TV Show recommendations

Started by Archie Mitchell, June 23, 2009, 11:32:19 PM

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gallsman

Quote from: J70 on October 04, 2023, 02:50:30 PMBad Sisters was a brilliant watch. That Danish actor who played the husband should have got multiple awards for his performance.

Only Murders in the Building finished Season 3 this week in the US. Happily (if a bit implausibly) they're set up for Season 4 with another apparent murder.

Nah, I found the acting hammy as f**k from pretty much everyone except Horgan and the one with the patch. Eve Hewson and the two insurance lads were unbearable.

statto

Watching The Long Shadow on ITV at the moment, dramatisation of The Yorkshire Ripper decent watch.  The police don't cover themselves in glory

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Quote from: J70 on October 04, 2023, 03:49:59 PMA few mentioned Ted Lasso. Think it was originally popular, at least in the states, because it was "nice ", for lack of a better word. Some relaxing escapism in that horrible summer of 2020.

The All Creatures Great and Small remake fills sort of the same role for me these days. Or the Bake Off. No great stakes. Just people being nice!

A hard no from me. Pile of shite.

Gabriel_Hurl

Quote from: LC on August 02, 2023, 07:58:06 AMLioness on Paramount is very good so far.

Excellent show - blitzed through it the last couple of nights

bennydorano

Don't know how long its been knocking about but Justified is back (Justified Primeval). If you liked the original you'll like this, splashed some money on casting too. On Disney

Blowitupref

Steve Coogan portrayal of Jimmy Savile on The Reckoning is chilling and alarmingly accurate.

Is the ref going to finally blow his whistle?... No, he's going to blow his nose

Armamike

Coogan seems to capture Saville's character. Chilling and dark!
That's just, like your opinion man.

bennydorano

Quote from: statto on October 04, 2023, 04:26:19 PMWatching The Long Shadow on ITV at the moment, dramatisation of The Yorkshire Ripper decent watch.  The police don't cover themselves in glory
It's pretty good, very hard to look at the 2 gruff Yorkshire Cops who takeover and not immediately see Vic & Bob tho.

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Quote from: J70 on October 04, 2023, 02:50:30 PMBad Sisters was a brilliant watch. That Danish actor who played the husband should have got multiple awards for his performance.


Agreed, even the script is excellent. Grace (JP's downtrodden wife) in retort to her sister's angst against JP, ' But I haven't had to take out the rubbish in 15 years'. The interaction between the sisters was priceless, perfect timing. Next on my list is a rewatch of The Clan, the original drama

trueblue1234

Started Godfathers of Harlem. Like Whittaker, so hoping for good things. Started well enough. Worth persisting with?
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Snapchap

Quote from: trueblue1234 on October 12, 2023, 12:22:54 PMStarted Godfathers of Harlem. Like Whittaker, so hoping for good things. Started well enough. Worth persisting with?

Yep. It's excellent.

clarshack

The Daryl Dixon Walking Dead 6 part series was actually decent.

gerrykeegan

Dear Child is well worth a watch, 6 episodes, you'll find you will binge them. Germany made and will be dubbed on Netflix but if you can get over that I would highly recommend.
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bennydorano

Documentary on BBC - The Union (UK), very interesting.

Also caught an old Rory Stewart documentary called Middleland, a stretch of land in North England / Southern Scotland, that was really fascinating - could have been another country in GB but for the Romans/ Hadrian's wall is his premise.

gallsman

Given the hype, have to say I'm very disappointed in Top Boy so far. One and a half series to go.

A poor imitation (and at times complete rip off) of the wire. Full of plot holes and continuity errors, with hammy writing to boot.

Some good acting though.