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The Assembly on stv is a show in which autistic and learning disabled interviewers interview famous people. Michael Sheen was very good. The David Tennant interview ended with a very beautiful sunshine on leith rendition, and was particularly moving. A really thoughtful bit of television.
Just watched the first episode of I, Jack Wright on Alibi, got a bit of potential.
Thank you for recommending this, it’s not something I would have thought of watching. I’m so glad I did. Very moving and funny.Quote:
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Another shout out for True Crime fans, The Essex Millionaire murders on STV player. I’d never heard of this before which is unusual for me, terrifying how evil some people can be.
Bluey. Probably been covered as it's simply fantastic kids TV but we just watched the episode The Sign on BBC I player. Wow, just wow. As someone who didn't have the best of upbringing it really struck a chord.
One of my Grand daughters favourites amongst many. I think miss Rachael was what advanced my Grand daughter and at one year old astonishingly was learning all the moves, identifying individual colours and shapes but moreso she learned very basic sign language, it was hilarious when she signed the please and thank you and more milk please 🤣Quote:
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For an educational point of view its class but for a Grandad point of view its nippy as **** because I cant get to watch my tv 🫣
My youngest daughter loves Bluey and it’s superb, no issues sitting down to watch a few episodes of that with her each night before bed, been some questionable kids shows over the years that you have to grit your teeth to get through but Bluey really is very good.Quote:
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Bluey is brilliant have it on all the time for the grandkids
One thing I have noticed is they play the same music all the time in the background that stays like a music worm in your ear for the rest of the day
It struck a chord that and Pepa Pig’s dad :greengrin
Your Friends and Neighbours on Apple TV is much better than I thought it would be.
Depends where you live.Quote:
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KAOS is absolutely amazing TV on Netflix. Quite the mind****.
Has anyone watched the new series of Black Mirror yet?
I've got a couple to go and have been pretty disappointed so far. Possibly a show that was just so good it's hard to keep hitting the heights.
The first episode just felt a bit of a rehash of the Be Right Back episode in series 2. Someone has a life ending/altering accident, technology brings them back but they aren't the same. The Bete Noire episode was ok but the reveal of the leads 'powers' was telegraphed miles out. Hotel Reverie again felt a bit of a rehash of San Junipero. Forbidden love overcome in a universe that doesn't really exist....... it dragged on about 20 minutes too long as well. Plaything is the last episode I have watched so far and the best of the bunch imo. Peter Capaldi and Lewis Gribben are both excellent and it's the most complex and questioning episode, also good to dive back into the Bandersnatch universe. Will see the season through to the end as I want to watch the sequel to USS Callister. Hopefully that doesn't disappoint.
Last of Us Season 2 is really shining this season. Yesterday saw the release of episode 4 of 7 in this season and the show runners confirmed on the official podcast what we were all thinking, that season 3 is in production now. We also saw all three groups of antagonists in Seattle this episode. I always thought The Last of Us 2 was going to be more difficult to do as TV episodes but they are handling the changes well and it is shaping up to be just as enthralling as the 2nd game was.
I've reverted to a 90s approach of actually watching TV on certain days at the moment. Quite like the Apple model of one episode per week.
At the moment it's Last of Us on Mondays. Wednesday/Thursday is The Studio and 3 hours of Andor, then "Your Friends and Neighbours" on a Friday.
Really enjoying all of those. As someone else said, was expecting "Your Friends and Neighbours" to not be great... it's kinda throwaway lifestyle pOrn but pretty entertaining with it.
Andor season 2 is slow burning so far but it's almost like a new Andor film every week with these 3 hour drops. I think the last couple are gonna go through the gears a bit quicker and all the build up will pay off. Very different approach to Star Wars that has raised the bar.
I am enjoying it (as a non gamer) but my only issue is that it feels a bit predictable now, in terms of where the story goes. And the backdrop of multiple factions vying for control has all been done in the Walking Dead (which was nowhere near as good to be clear) so feels a bit stale.Quote:
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Quite enjoying the 2nd series of Malpractice although not as good as series 1.
Do like being back to the one a week episodes. The Handsmaid Tale is also back out weekly.Quote:
Originally Posted by Tyler Durden
Couple of new seasons starting up soon. Next Thursday 15th May the 4th Volume of Love Death + Robots starts, going by the trailer it certainly looks like they've continued their promotion of different styles of animation in this volume. Then on the 16th Welcome to Wrexham is back on TV, this one relates to the season just finished so should be interesting.
Love, Death & Robots is class and can't wait for the new season. Loads of phenomenal episodes, but Jibaro is next level for me.Quote:
Originally Posted by Oscar T Grouch
Watched FEAR with Martin Compston on Prime. Very good.
I've watched it too, just not sure about it to be honest.Quote:
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