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Finished This is Going to Hurt now.
Spoiler below as it relates to a later episode. Brilliant show.Shruti's suicide hit like a truck. Christ.
Really dark, and raw, but brilliantly done. I like that there weren't that many clues beyond she's tired, she's stressed but they all are.
Thought it was very brave to go in that direction rather than the more "look at the daft things people do!" elements of the book.
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Just finished Goliath. Very watchable without being brilliant. Season 3 is a bit slow.bolloxbolder said:Has anyone watched Goliath? Am looking for a decent box set and the story lines seems ok.1 -
Read that it was a custom built set - covid meant they couldn't use anywhere in a real hospital.Charlton_Road_James said:
Yeah we started it last night, watched the first two episodes & are loving it. It's scary to think that's how bad the NHS is. Looks like it is filmed at St Thomas's, can anyone confirm?LargeAddick said:Have to say we are really enjoying ‘This Is Going To Hurt’. Plenty of laugh out loud moments and just generally very amusing.1 -
That's it for me too ... still enjoyed watching itSuper_Eddie_Youds said:
In my opinion it does, that said I was pretty bought in to the characters so still found it enjoyable based on that.Big_Bad_World said:Nearly finished season 3 of Peaky Blinders. Does it get progressively worse/silly after season 2, as it seems?0 -
finished it last night. Thought Harriet Walter was great as his Mum.North Lower Neil said:Finished This is Going to Hurt now.
Spoiler below as it relates to a later episode. Brilliant show.Shruti's suicide hit like a truck. Christ.
Really dark, and raw, but brilliantly done. I like that there weren't that many clues beyond she's tired, she's stressed but they all are.
Thought it was very brave to go in that direction rather than the more "look at the daft things people do!" elements of the book.
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Yes. In my view the last series totally bombed. I watched it to see what happened as I’d been hooked for the previous 4 seasons but it does go slowly downhill after series 2. It’s still very good so hang with it but have realistic expectations. I’ll need to watch the last series again to remind myself where we are at before the new one comes out as it’s been a long break.Big_Bad_World said:Nearly finished season 3 of Peaky Blinders. Does it get progressively worse/silly after season 2, as it seems?2 -
The Curse on C4 is pretty decent without being hilarious. Really fancy the lead woman as well, she looks completely different to when she was in Eastenders.0
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Started season 4 and have just paused it at the black hand bit. It's like watching Phileas Fogg and all of his globetrotting adventuresSillybilly said:
Yes. In my view the last series totally bombed. I watched it to see what happened as I’d been hooked for the previous 4 seasons but it does go slowly downhill after series 2. It’s still very good so hang with it but have realistic expectations. I’ll need to watch the last series again to remind myself where we are at before the new one comes out as it’s been a long break.Big_Bad_World said:Nearly finished season 3 of Peaky Blinders. Does it get progressively worse/silly after season 2, as it seems?
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More like 'Celebrities I've looked at from across the tracks whilst trying to cross reference with Google image search...' Yeah, we just finished season 3. Its more of the same good stuff, you still hate them, you still love to watch them. Felt a little bit darker towards the end maybe. If you like the first 2, i think you'll like 3.Jessie said:
Wow that's so incredible... Should be included in the 'Celebrities I've met' thread (I can't remember the exact title of the thread)Addickhead86 said:
Yeah, I think he worked on some of Veep, so I guess he's used to writing for US series. We saw him at the train station the other day, should have begged him for a writing gig! 😬 Enjoy the rest of the seasons, some crazy stuff coming up!Jessie said:
I'm on episode 5 season 2 and absolutely loving it. There's a short interview of Jesse Armstrong at the end of each episode of season 2 and I was surprised to know that he is a Brit!! Considering this is set in the US, the writer/creator being British really was a big surprise.Addickhead86 said:
Love Succession, love the shitty characters, love the theme. It's also written in South London, just down the road from us in Brixton.Jessie said:I've started watching Succession this week and got totally hooked. Actually I watched the first three episodes back when it was just aired in 2019. I thought the first episode was mind-blowing but somehow didn't continue as every single character in the series was so dislikable. But this time I've realised it really is GREAT. The dialogues are so well-written. Also I'm beginning to like Kendall and Shiv. And the title theme is so good that it has become an earworm for me.
Peaky Blinders... When I finished Boardwalk Empire a couple of years ago I started to watch Peaky Blinders but simply couldn't get into it. It seemed so pretentious... I guess I'm very much in the minority regarding views on this series. Have you been watching season 3? Is it as good as the first two seasons?1 -
who was she in Enders ?ValleyGary said:The Curse on C4 is pretty decent without being hilarious. Really fancy the lead woman as well, she looks completely different to when she was in Eastenders.
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dont worry - was back in 2010 !!!0
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Excellent cheers! Cool I didn't realise it was a prequel to Yellowstone, I've watched the first three seasons of that. I'd defo recommend it if you like Western/Cow Boy stuff, Kev Costner is excellent in it.carly burn said:
I have been watching it and it's excellent. Well worth a watch.Charlton_Road_James said:Has anyone watched 1883 on HBO & can recommend it? I believe its a new US Western/Wild West tv series. Thanks
It's a prequel to Yellowstone, which I haven't watched.
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I’ve had to do some research but I’m pretty sure this is the series where Alfie has his legendary business meeting. Must have been with Luca, the Sicilian gangster. You must see it. And don’t be drinking anything at the same time. You’ll thank me for this advice. @stonemuse knows what I’m on about. Groundbreaking televisionBig_Bad_World said:
Started season 4 and have just paused it at the black hand bit. It's like watching Phileas Fogg and all of his globetrotting adventuresSillybilly said:
Yes. In my view the last series totally bombed. I watched it to see what happened as I’d been hooked for the previous 4 seasons but it does go slowly downhill after series 2. It’s still very good so hang with it but have realistic expectations. I’ll need to watch the last series again to remind myself where we are at before the new one comes out as it’s been a long break.Big_Bad_World said:Nearly finished season 3 of Peaky Blinders. Does it get progressively worse/silly after season 2, as it seems? 0 -
I'm all caught up on both. Yellowstone is class, must cost a fortune to produce but is gold-tier tv. Some really good characters to get to know and they aren't afraid of killing the main cast members eitherCharlton_Road_James said:
Excellent cheers! Cool I didn't realise it was a prequel to Yellowstone, I've watched the first three seasons of that. I'd defo recommend it if you like Western/Cow Boy stuff, Kev Costner is excellent in it.carly burn said:
I have been watching it and it's excellent. Well worth a watch.Charlton_Road_James said:Has anyone watched 1883 on HBO & can recommend it? I believe its a new US Western/Wild West tv series. Thanks
It's a prequel to Yellowstone, which I haven't watched.
Episode release is a bit sporadic though1 -
Finished Ozark after a couple of weeks binging. Like the main actors and was not disapointed although the last season was even more far fetched than the previous three.2
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Any superhero series fans with access to the streaming apps that may or may not be legal should check out Peacemaker, blows anything Disney have produced Tv series wise our the water.
Every episode is great the show opening is the best of any series in recent times, all episodes written by James Gunn and most are directed by him too, stars John Cena and others from The Suicide Squad and character is really good.
It will come to the UK eventually and as it's HBO I expect it will be sky who get it so keep an eye out for it1 -
Enjoying watching the second series of Traces on Alibi.0
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Watched the first episode of 1883 last night & I definitely wasn't disappointed!! Yeah you're right, the budget per episode must be more than a lot of films. A Valyrian Steel era of TV!!Carter said:
I'm all caught up on both. Yellowstone is class, must cost a fortune to produce but is gold-tier tv. Some really good characters to get to know and they aren't afraid of killing the main cast members eitherCharlton_Road_James said:
Excellent cheers! Cool I didn't realise it was a prequel to Yellowstone, I've watched the first three seasons of that. I'd defo recommend it if you like Western/Cow Boy stuff, Kev Costner is excellent in it.carly burn said:
I have been watching it and it's excellent. Well worth a watch.Charlton_Road_James said:Has anyone watched 1883 on HBO & can recommend it? I believe its a new US Western/Wild West tv series. Thanks
It's a prequel to Yellowstone, which I haven't watched.
Episode release is a bit sporadic though0 -
Yeah I've read about it, sounds good. What do you watch it on? I've got the Cinema HD app on my Amazon Fire Stick, but couldn't find the first episode on there.Chef_addick said:Any superhero series fans with access to the streaming apps that may or may not be legal should check out Peacemaker, blows anything Disney have produced Tv series wise our the water.
Every episode is great the show opening is the best of any series in recent times, all episodes written by James Gunn and most are directed by him too, stars John Cena and others from The Suicide Squad and character is really good.
It will come to the UK eventually and as it's HBO I expect it will be sky who get it so keep an eye out for it0 -
My IPTV won’t play episode 6 or 7 of 1883, it’s infuriating.0
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Had the same issue.ValleyGary said:My IPTV won’t play episode 6 or 7 of 1883, it’s infuriating.
Have you tried Super flix?
Works on there.0 -
He won't have SuperFlixcarly burn said:
Had the same issue.ValleyGary said:My IPTV won’t play episode 6 or 7 of 1883, it’s infuriating.
Have you tried Super flix?
Works on there.
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Just watched the new Louis Theroux. Crazy the following those nutjobs have.4
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who was she in Enders ?ValleyGary said:The Curse on C4 is pretty decent without being hilarious. Really fancy the lead woman as well, she looks completely different to when she was in Eastenders.
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And how they are more than willing to go more extreme with their views to get more money/followers, who in turn encourage them to go further still.Croydon said:Just watched the new Louis Theroux. Crazy the following those nutjobs have.
His lockdown podcasts were brilliant if anyone hasn't listened to them. Think I actually prefered the ones with people I knew little to nothing about, like Sia.1 -
I use an app called syncler with real debrid, gets me pretty much anything I want to watch.Charlton_Road_James said:
Yeah I've read about it, sounds good. What do you watch it on? I've got the Cinema HD app on my Amazon Fire Stick, but couldn't find the first episode on there.Chef_addick said:Any superhero series fans with access to the streaming apps that may or may not be legal should check out Peacemaker, blows anything Disney have produced Tv series wise our the water.
Every episode is great the show opening is the best of any series in recent times, all episodes written by James Gunn and most are directed by him too, stars John Cena and others from The Suicide Squad and character is really good.
It will come to the UK eventually and as it's HBO I expect it will be sky who get it so keep an eye out for it0 -
Dopesick on Disney+ is very good, focuses on America's struggle with opioid addiction and the bastard pharmacy company pushing the drug, OxyContin.
1 episode left (of 8), can't wait to see the outcome.
Good cast as well, including Michael Keaton who is also one of the Executive Producers.2 -
Very good, really enjoyed this.Macronate said:Dopesick on Disney+ is very good, focuses on America's struggle with opioid addiction and the bastard pharmacy company pushing the drug, OxyContin.
1 episode left (of 8), can't wait to see the outcome.
Good cast as well, including Michael Keaton who is also one of the Executive Producers.0 -
3 episodes into the responder. Really good and Freeman is fantastic. Bit different from the usual tepid BBC shite. Hope it doesn’t tail off.3
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Really enjoyed The Responder, Freeman’s character is quality.
Written by a former Liverpool police officer.0
