TV Show recommendations

[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

[Milltown Row2]

watched the Nottingham Forest show on Netflix, brilliant. What they achieve will never happen again

[J70]

watched the Nottingham Forest show on Netflix, brilliant. What they achieve will never happen again

Clough was an absolute genius.
Have either Derby or Forest won anything of any sort outside of his successes?

[Main Street]

RTE have struck theater gold with the Tommy Tiernan interviews, though as a money earner I doubt that it could be sold on to other countries.
Every show this season has had compulsive viewing, more so in the talks with Barry McGuigan and Bernadette McAliskey and this Saturday with headliner Roger Daltry.
The total absence of show bizz has an appeal of its own.

[Fear Bun Na Sceilpe]

RTE have struck theater gold with the Tommy Tiernan interviews, though as a money earner I doubt that it could be sold on to other countries.
Every show this season has had compulsive viewing, more so in the talks with Barry McGuigan and Bernadette McAliskey and this Saturday with headliner Roger Daltry.
The total absence of show bizz has an appeal of its own.

Absolutely world class

[Rudi]

RTE have struck theater gold with the Tommy Tiernan interviews, though as a money earner I doubt that it could be sold on to other countries.
Every show this season has had compulsive viewing, more so in the talks with Barry McGuigan and Bernadette McAliskey and this Saturday with headliner Roger Daltry.
The total absence of show bizz has an appeal of its own.

Said it before,  absolutely fantastic presenter, he listens & is totally unscripted. Tubridy is robotic & hampered by his time restraints.

[bennydorano]

Responder on BBC1 is excellent, Martin Freeman just nails it (as he always does), very intense stuff.

[Milltown Row2]

He's very good. So far so good

Watching I, sniper: The Washington killers. Unreal, remember it well at the time but this joins all the dot's

[nrico2006]

He's very good. So far so good

Watching I, sniper: The Washington killers. Unreal, remember it well at the time but this joins all the dot's

Are there 8 episodes in that series?

[Milltown Row2]

He's very good. So far so good

Watching I, sniper: The Washington killers. Unreal, remember it well at the time but this joins all the dot's

Are there 8 episodes in that series?

Not sure. I'm on episode 3, the young lad involved is so candid about the whole thing. mad

[quit yo jibbajabba]

6 i think