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[HibbyAndy]

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Cobra Kai.............awesome...........that is all

Brilliant

[Pretty Boy]

I stuck with Traces to the end but tbh I was a bit bored with it.

Currently 5 episodes into The Serpent which I am really enjoying. I intended to watch 1 episode last night and ended up sitting up half the night watching 'just one more'. I've read reviews saying it's a bit slow but I quite like that about it. Tahar Rahim is excellent.

I'm currently working my way through a lot of things on iplayer that I have been saying I am going to watch for ages.

[The Modfather]

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I stuck with Traces to the end but tbh I was a bit bored with it.

Currently 5 episodes into The Serpent which I am really enjoying. I intended to watch 1 episode last night and ended up sitting up half the night watching 'just one more'. I've read reviews saying it's a bit slow but I quite like that about it. Tahar Rahim is excellent.

I'm currently working my way through a lot of things on iplayer that I have been saying I am going to watch for ages.

I’m also watching The Serpent and really enjoying it. The music is really good in it too.

[patch1875]

Is it bad I really like The Wheel.

[Hibby70]

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I’m also watching The Serpent and really enjoying it. The music is really good in it too.

You've just reminded me to look up one of the tracks. Jump into the Fire (Harry Nilsson). Sure it was used in Goodfellas as well

[The Modfather]

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You've just reminded me to look up one of the tracks. Jump into the Fire (Harry Nilsson). Sure it was used in Goodfellas as well

Yep, the paranoia scene where he’s driving and it finishes playing The Who’s Magic Bus.

What a talent Harry Nilsson was. A big catalogue with a lot of guff in it but Pandemonium Shadow Show, Nilsonn Schmilsonn & of course Aerial Ballet are excellent albums.

[HUTCHYHIBBY]

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I stuck with Traces to the end but tbh I was a bit bored with it.

Currently 5 episodes into The Serpent which I am really enjoying. I intended to watch 1 episode last night and ended up sitting up half the night watching 'just one more'. I've read reviews saying it's a bit slow but I quite like that about it. Tahar Rahim is excellent.

I'm currently working my way through a lot of things on iplayer that I have been saying I am going to watch for ages.

I see Jenna Coleman is getting panned for her French accent, I'm quite happy to let her away with it.

[Moulin Yarns]

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Yep, the paranoia scene where he’s driving and it finishes playing The Who’s Magic Bus.

What a talent Harry Nilsson was. A big catalogue with a lot of guff in it but Pandemonium Shadow Show, Nilsonn Schmilsonn & of course Aerial Ballet are excellent albums.

The point? 😉

[The Modfather]

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The point? 😉

I only listed the albums of his I own but The Point is decent, once you strip out the bloody narrator 😀

[Jones28]

The Simpsons. Just so funny, especially the early ones.

[Tyler Durden]

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I’m also watching The Serpent and really enjoying it. The music is really good in it too.

Is The Serpent a BBC thing?

[CropleyWasGod]

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Is The Serpent a BBC thing?

Yeah

[Del Boy]

The Serpent is really good, only watched 2 episodes so far but really enjoying it.

Also been watching ‘traces’ on bbc iplayer and enjoying that. Murder mystery set in Dundee with a good cast.

[The Modfather]

Anyone watched Wanda Vison? Some of the Marvel films are good but find Marvel hit and miss. My wife loves Marvel though so watched the first episode with her. Very weird, I’ll give it one more episode before I’m out, declaring it utter nonsense.

[HibbyAndy]

Tin Star season 3


Outstanding , Tim Roth

[hibsbollah]

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I’m also watching The Serpent and really enjoying it. The music is really good in it too.

We’re on the penultimate episode 7. I just think the whole story is a bit weak, I hate the constant back and forward in time storytelling, but Mrs Bollah is enjoying it so I’m ploughing on.

[The Modfather]

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We’re on the penultimate episode 7. I just think the whole story is a bit weak, I hate the constant back and forward in time storytelling, but Mrs Bollah is enjoying it so I’m ploughing on.

We’ve not long finished the second episode. It’s not for me, first two episodes have been a chore and not particularly interested to find out what’s actually going on. Will let Mrs Modfather watch it solo.

[Mon Dieu4]

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Anyone watched Wanda Vison? Some of the Marvel films are good but find Marvel hit and miss. My wife loves Marvel though so watched the first episode with her. Very weird, I’ll give it one more episode before I’m out, declaring it utter nonsense.

We obviously don't know what's going on just now, but each episode is going too be based on a different decade of TV, that has me intrigued to see what's going on, get the impression I'm not going to know if I really like it or not until I can piece it all together

[Pretty Boy]

I stuck with The Serpent but I was pretty zoned out by the end. The constant jumping about with the timeline started to grate. As a concept it was fine but for the sake 20-30 second scenes was just excessive. It's one of those shows that suffered because the real story is so mental that a drama is always going to fall a bit short.

I've just started watching Pole to Pole with Michael Palin. I've never seen it before and loved the 1st couple of episodes. It's both dated and timeless in equal measure.

[HUTCHYHIBBY]

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I stuck with The Serpent but I was pretty zoned out by the end. The constant jumping about with the timeline started to grate. As a concept it was fine but for the sake 20-30 second scenes was just excessive. It's one of those shows that suffered because the real story is so mental that a drama is always going to fall a bit short.

I've just started watching Pole to Pole with Michael Palin. I've never seen it before and loved the 1st couple of episodes. It's both dated and timeless in equal measure.

I finished The Serpent last night, the timeline jumps did become a tad tedious.

Pole to Pole is majestic zone out viewing.

[hibsbollah]

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I stuck with The Serpent but I was pretty zoned out by the end. The constant jumping about with the timeline started to grate. As a concept it was fine but for the sake 20-30 second scenes was just excessive. It's one of those shows that suffered because the real story is so mental that a drama is always going to fall a bit short.

I've just started watching Pole to Pole with Michael Palin. I've never seen it before and loved the 1st couple of episodes. It's both dated and timeless in equal measure.

Pole to Pole was brilliant. I remember watching it when it was first out, what was it, late 90s or something? Palin is just such an unarguably decent and warm person you can’t help going along with him emotionally as well. And are you getting that on the iPlayer?

[Pretty Boy]

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Pole to Pole was brilliant. I remember watching it when it was first out, what was it, late 90s or something? Palin is just such an unarguably decent and warm person you can’t help going along with him emotionally as well. And are you getting that on the iPlayer?

1991. The Soviet Union is still a thing!

Yep on iPlayer. A few of his travel docs are on there along with a few other classics.