TV Show recommendations

[God14]

Just watched that episode of 'once upon a time in Northern Ireland'. Harrowing, heartbreaking TV. But compelling and compulsive

The format of the interviews, the story is so well done. But Geez what sadness

[bennydorano]

Bit late to Yellowstone,  near caught up now, loving it. You can really see why it's a Red state. It's like an ongoing advertisement for the Republican Party.

[Tony Baloney]

Bit late to Yellowstone,  near caught up now, loving it. You can really see why it's a Red state. It's like an ongoing advertisement for the Republican Party.

It's very good. Wee bit patchy in the later series imo but we'll worth sticking with. Waiting on the rest of s5 to appear!

[bennydorano]

Think I prefer the later series tbh, bit better paced and more sedate, the were bodies flying about like a comical A Team episode in the early series.

[Olly]

Has anyone seen The Modern Family. It's set in America and it's about a man and a woman with 3 dysfunctional children. The father is an estate agent. The mother has a gay brother who has a gay husband. Her da is an old man but is married to an attractive latino girl. They get into some hilarious escapades. It's on Sky regularly and has millions of episodes.

[J70]

Think I prefer the later series tbh, bit better paced and more sedate, the were bodies flying about like a comical A Team episode in the early series.

I gave up on it after season 4. They're just pushing the limits of ridiculousness and it gets repetitive and tiresome. There's plenty more stuff out there to watch.

[JimStynes]

Hijack on Apple TV has started off quite well.

[thewobbler]

2 episodes into The Silo on AppleTV, very very promising. Dystopian / Mystery / Sci-fi

The season 1 finale was superb. How to do sci-fi properly.

Let's hope they've the good sense to leave it at one series. The principle behind the show seems to have a Lost-style potential for endless nonsense.

[thebigfella]

2 episodes into The Silo on AppleTV, very very promising. Dystopian / Mystery / Sci-fi

The season 1 finale was superb. How to do sci-fi properly.

Let's hope they've the good sense to leave it at one series. The principle behind the show seems to have a Lost-style potential for endless nonsense.

It's based off a series of books and pretty true to source material. Not sure why they would leave it at one season.

[clarshack]

Final episode of Black Mirror is really terrific.  Proper Hammer House of Horror stuff.  And with a hilarious demon.

Was a very good episode. Also thought the Loch Henry episode was well done too.

[Milltown Row2]

really enjoying Black Summer on Netflix

[tbrick18]

really enjoying Black Summer on Netflix

Yeah it was good, unfortunately cancelled after season 2 I think.

[Milltown Row2]

really enjoying Black Summer on Netflix

Yeah it was good, unfortunately cancelled after season 2 I think.

Yeah, this is what annoys me about Netflix, there are so many series that they axe after maybe 1 or two series ffs, the show must have to hit so many figures by a period to get banking for a new series.. Covid has hit a lot of shows to I think

[maddog]

really enjoying Black Summer on Netflix

Yeah it was good, unfortunately cancelled after season 2 I think.

Yeah, this is what annoys me about Netflix, there are so many series that they axe after maybe 1 or two series ffs, the show must have to hit so many figures by a period to get banking for a new series.. Covid has hit a lot of shows to I think

Aye i was watching one set in russia about a pandemic oddly enough. It didnt get any further.

[Jell 0 Biafra]

Final episode of Black Mirror is really terrific.  Proper Hammer House of Horror stuff.  And with a hilarious demon.

Was a very good episode. Also thought the Loch Henry episode was well done too.

Yeah, I liked that one a lot too.