultz, a Bachelor-prepared Registered Nurse in the Chicago area, has become a passionate advocate for mothers who have tragically lost their babies after receiving the Covid-19 vaccine. Though she couldn't control what happened to her own daughter, Makenna, Heather is determined to spread the word and spare others from enduring the same excruciating and life-changing experience she went through. Heather’s personal story will also shed light on the importance of informed decision-making and the vital need for support for affected families.
Dr. Kimberly Biss, an experienced OB/Gyn with nearly 30 years of expertise in caring for pregnant women, will reveal valuable firsthand experience with the unfortunate impact of Covid-19 vaccines on maternal health, reproduction, and fertility. As the chief of staff at a prominent medical center, Dr. Biss has observed the challenges posed by the Covid-19 pandemic and has noted an increase in pregnancy and gynecological problems following the rollout of the mRNA vaccines. She offers a critical perspective on this unfolding health crisis.
Our host Nurse Angela is a former ICU/NICU nurse who has herself experienced near fatal and extreme adverse effects from the Covid-19 vaccine. Angela brings her knowledge, expertise and personal experience to the conversation, ensuring a comprehensive exploration of the topic.
Don’t miss this conversation amongst these three esteemed medical professionals. Together, they will provide unique and invaluable insights into the impact of Covid-19 vaccines on maternal health, sharing personal stories and medical expertise.
Unfortunately Dr. Kimberly Biss would not speak loudly enough to maintain my interest, and I refused to crank the volume up any louder. I had it at '45', and often '25' is too loud for many YouTube videos, yet the doctor was nearly inaudible at times. Her hosts were comparatively so loud as to be excessive ─ ergo my refusal to crank things up further just to keep Dr. Biss and her presentation interesting.
Heck, I found myself zoning out for quite long stretches as she quietly droned on; and the point came when I began preparing my day's first meal with the T.V. in the living room too indistinct to hear ─ I probably missed out on nearly 10 minutes. But I cared little ─ I would have gotten little from what was televised anyway.
My brother actually skipped the last hour of the video primarily due to that audio deficiency. Either guests must be compelled to speak loudly, or else there must be some post-production adjustments made to equalize the audio of each person before the video is posted.
My brother left for the day before I had returned to bed for an early afternoon nap. And since the afternoon was sunny and hot, before it was yet 2 p.m. I was out in the backyard sunning for something over 1½ hours.
I have an early a.m. five-mile walk scheduled for tonight, so I will need to get to bed reasonably early to allow me to capably rise at 1:45 a.m. to ready myself for that outing. Consequently, no late evening with my brother tonight.
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