I loved the Leftovers. Know a few folk found it hard going but I thought it was excellent.
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The Mrs has been watching Scandal on Now TV. Only seen bits and pieces of it and it looks watchable. Anyone seen it??
I've not trawled through the whole thread but Brooklyn 99 on E4 is the funniest thing on TV at the moment. Laugh out loud moments in every episode.
I think I made it to the start of Season 3 of Scandal before I gave up. My girlfriend liked it and I did initially, but it basically became like watching the same episode every week after a while with the same annoying on/off relationships and love triangles. It wasn't so bad when they had a different client each week which brought in fresh characters and some good storytelling, but for some reason that stopped and it just became the same people with the same agendas making the same threats and declarations of love each week.
Finally, I don't think Kerry Washington is a very good actress. Certainly not good enough to carry the main role in something like this. There, I said it. :greengrin
That's the impression I get. Every time I catch part of an episode it's pretty much like others. Anyway.... Started watching The Island with Bear Grylls. I thought the men were bad enough on Wednesday night but Holy Moly, the Women made them look like survival experts last night!!! For anyone who hasn't seen it before it's a reality show. Last series Grylls dumped 14 men on a desert island in the pacific. There aim was to just survive for six weeks, make fire, shelter blah blah blah. There were complaints from Women asking why he had excluded them so this series he has 2 Islands, one for the guys and one for the ladies..... Last night he dropped the ladies off and lets just say they were nae Ellen MaCArthur!!!! :faf:
Halfway through Season 3 and it's great. Not to mention Lagatha...:drool:
Sons of Anarchy has some of the best plot development across a season that you're ever likely to see. One of the few programmes where every action has a reaction until the season concludes. Very well written by Kurt Sutter.
I can't remember if The Following has had a mention on this thread before, but it's decent if unspectacular. It's actually a good concept, but suffers from being a bit predictable at times.
The main character, played by Kevin Bacon, is called Ryan Hardie...who I noticed came off the bench for The Rangers the other night. Perhaps it should be called The Follow Following....
Anyone checked out daredevil on Netflix? Currently powering my way through it, it's brilliant. There is a fight scene in the 2nd episode that's as good as anything I have seen on a tv show
I got through the entire 13 episode season over the weekend finishing up the last 2 episodes yesterday and it is absolutely superb, right up there with Game of Thrones and Breaking Bad in terms of quality TV IMO.
D'onofrio as Kingpin is amazing and the fight scenes are epic. the corridor fight, the ninja fight and the final fight are all highlights.
Would definately recommend this series but would say its not for kiddies as some of the stuff even made me wince while watching it :greengrin
I didn't watch GoT when it was first on, instead i had recorded 4 or 5 episodes on the sky box before i got round to watching it, by the time i had finished them i was hooked and its just got better and better as it has gone on, stick with it :agree:
Vikings isnt on Netflix, its on Amazon Prime but you can catch previous seasons on the History Channel or through sky on demand in thier box sets.
I enjoy Elementary, but this season hasn't been all that great. Ultimately, it's missing a Moriarty.
The character of Holmes is always entertaining and the new twist on the Holmes/Watson dynamic has added a little something, but I can't help think it would have benefitted for a shorter series and more plot development over multiple episodes.
We'll probably have to wait on the lassie that plays Moriarty being bumped off on GofT before she comes back.
Just finished Season 1 of House of Cards - it's good but nothing I watch is anywhere near Breaking Bad.