"Poker Face"
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If you like "Columbo," you might enjoy "Poker Face" on Paramount+.
The premise is that "Charlie" is a casino bar hostess who has the ability to detect when someone's lying. She's 100% accurate and if someone's trying to cover up a crime, she can tell.
In the first episode, this ability gets her into trouble with her casino's bosses and she has to flee Vegas.
Each episode is self-contained, and tells the story of one crime and how she comes to deduce it. She has a "Columbo" type of air to herself, with a lot of "Wait a minute, there's just one thing I don't understand" thrown in to her exposition at the end of the episode.
I've watched three so far, and it's engaging, light fare.
Just a heads up, the narrative of the story is kind of time-shifted. Sometimes, Charlie makes an appearance before the crime is committed, and sometime after.
It's fun.
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Narvik was a good little film about a relatively unknown WWII battle that is deemed Hitler’s first defeat. In Norwegian, but the English overdub was really well done.
@Mik said in "Poker Face":
Narvik was a good little film about a relatively unknown WWII battle that is deemed Hitler’s first defeat. In Norwegian, but the English overdub was really well done.
Started watching it last night. Very well shot and engrossing. I watched with subtitles - perhaps I'll switched to the dubbing.