By Jay Rodriguez
I m always looking for cool and interesting stuff to watch on TV.
Once the kids go to bed and it s time to relax, I just want to lose myself in a good show.
Here are some of the things I m watching.
The Last Cruise (HBO Max)
That s a 40 minute documentary about the passengers and crew of the Diamond Princess. It takes place in January of 2020 as the pandemic was just beginning. The virus spreads through the cruise ship and everyone gets quarantined in their staterooms. Good documentary, but it ends abruptly. Maybe we ll get a part two at some point.
Puerto de Málaga: Avalancha de navieras interesadas en los cruceros con escalas nacionales
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Skate Kitchen, Night Moves and More Streaming Gems
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The Last Cruise. Of course,
The Last Cruise isn’t fictional – it’s real. In early 2020, before any of use really had any idea what the coronavirus was, the
Diamond Princess cruise ship became a kind of hotbed for COVID-19 infections. As cases in the United States were still in the single digits, the passengers on the
Diamond Princess began to become infected at an alarming rate, leading the ship to be quarantined in the Port of Yokohama in Japan. On February 4, 10 people were diagnosed with COVID-19 (ultimately, 712 out of the 3,711 passengers and crew would test positive for the virus, and 14 people died). Director