TV Show recommendations

[nrico2006]

Started Yellowstone yesterday, decent so far.

[Jell 0 Biafra]

The Watcher on Netflix. Started out decent I thought. Plenty of guessing as to what was true and what was going on. Totally disappointed with how it ended.

That's good to know. I didn't even like how it started so good to know it doesn't get better.

It gets much, much worse.

[Main Street]

Started Yellowstone yesterday, decent so far.

It's very decent, but inevitably turns into soap opera.

[thewobbler]

Started Yellowstone yesterday, decent so far.

It's very decent, but inevitably turns into soap opera.

Yup. Stunning cinematography. Rip is an amazing protagonist and antagonist in one. The end of s3 is extraordinary. But the storyline as a constant circle of "someone trying to take their land, nearly doing so, then seen off in an epic bloody battle, which is miraculously is never investigated by legal authorities" is really not much of an upgrade on Phil and Grant holding their grip on the Queen Vic.

That said I'll be tuning in again avidly next week. Can't get enough of Rip doing his thing in great wide open.

[lurganblue]

Inside Man on BBC. 4 part series. What a strange show. A prison/crime series that didn't appear to want to take itself too serious.

[ziggy90]

On Netflix: Travelin' Band, the story of Creedance Clearwater Revival. Some great old concert footage on it.
What a voice John Fogerty has.

[lurganblue]

On Netflix: Travelin' Band, the story of Creedance Clearwater Revival. Some great old concert footage on it.
What a voice John Fogerty has.

Will definitely be giving that a watch. Cheers

[Main Street]

On Netflix: Travelin' Band, the story of Creedance Clearwater Revival. Some great old concert footage on it.
What a voice John Fogerty has.

Will definitely be giving that a watch. Cheers

Same here, they're a top band.

[johnnycool]

The Watcher on Netflix. Started out decent I thought. Plenty of guessing as to what was true and what was going on. Totally disappointed with how it ended.

That's good to know. I didn't even like how it started so good to know it doesn't get better.

Persevered right to the end and it petered out terribly with lots of lose ends not finished off but hard to see how they would eek a sequel out of it.

More importantly we're back to the Jungle with a bunch of wannabes ateing anus's and cocks, just another day in Parliament for some it seems...

[Milltown Row2]

The Bastard son and the devil himself, 3 episodes in and it's been grand, hoping it doesn't all crash down soon but so far so good!

[lurganblue]

The Walk-in, 5 part drama about a far right group in England. Stephen Graham as usual puts in a decent performance. Seems everything he does is very watchable.

True story. Hard hitting at times.

[Jeepers Creepers]

Started The Bear on Star/Disney. Pleasantly surprised so far. Good characters.

[Denn Forever]

The on BBC about the formation of the SAS looked interesting.  Good soundtrack and comparison with Peaky Blinders.

[tonto1888]

Started Yellowstone yesterday, decent so far.

It's very decent, but inevitably turns into soap opera.

Yup. Stunning cinematography. Rip is an amazing protagonist and antagonist in one. The end of s3 is extraordinary. But the storyline as a constant circle of "someone trying to take their land, nearly doing so, then seen off in an epic bloody battle, which is miraculously is never investigated by legal authorities" is really not much of an upgrade on Phil and Grant holding their grip on the Queen Vic.

That said I'll be tuning in again avidly next week. Can't get enough of Rip doing his thing in great wide open.

Rip is such a great character

[JPGJOHNNYG]

The on BBC about the formation of the SAS looked interesting.  Good soundtrack and comparison with Peaky Blinders.

On episode 5, it is very good. Paddy Mayne is great even if the accent comes and goes