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Absolutely loving S2 of the Bear0
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I'm into epside 3 of the bear, I really like the chaos of it and I think 2 episodes at a time is plenty as you feel the stress watching it. I love the cousin and the lead as well as Sydney. The supporting cast all have great timing and chime in well0
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The first episode is probably the most palpably stressful episodes of TV i've ever watchedCarter said:I'm into epside 3 of the bear, I really like the chaos of it and I think 2 episodes at a time is plenty as you feel the stress watching it. I love the cousin and the lead as well as Sydney. The supporting cast all have great timing and chime in well0 -
Just finished season 1 of Bear, can't wait to get started on S2.0
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Caught up with 'The Tower' (Itv). Just three episodes but pretty good. Second series is on Brit Box or something like that.0
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Thought you'd be all over WOLF on BBC 1 !thewolfboy said:Caught up with 'The Tower' (Itv). Just three episodes but pretty good. Second series is on Brit Box or something like that.1 -
Mark Cavendish: Never Enough on Netflix
I mention more on his own thread, but released today - Pretty good watch covering his recent career, touching upon his glory years too... Not as good as Chasing Legends.0 - Sponsored links:
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Netflix are really pushing the cycling shows. Saw the film about Armstrong the other day with Chris Dowd, whcih was entertaining.ForeverAddickted said:Mark Cavendish: Never Enough on Netflix
I mention more on his own thread, but released today - Pretty good watch covering his recent career, touching upon his glory years too... Not as good as Chasing Legends.1 -
Absolutely loved S1 of The Bear but felt S2 was a huge step backwards!0
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The Program? - Thats excellent, watched it recently again myself.Jints said:
Netflix are really pushing the cycling shows. Saw the film about Armstrong the other day with Chris Dowd, whcih was entertaining.ForeverAddickted said:Mark Cavendish: Never Enough on Netflix
I mention more on his own thread, but released today - Pretty good watch covering his recent career, touching upon his glory years too... Not as good as Chasing Legends.0 -
Yep, that's it.1
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Ha! I'll check it out...Fanny Fanackapan said:
Thought you'd be all over WOLF on BBC 1 !thewolfboy said:Caught up with 'The Tower' (Itv). Just three episodes but pretty good. Second series is on Brit Box or something like that.0 -
Finally got round to watching episodes 2 and 3 of Van Der Valk.Algarveaddick said:
If you think that's bad - try the original! Look up dated in the dictionary and there's a still from it...alanscoachdriver said:Watched the first episode of the new series of Van Der Valk.
Utter rubbish - terrible story, wooden acting, and so easy to guess the very poor plot. Hope the next 2 episodes are better but dont hold out much hope :-(
Theme tune is still awesome though.
Watched the first couple of episodes of Count Abdulla on ITV, clever premise and a few good laugh out loud moments.
No 2 was just about ok but No. 3 was probably one of the worst things I have ever watched. Utter dross from start to finish.1 -
What sort of show is The Bear? What is it similar to?Had a few mentions on herecafcpolo said:Absolutely loved S1 of The Bear but felt S2 was a huge step backwards!1 -
Its a drama-comedy is the best I can give you mate. Well timed, expensively or very well filmed. But the stress of the kitchen setting is infectious2
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I will co-sign Station Eleven. The premise of "What if theatre kids survived in the apocalypse" is not something I would usually ever go for, but it's very well done.Jints said:
Station 11 which is excellentjams said:anyone got any recommendations similar to severance, silo type shows?
Foundation has good reviews. I'm only two episodes in but liking it so far
Girlfriend and I are watching The Great. I'm not a big period piece person, but it's funny and fun.
Before that we started Hijack, but decided to wait until it had all been released. It's also good, some of it gets by on Idrise Elba's charisma, but I think we watched the first three and they were good.
I always give votes for Community, Arrested Development, Utopia, and Seinfeld.0 - Sponsored links:
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Waited until this week to watch Hijack, now all 7 episodes are available rather than watch them weekly.
Really enjoyed it.3 -
I started watching last week and finished it tonight. Solid show, seen better and seen much worse.stackitsteve said:Waited until this week to watch Hijack, now all 7 episodes are available rather than watch them weekly.
Really enjoyed it.0 -
Just finished yelllowstone. Bit ridiculous at times but great fun, can't wait for the final part to come out later this year0
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American version of chef with Lenny HenryAFKABartram said:
What sort of show is The Bear? What is it similar to?Had a few mentions on herecafcpolo said:Absolutely loved S1 of The Bear but felt S2 was a huge step backwards!2 -
Likewise.stackitsteve said:Waited until this week to watch Hijack, now all 7 episodes are available rather than watch them weekly.
Really enjoyed it.0 -
Not a TV series, but anyone seen the Wham documentary on Netflix?
I really enjoyed it2 -
Not new at all, but I've binged Detectorists in a week, been meaning to watch it for ages and hadn't got round to it.
What a brilliant, gentle, funny, and beautiful series.
(Although I wasn't as keen on the last Christmas special!)8 -
Yes it was very good.AFKABartram said:Not a TV series, but anyone seen the Wham documentary on Netflix?
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just blitzed through The Sixth Commandment .. British TV drama at its VERY best, superbly acted, based on true events but with obviously a lot of ' very circumstantial guesswork added .. BBC .. recommended if you like slowly built up Police procedurals8
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For those that enjoyed Season 1 last year, the 2nd series is now on Sky AtlanticAFKABartram said:Anyone watching Winning Time: The Rise of the Lakers Dynasty on Sky Atlantic?I’m 3 episodes in and enjoying it1
