TV Show recommendations

[lurganblue]

Do they not like Abba?

[Milltown Row2]

A protestant show for the protestant people.

Why are you bringing religion in on this? seems a bit strange

[lurganblue]

I thought Chernobyl was top class.  I obviously knew about the disaster but I don't think I really took notice of the scale of it until this show.

For me the accents were not a problem at all.  I would much prefer that to either subtitles or awful Russian accents (unless we can drag John Malkovich in to play all the parts).

[bennydorano]

The last episode of The Virtues is as intense a bit of Telly as you're likely to see. Hard watch but superb.

Chernobyl was excellent as well.

[quit yo jibbajabba]

Virtues was excellent. Grim stuff from the start interlaced with the odd bit of humour

[maddog]

The last episode of The Virtues is as intense a bit of Telly as you're likely to see. Hard watch but superb.

Chernobyl was excellent as well.

Both really gripping shows. The scene in Chernobyl where they had to run out onto the roof for 90seconds to get rid of the lumps of graphite was mixture of suffocating / claustophic. Shooting the animals was depressing. Watching the virtues i said to the missus that's not set in Ireland. Why she says? Because pubs don't look like that in Ireland. (Last episode that big grey pub i'll bet was derbyshire/south yorkshire)
Anyway great TV. At the moment i think we are getting some of the best TV ever shows like the above, all the HBO stuff etc and some of the absolute dregs Love island Towie etc. Very polarised. Then isn't everything at the minute.

[screenexile]

The last episode of The Virtues is as intense a bit of Telly as you're likely to see. Hard watch but superb.

Chernobyl was excellent as well.

Both really gripping shows. The scene in Chernobyl where they had to run out onto the roof for 90seconds to get rid of the lumps of graphite was mixture of suffocating / claustophic. Shooting the animals was depressing. Watching the virtues i said to the missus that's not set in Ireland. Why she says? Because pubs don't look like that in Ireland. (Last episode that big grey pub i'll bet was derbyshire/south yorkshire)
Anyway great TV. At the moment i think we are getting some of the best TV ever shows like the above, all the HBO stuff etc and some of the absolute dregs Love island Towie etc. Very polarised. Then isn't everything at the minute.

Said that myself after the last episode when he ordered a pint of stout and there was a pumping match at the bar. That's not how stout is served here!!

Haven't seen the last episode of Virtues yet will watch it tonight.

[quit yo jibbajabba]

Aye looked at the end and it only said based in Sheffield

Youth club tits

[maddog]

The last episode of The Virtues is as intense a bit of Telly as you're likely to see. Hard watch but superb.

Chernobyl was excellent as well.

Both really gripping shows. The scene in Chernobyl where they had to run out onto the roof for 90seconds to get rid of the lumps of graphite was mixture of suffocating / claustophic. Shooting the animals was depressing. Watching the virtues i said to the missus that's not set in Ireland. Why she says? Because pubs don't look like that in Ireland. (Last episode that big grey pub i'll bet was derbyshire/south yorkshire)
Anyway great TV. At the moment i think we are getting some of the best TV ever shows like the above, all the HBO stuff etc and some of the absolute dregs Love island Towie etc. Very polarised. Then isn't everything at the minute.

Said that myself after the last episode when he ordered a pint of stout and there was a pumping match at the bar. That's not how stout is served here!!

Haven't seen the last episode of Virtues yet will watch it tonight.

Right enough, is there any beer served like that on a pulled hand pump in Ireland ? You would see it a lot in North of England but not so much here in Birmingham.

[screenexile]

Virtues was grim lads but well written and well acted a quality show.

[DrinkingHarp]

Anyone watch Good Omens yet? On Amazon and the previews look good.

[tbrick18]

Theres no place like Tyrone!!! Give me strength.
Did anyone watch this? I never watched a bigger pile of dung in my life 

Sure it's a true representation of the people of tirrone so it is. 😂😂😂

[Harold Disgracey]

Enjoyed the new Matt Berry show, the Year of the Rabbit on Channel 4. A very sweary, funny Victorian era version of the Sweeney.

[Newbridge Exile]

three episodes in and Jack Ryan on Amazon Prime pretty decent viewing

Finished the first series last night ,  I really enjoyed it ,

[Insane Bolt]

Riviera....4/10....women will love for the fashion alone😩
Fauda....7/10.....enjoyed it despite the terrible dubbing
Black Crows.....what can I say.....so bad I had to watch it all.....29 episodes 😭
Just started Sleeper Cell.....seems quite good.