Television Bodies (Netflix series)

[Hugh Jass]

I thought it was decent.

 

[johnnyteutonic]

It might be an unpopular opinion here but I really like Stephen Graham.

He's a Liverpool fan right?

He's good in Boardwalk Empire (although his accent was a bit off) and Line of Duty.

 

[Wing Attack Plan R]

1 episode to go and while it is more or less holding it together so far I fear it might still end up very silly indeed.

I am at this point now: 1 episode to go. Haven't read any of the spoilers in this thread, so maybe a surprise awaits.

This show for some reason isn't compelling. Like, I watched the first episode when the show debuted, and I'm still not finished. Seems like one of those shows you're supposed to like because it has all the bells and whistles of a mind bending mystery, but it just doesn't deliver. The main cast is not very interesting, a lot of scenery chewing, and it starts feeling more episodic than it should because they shift time periods too often in the same episode. Maybe a few too many "character building" scenes, I don't know. "Dark" was way better. Not a big fan of Stephen Graham.

 

[Wibble]

I am at this point now: 1 episode to go. Haven't read any of the spoilers in this thread, so maybe a surprise awaits.

This show for some reason isn't compelling. Like, I watched the first episode when the show debuted, and I'm still not finished. Seems like one of those shows you're supposed to like because it has all the bells and whistles of a mind bending mystery, but it just doesn't deliver. The main cast is not very interesting, a lot of scenery chewing, and it starts feeling more episodic than it should because they shift time periods too often in the same episode. Maybe a few too many "character building" scenes, I don't know. "Dark" was way better. Not a big fan of Stephen Graham.

I like Stephen Graham but not so much in this. I finished

Spoiler

and I thought it was all a bit meh. If they end up making a second season I'd pass.