This is one of those things that I’m reluctant to watch again because I don’t want to spoil it for myself as it just seemed perfect first time round. I love the concepts in it and how it plays out.
Television Anyone recommend me any TV Shows?
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Yeah it's had a lot of thought go into it. The amount of double bluffs and triple bluffs
I think it was superb and best in the first ten or so episodes (I'm on 18 now) but still good.I think it’s been maybe 7-10 years since I watched it and it still makes me think about the morality of it, it’s just so good.Yeah it's had a lot of thought go into it. The amount of double bluffs and triple bluffs
I recently watched Tokyo Ghoul which has 3 seasons on Netflix. 1 st season is really good, 2nd is decent 3rd I’m working my way through.
It's a great quality show but I totally agree it's kind of hard to get into, meaning what or which character should you grow into. Actually I had the same dilemma with Mad Men. Unbelievably good tv but hard to become attached to anything or anyone
One of the best Anime shows after Attack on Titan.
Yeah that's disappointing, I really like growing to like characters in a show, or hate them too. But will still try at least 1 full season and take it from there.
Are you guys into spanish tv shows aswell ? I'm looking for something with that language
If you already watched the Netflix Narcos series, HBO latam Sr. Ávila (Mexico) and Prófugos (Chile) are good fun.
Also, Los simuladores (Argentina) is one of the best TV shows ever.
Haven't watched Narcos but did watch a few Pablo Escobar and El Chapo stuff. Should I watch Narcos itself or Narcos Mexico ?
Thanks, i'll try to catch these shows somewhere.
The correct order would be: Narcos (masterpiece) -> Narcos: Mexico -> El Chapo
Watching S2 now. Great show.
Started the Prodigal Son with Michael Sheen as a serial killer seems good so far and not sure why but i am getting a vibe it's similar to The Blacklist
Started watching Brave New World , it got fairly mixed reviews, the setting kind of reminds me of the film Logans Run. I'm 5 episodes in and find it watchable but not exactly awe inspiring however I will persist. The book is on my 'to read' list.
Thanks for this, had it as on my watchlist but forgot about it, will start watching tonight. Hope it will be good!
I watched this so long ago I can't even remember what happenedYeah it's had a lot of thought go into it. The amount of double bluffs and triple bluffs
But I do know I enjoyed it! Well, i've seen El Chapo's first season, so... but will check it out nevertheless! Farina is pretty good too, just one season.
Well I finished both Deadwood and Rome, I finally got that off my years old backlog and loved them both, Rome was a bit easier on the watch with it being more dynamic than Deadwood but both are brilliant.
Watched Des, a mini series on serial killer Dennis Nilsen on ITV hub.
Working my way through Black Sails at the moment, on season two, very good so far.
Thought this was brilliant right through to the end.
Did you catch the Deadwood movie?
Yeah, did it right after I finished series, it was ok, decent enough closure.
Loving it so far. End up reading about the pirates as well.
One of the best endings for sure. 95% of TV shows feck up their ending. Not Black Sails.
Oooof, now you making me want to go back and finish it, can't remember where I stopped though, few years now!
Do it all over again. Do it.
Read his wikipedia page, sick bastard.
Is Bosch worth a watch? Remember someone mentioned it to me on here before but never got round to checking it out.
If you like crime/detective dramas then definitely. One of Amazon’s best originals.
Louis Theroux's new retrospective series, looking back at some of his most memorable encounters and speaking to some of the people involved, has been brilliant.
3 episodes currently on the BBC iPlayer with 1 left to go.
3 episodes currently on the BBC iPlayer with 1 left to go.
Just binged 2 season of Aggretsuko on Netflix. What a fantasticly strange yet charming show. Writing is top notch for an anthropomorphic anime.
Would highly recommend.
Would highly recommend.
The Third Day a six part miniseries starring Jude Law/Emily Watson/Paddy Considine. Wish this was bingeable now as its just one episode per week, watched the opener last night and was well impressed and hope it remains this good for the remainder. It definitely has a Wickerman vibe, its quite mysterious with some menacing locals among the characters who live on the island that is accessible by car only when the tide allows. Jude Law is excellent in this so far.
I‘m on episode 2. It is enjoyable along with Raised by Wolves from HBO. I am really happy they’re getting some new stuff out with other shows potentially delayed.
I am loving Paul Whitehouse and Bob Mortimer go fishing. Such a wicked show, easy going and fantastic coming of age show.
Binge watched Yellowstone and it was fantastic. Brilliant Season 3 finale and can't wait for the 4th!
Started The Bureau now. It's an extremely highly rated French espionage drama. Really liking the opening episodes.
Started The Bureau now. It's an extremely highly rated French espionage drama. Really liking the opening episodes.
Never watched a Star Trek show. Is Star Trek Discovery any good?
Saw it advertised on Netflix and I have sci-fi itch that needs scratching.
Saw it advertised on Netflix and I have sci-fi itch that needs scratching.
Finished Season 1 of The Bureau and so far it's lived up to the hype!
From within Trek, I'd recommend The Next Generation or Deep Space Nine, from outside that the Expanse.
What made Trek different was that its sci-fi future was utopian (unlike pretty much every other serious sci-fi show ever), and this is very obvious in TNG and is evident (but challenged) in DS9. But it's abandoned in modern Trek (Discovery and Picard), and the Expanse is a much better non-utopian show than those.
I've just finished the Haunting of Hill House (10eps) and the Haunting of Bly Manor (9eps)
Both absolutely brilliant series on Netflix, I think Bly Manor has it's own thread here, which I might camp in for a bit! Both made by the same team both completely different stories and both absolutely fantastic, I loved them.
Both absolutely brilliant series on Netflix, I think Bly Manor has it's own thread here, which I might camp in for a bit! Both made by the same team both completely different stories and both absolutely fantastic, I loved them.