The new series of Trigger point was on last night. Really enjoyed it but forgot how tense it was, especially for a Sunday night.
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The new series of Trigger point was on last night. Really enjoyed it but forgot how tense it was, especially for a Sunday night.
I’ve recently been disappointed with recent series, which have been given rave reviews and recommendations. The latest Netflix ‘must watch’ I’ve come across is Griselda. Any opinions?
Finished it last night, interesting enough story, along the same lines of Narcos but nowhere near as good, great soundtrack and some of the characters seemed liked caricatures of coke dealing bad guys, some funny scenes, some disturbing, probably a 6.5 out of 10 for meQuote:
Originally Posted by Jim44
First two episodes have been horrendously bad mate.Quote:
Originally Posted by HibbyAndy
Beef on Netflix is pretty good.
Finally got round to starting season 7 of Outlander, continues to be a tremendous programme.
I thought it was brilliant.Quote:
Originally Posted by Since90+2
Decided to leave it for now mate and binge watch it once it's finishedQuote:
Originally Posted by HUTCHYHIBBY
Detectorists on BBCI player is :top marks few years old but Toby jones and Mackenzie crook play brilliant characters
Anyone watched Irvine Welsh's Crime, heard mixed reviews, was going to start tonight as I am struggling to find something to watch
First series was much better than the 2nd.Quote:
Originally Posted by Jakhog1
Dougary Scott’s Edinburgh-eh x1000 accent is interesting.Quote:
Originally Posted by Jakhog1
Particularly in season 2.Quote:
Originally Posted by Jones28
I finished the traitors season 2 last night really enjoyed that gripping tv at the end
S2 started really well I thought but tailed off towards the endQuote:
Originally Posted by HUTCHYHIBBY
2 episodes to go and this is a good summaryQuote:
Originally Posted by Jakhog1
Australian & USA Traitors are also good, Aussie one is better.Quote:
Originally Posted by DinkyTwo
Trigger Point S2 off to a flyer.
Not tv but a radio show. MCLEVY. brian cox plays a hard polis from leith in Victorian times. Well worth a listen
I started watching The Traitors last night and I wish I hadn't. :hilarious
It's an unbelievably compelling show and even the cynic in me is prepared to ignore/dismiss what looks to me like staged, or set up, scenarios.
I'll be back on it today for sure.
I watched the final episode today. Great telly.Quote:
Originally Posted by Hibbyradge
Guilty pleasure for me this weekend. For ages, my daughter and granddaughter have been coaxing me to watch ‘This Is Us’, an, apparently acclaimed, American series about the story of a family’s life experiences. I’d heard about it ages ago, but dismissed it as smalzy, shallow and a waste of viewing time. Well, how wrong was I? I’m now hooked on it and can’t believe the quality of this TV drama. Fast moving, bouncing back and forward in time, easy watching but heart-warming, sad, humorous and thought provoking. Added bonus, it stars Sterling K. Brown, multi-award recipient and recently nominated for an Oscar for his role in American Fiction. Apologies if I’m really late to the party and covering old ground.
Must be a shout.Quote:
Originally Posted by Jim44
I've never heard of the TV series (and barely watch TV these days) but I really fancy the film you reference, American Fiction. By all accounts Sterling K Brown is very good in it.
He was a guest on Chris Evan’s’ show last week and Evans was raving about the film.Quote:
Originally Posted by Wilson
So he is! Really enjoyed it. Will need to give This is Us a go.:aok:Quote:
Originally Posted by Wilson
Watched the first season of True Detective, thought it was excellent.
Have watched the first episode of the new story in season 2 but struggled to get into it. Will persist with it though.
How many Walking Dead Spin Offs are there? I see there’s yet another new one. I watched the original series until sometime in session 2 (when they made it to the prison) and lost interest. Watched one of the prequel spin offs, was only about 6 episodes (Fear The Walking Dead?) but my word they are milking the franchise to extremes!
Ron Livingston's been great in anything I've seen him in. I quite like Loudermilk but I thought it took a bit of a nosedive in one episode of the first season when his dad visits.Quote:
Originally Posted by patch1875
I usually don't binge watch things but Beef was hard to put down.Quote:
Originally Posted by hibsbollah
I love all that zombie stuff, its closer to home than we think 😀Quote:
Originally Posted by The Modfather
I'm almost finished series 2, it's massively underrated.Quote:
Originally Posted by CropleyWasGod