TV Show recommendations

[gawa316]

What's The Last Kingdom like on Netflix? Thinking of diving in to that, seems to have got good reviews.

Loved it, its not Vikings but takes a different view from the same period of Vikings

Agree with yes. I couldn't get enough of Vikings a few years back and this definitely helped to fill a big void when I was waiting in a new season. Definitely worth a watch.

Another show I watched recently was Outer Banks, doubt it has won any awards and although I'm not to hard to please I really enjoyed it.

On the same note I'm currently watching the latest season of Cobra Kai...can not get enough of that show!

I see there is a Viking film coming out, Northman, trailers (as you'd expect) look good

Take my money!

[nrico2006]

Ray Donovan movie out today, love that show.

[thebigfella]

Ozark season 4 is coming Next week on Netflix. Highly recommend anyone who hasn't watched to get involved from the start. Just finished Dopesick on star. But jumpy back and forth for me but what a story of Big Pharm and the drug Oxycontin. You will understand Americas suspicion of Big pharma is not unfounded after watching this.

Didn't realise Ozark is out next week, another great show.

Dark Waters another film with Mark Ruffalo shining a light on on the rotten nature of big pharma.

It's about DuPont who are not a pharma company.

[JPGJOHNNYG]

Watching junior bake off with my daughter and really enjoying it however it's basically a bunch of 9 yr olds and then one 13 yr old who is winning everything. How the feck is that fair. 3/4 yrs is a massive difference at that age.

[Main Street]

Now the documentaries are about The Rolling Stones on BBC4, altogether brilliant.   I never knew there was such violence directed against police and general total mayhem at their gigs all around Europe, years  before Altamont.

[Never beat the deeler]

Gangs of London any good?

[nrico2006]

Gangs of London any good?

Brilliant

[Main Street]

Ozark season 4 is coming Next week on Netflix. Highly recommend anyone who hasn't watched to get involved from the start. Just finished Dopesick on star. But jumpy back and forth for me but what a story of Big Pharm and the drug Oxycontin. You will understand Americas suspicion of Big pharma is not unfounded after watching this.

Didn't realise Ozark is out next week, another great show.

Dark Waters another film with Mark Ruffalo shining a light on on the rotten nature of big pharma.

It's about DuPont who are not a pharma company.

A mere detail, both companies share the ignominy of the title 'scum of the earth'.

[Tony Baloney]

Ozark season 4 is coming Next week on Netflix. Highly recommend anyone who hasn't watched to get involved from the start. Just finished Dopesick on star. But jumpy back and forth for me but what a story of Big Pharm and the drug Oxycontin. You will understand Americas suspicion of Big pharma is not unfounded after watching this.

Didn't realise Ozark is out next week, another great show.

Dark Waters another film with Mark Ruffalo shining a light on on the rotten nature of big pharma.

It's about DuPont who are not a pharma company.

A mere detail, both companies share the ignominy of the title 'scum of the earth'.

I hope you don't prop up either industry by using any of their goods.

[J70]

Good luck avoiding the purchase of anything from a megacorporation like DuPont.

[blewuporstuffed]

Started watching 1883 which is the prequal to Yellowstone.
A post civil war era western. Basically how the Dutton family came to own the land and ranch in Montana.
Enjoying it so far.
Sam elliot is excellent and the young girl that plays Elsa is set to be  star.

[thewobbler]

Started watching 1883 which is the prequal to Yellowstone.
A post civil war era western. Basically how the Dutton family came to own the land and ranch in Montana.
Enjoying it so far.
Sam elliot is excellent and the young girl that plays Elsa is set to be  star.

It's the best new show I've seen in years. The story is a cobbled together version of a dozen settler movies but it's better acted, better paced, better presented than anything in the genre. And you're right about Elsa Dutton; what a screen presence. Just owns it.

[Main Street]

Started watching 1883 which is the prequal to Yellowstone.
A post civil war era western. Basically how the Dutton family came to own the land and ranch in Montana.
Enjoying it so far.
Sam elliot is excellent and the young girl that plays Elsa is set to be  star.

It's the best new show I've seen in years. The story is a cobbled together version of a dozen settler movies but it's better acted, better paced, better presented than anything in the genre. And you're right about Elsa Dutton; what a screen presence. Just owns it.

For 1883 I am impressed with the $50,000 worth of perfect shiny white teeth some of those filthy cowboys have glistening when they offer a  toothy grin to the luscious Elsa.

[thewobbler]

Started watching 1883 which is the prequal to Yellowstone.
A post civil war era western. Basically how the Dutton family came to own the land and ranch in Montana.
Enjoying it so far.
Sam elliot is excellent and the young girl that plays Elsa is set to be  star.

It's the best new show I've seen in years. The story is a cobbled together version of a dozen settler movies but it's better acted, better paced, better presented than anything in the genre. And you're right about Elsa Dutton; what a screen presence. Just owns it.

For 1883 I am impressed with the $50,000 worth of perfect shiny white teeth some of those filthy cowboys have glistening when they offer a  toothy grin to the luscious Elsa.

Really?

Is it okay when beautiful people with perfect teeth take on every other major role in cinema and TV? Or where is your magic line in historical productions when it become acceptable for actors not to knock out their teeth for a part?

[Milltown Row2]

Started watching 1883 which is the prequal to Yellowstone.
A post civil war era western. Basically how the Dutton family came to own the land and ranch in Montana.
Enjoying it so far.
Sam elliot is excellent and the young girl that plays Elsa is set to be  star.

It's the best new show I've seen in years. The story is a cobbled together version of a dozen settler movies but it's better acted, better paced, better presented than anything in the genre. And you're right about Elsa Dutton; what a screen presence. Just owns it.

For 1883 I am impressed with the $50,000 worth of perfect shiny white teeth some of those filthy cowboys have glistening when they offer a  toothy grin to the luscious Elsa.

Really?

Is it okay when beautiful people with perfect teeth take on every other major role in cinema and TV? Or where is your magic line in historical productions when it become acceptable for actors not to knock out their teeth for a part?

Why do certain actors put on a lot of weight, or lose a lot of weight for certain roles? Play the part and if it is 1883 at least darken down the pearly whites