Great. Another show on the listI loved it. Might have been for reasons other than acting - dunno.
Television Anyone recommend me any TV Shows?
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Very! Don't even think twice, just watch!Alright guys. Banshee any good?
I think ar-mish watch some parts again!!I loved it. Might have been for reasons other than acting - dunno.
The CW will greenlight anything...
It's somewhat underrated, it's pulpy fun but it does it well and doesn't extend its stay. It's got some great characters and some really fun moments. And, of course, tits.Alright guys. Banshee any good?
The Fall on Netflix is really good. Grim, but good.
I was quite scathing of The Shield but now that I've finished it... I absolutely love it and it's left a big LAPD-serial sized hole in my life. It is a bit ridiculous but there's something extremely compulsive about it. And that finale, holy feck. It's gotten me completely hooked on LA cop shows, so I've read all about the RAMPART Scandal, ordered the book Blue: The Battle to Redeem American Policing by Joe Domanick and downloaded all 4 series of SouthLAnd, the first episode of which was absolutely fantastic. I'll be rewatching The Shield in the next couple of years for sure!
I couldn't explain without ruining the ending but the last series is amazing TV. Sons of Anarchy is from the same writer/director if you need another hit.
I'm watching The Fall.
Gillian Anderson, holy feck.
Gillian Anderson, holy feck.
Finished Little Fires Everywhere. It wasn't great, particully due to KW's performance and character and a typically heavy handed approach to a racism commentary.
Just finished The Outsider, excellent Stephen King adaptation, was not expecting it to be that good, 8/10
Yep, very good show.
Majority in here only liked the first few episodes until the cucuy showed up, but feck em.
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Not sure if it's been discussed before but has anyone here seen Yellowstone?
Sure have pardner. Great show.
Yep, very good show.
Majority in here only liked the first few episodes until the cucuy showed up, but feck em.
I thought the show progressed really well and the finale was top notch. The "cucuy/bogeyman" element was handled very well, they used the "less is more" portrayal of the malevolent bad spirit to great effect, the act of murder being a "virus" was handled excellently. Oh and what a cast, Ben Mendolsohn, Paddy Considine and Cynthia Erivo were brilliant as were the supporting cast members.
Is curb your enthusiasm worth watching now? Looking for new comedy series to watch with other half
I loved it, took a few to get into but just gets better and better
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Definitely. And it is a show that is a lot more fun to watch with someone else, giving commentary on the cringe and absurdity.
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After finishing the german show "Babylon Berlin", shich was surprisingly good, I have started watching "The boys". I just love it. Superheroes series for grown-ups Recommend it.
Recommend it.It's not everyone's cup of tea, but I think its genuinely one of the best comedies ever made.
I am guessing these have all come up but:
1: Drama - The Wire. Simply the best tv show. Ever.
2. Sitcom - Scrubs. Rewatching it now, absolutely love it.
3. Current Show - The Witcher. Completely biased as I loved the books.
1: Drama - The Wire. Simply the best tv show. Ever.
2. Sitcom - Scrubs. Rewatching it now, absolutely love it.
3. Current Show - The Witcher. Completely biased as I loved the books.
There's a Japanese movie and anime series also called Kingdom.I finished the Korean political drama/ zombie horror series Kingdom, which I really enjoyed. Then I've immediately started watching the American series Kingdom, which is also great (but nothing to do with zombies or politics). Anyone else seen it? I'm half way through season 2 now.
Oh, and Kiele Sanchez
The OA
Type: Supernatural thriller/mystery. With a deep, complex, multi-layered, incomprehensible plot based on alternative realities, kidnap, death and "rebirth".
Acting is realistic, method, and good; with no camp at all.
Characters. Plot, nevertheless, motivates believable, compelling characters. Characters stay true to themselves; each driven by their inner-goals. The ultimate plot driver is incomprehensible. But minor plots are easy to understand.
Action/set-piece scenes are absent.
Length: There are 2 seasons of 8 episodes each. No 3rd season because it's been cancelled.
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Anyone watch that new Scott Ridley show on HBO yet? Seems different.
Finally got round to watching Norsemen and it’s one of the best shows I’ve seen in ages. Absolutely brilliant.
A bunch of the same actors from Lilyhammer too. Think I’ll rewatch that when I’m done.
A bunch of the same actors from Lilyhammer too. Think I’ll rewatch that when I’m done.
Bosch is pretty well made too on amazon prime. Southland is probably the best and gives the job some realistic justice. I met the actor who plays the Training officer and he said that the show got really good reviews especially from law enforcement, but didn’t get enough of a wider audience to continue with more seasons. Such a shame.
Season 1 did enough to make me watch season 2 but season 2 wasn't great. I'm not sure I would have bothered with S3 if it hadn't been cancelled.
Australian output can be very hit and miss but Upright (as I previoulsy mentioned) was very very good indeed and I'm enjoying S1 of a very different Australian show - Mr Inbetween - S2 is meant to be even better.
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Mr. Inbetween is very good, Scott Ryan is brilliant as as the lead character Ray, I enjoyed this.
I've been watching Death Note recently. It's class.
Anyone watched Boardwalk Empire? I tried it out a few years back and really couldn't get into it, I'm thinking of trying it again.
Good show the last season was awful mind you but up to that was very good . Then the last season was just rushed full of unrealistic time jumps and strange decisions from the leading characters . Gee i wonder what other show i could say that about
Thanks, will give it another go!
Love Boat?