Who's watching what on tv

[fred quimby]

Watched living with yourself - Not that great

[bunique]

14 hours ago, fred quimby said:

Watched living with yourself - Not that great

We’re muddling through it too. It has the odd moment but half the time I can’t work out which Miles I’m supposed to be looking at which doesn’t help make sense of the story 

Edited November 19, 2019 by bunique

[feral chile]

Mr Robot.

Damn, Rami Malek is good!

[FloorFiller]

Watchmen is much better than I could’ve ever expected. Same creator as The Leftovers which is one of my favourite TV shows and he’s on to another winner here. Never read the graphic novel so not sure how fans of that are finding it, but enjoyed the film and this seems like a great follow up (albeit, returning to the story of the novel rather than the elements that were changed for the film, aka giant squid monster).

Also digging The Mandalorian so far, although need a few more episodes to see if it’s really got legs. They’ve sure pumped a shitload of money in to it - sits right alongside the films in the spectacle department. 

[clarkete]

1 hour ago, FloorFiller said:

Also digging The Mandalorian so far, although need a few more episodes to see if it’s really got legs. They’ve sure pumped a shitload of money in to it - sits right alongside the films in the spectacle department. 

Those first 3 episodes have been great  

I have spoken.
 

Edited November 25, 2019 by clarkete

[ian the worm]

Arcadia is on the telly.....

[dondo]

On 11/13/2019 at 9:41 PM, ian the worm said:

Guilt on BBC.  Watched the first two episodes twice (as my wife wants to watch With me but I don’t have the patience to wait). Great story, actors, twists and soundtrack. Also features a proper old school fictional record store In Leith. 

Loved this series- best thing watched in a while

I read that the record shop whilst supposed to be in Leith- the location it was filmed was in Glasgow (as was some other parts of the series as apparently they were struggling to film in Edinburgh, I think due to the festival)

[pryce]

On ‎11‎/‎25‎/‎2019 at 4:55 PM, FloorFiller said:

Watchmen is much better than I could’ve ever expected. Same creator as The Leftovers which is one of my favourite TV shows and he’s on to another winner here. Never read the graphic novel so not sure how fans of that are finding it, but enjoyed the film and this seems like a great follow up (albeit, returning to the story of the novel rather than the elements that were changed for the film, aka giant squid monster).

Also digging The Mandalorian so far, although need a few more episodes to see if it’s really got legs. They’ve sure pumped a shitload of money in to it - sits right alongside the films in the spectacle department. 

same, getting leftover vibes from it.

Leftovers is the greatest tv show that nobody has seen

[philipsteak]

Upright, on Sky Atlantic.

Really really good. Funny, moving, beautiful to look at. Some great performances. Tim Minchin is great, but Milly Alcock is absolutely brilliant. 

[feral chile]

Mr Robot.

😯😯😯

[zero000]

11 hours ago, feral chile said:

Mr Robot.

😯😯😯

Glad someone else has watched it! Absolutely incredible season and a near perfect end to the series. The Vera episode earlier in the season has to go down as one of the best episodes of all time. 
 

 

[fred quimby]

Finished His Dark Materials which I enjoyed more than I thought I would.

[feral chile]

5 hours ago, zero000 said:

Glad someone else has watched it! Absolutely incredible season and a near perfect end to the series. The Vera episode earlier in the season has to go down as one of the best episodes of all time. 
 

 

I absolutely loved it.

It was near perfect.

I'll miss it. And the characters.

Esmail rocks.

[zero000]

[Rufus Gwertigan]

Did anyone else catch A Christmas Carol. On BBC. boy was it dark

[philipsteak]

Yeah, I thought it was really good. And watching the usual suspects have a meltdown on Twitter was both amusing and depressingly predictable  

[philipsteak]

Really been enjoying Dracula. The ending to part 2 was superb

[Matt42]

15 hours ago, philipsteak said:

Really been enjoying Dracula. The ending to part 2 was superb

Absolutely loved episode 1 and 2 but oh my god episode 3 sucked.

[pink_triangle]

8 hours ago, Matt42 said:

Absolutely loved episode 1 and 2 but oh my god episode 3 sucked.

Agree with all of that. I had fairly low expectations, but was blown away by the first 2. Episode 3 was just very dull and change of time period didn't work.

[philipsteak]

I didn't think it was that bad. It was no where near as good as 1 & 2 though. Definitely a wasted opportunity

[Dales]

Agree with everyone 1&2 good but episode 3 a wee bit disappointing.

[charlierc]

I've been watching You season 2 on Netflix if that counts. Been still fairly fun and a bit crazier, if IMO not as good as S1.

Its Always Sunny in Philadelphia is also a recent binge-watch. Reached season 11 and its still a group being mutually awful, and still being bizarrely hilarious. Though its quite something a co-worker had a Danny DeVito pumpkin for their Halloween decoration.

[fred quimby]

Enjoyed Dracula, see what people say about Ep 3 though

Hail Satan - Was interesting and some great points in there

Don't Fuck with Cats - Really enjoyed watching that, well put together. Luka Magnotta - Wow

[The Nal]

12 minutes ago, fred quimby said:

Hail Satan - Was interesting and some great points in there

Yeah really enjoyed that.

New Curb Your Enthusiasm is so good

[eFestivals]

anyone see that Johnstown doc on BBC4 recently? So much real footage, so very grim.