What TV shows are you currently watching
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Watching star trek prodigy (animated)
Nice for some nostalgia, but OK at best.
7/10.very watchable, but only really for... "surely the both will be in it soon?"
And seeing old characters now animated.. Often with same voice actor.. Where possible
Nice for some nostalgia, but OK at best.
7/10.very watchable, but only really for... "surely the both will be in it soon?"
And seeing old characters now animated.. Often with same voice actor.. Where possible
Watched Griselda on Netflix. It was okay...
There was something about Sofia Vergara that was a little off-putting, then I read "Sofia Vergara wore extensive prosthetics on her face - from around her eyes, to her nose, to her chin - as well as fake teeth - in order to better represent Griselda." Hmmm.
Watching my way through Ted too. It's reasonably amusing.
There was something about Sofia Vergara that was a little off-putting, then I read "Sofia Vergara wore extensive prosthetics on her face - from around her eyes, to her nose, to her chin - as well as fake teeth - in order to better represent Griselda." Hmmm.
Watching my way through Ted too. It's reasonably amusing.
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Finished The Fall for the 3rd time and it is still just as mesmerising and intense as it was the first time I saw it all.
Now onto Black Earth Rising on the BBC iPlayer.
Pretty much binge watched 3 episodes yesterday and planning on finishing the rest tonight.
Some stellar performances and especially by John Goodmam.
I honestly can't recommend this enough.
Amongst the very dark and serious subject matter (Rwanda Genocide) there are some genuine lighter and funny moments.
Probably the best thing I've seen in a while.
Now onto Black Earth Rising on the BBC iPlayer.
Pretty much binge watched 3 episodes yesterday and planning on finishing the rest tonight.
Some stellar performances and especially by John Goodmam.
I honestly can't recommend this enough.
Amongst the very dark and serious subject matter (Rwanda Genocide) there are some genuine lighter and funny moments.
Probably the best thing I've seen in a while.
Starts off slow, gets much better in the second half of the season. Really interested to see what they do with Season 2.
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Just put on "To Catch a Copper" on channel 4 as I read that it was horrific viewing.
I'm only 7 minutes in and I've had to pause it already coz I am in total disbelief that this is not fiction and real!
How these police officers are treating this poor vulnerable woman, who was having a mental health crisis is just horrendous.
It is really disturbing and upsetting viewing so I'd advise caution.
Not even sure I want to finish it.
I'm only 7 minutes in and I've had to pause it already coz I am in total disbelief that this is not fiction and real!
How these police officers are treating this poor vulnerable woman, who was having a mental health crisis is just horrendous.
It is really disturbing and upsetting viewing so I'd advise caution.
Not even sure I want to finish it.
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Now on Season 5 of The Sopranos 
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Finally got round to The Boys season 3. Enjoyed it but my word some of the scenes cut a little too close to the madness happening in reality for me! Was great seeing Ackles on screen again, thought he was great.
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Generation Kill
Pretty brutal and damn good show about the Iraq war following a battalion of American recon soldiers. One episode left of this mini-series, well worth a watch if you have not seen it.
Pretty brutal and damn good show about the Iraq war following a battalion of American recon soldiers. One episode left of this mini-series, well worth a watch if you have not seen it.
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I saw the first episode of Masters of the Air and it bored me silly. Won't be watching that. Tulsa King was good.
once you see who he actually studied under and has cooked with it will break you how bad he is as a chef. Marco Pierre White . watch him and you wont watch ramsey again. made ramsey cry
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Marry My Husband - K Drama on Amazon Prime
An interesting concept of time travel/revenge story, about a woman in 2023 suffering from cancer, finds out her husband (lazy bum who leeches off of her), is cheating with her best friend and actually wants her dead as he took out a life policy where he is the beneficiary.
The show starts of her dying in the 1st episode, but then jumps to her waking up in 2013, 10 years prior, before she got married, before everything bad happens, but she has the memory of the next 10 years. So now sets out to right the wrong that happened in the last life.
It's very k drama-esq, if you like this kind of thing, it's interesting and quite enjoyable, I am only 4 episodes in so far.
An interesting concept of time travel/revenge story, about a woman in 2023 suffering from cancer, finds out her husband (lazy bum who leeches off of her), is cheating with her best friend and actually wants her dead as he took out a life policy where he is the beneficiary.
The show starts of her dying in the 1st episode, but then jumps to her waking up in 2013, 10 years prior, before she got married, before everything bad happens, but she has the memory of the next 10 years. So now sets out to right the wrong that happened in the last life.
It's very k drama-esq, if you like this kind of thing, it's interesting and quite enjoyable, I am only 4 episodes in so far.
Yes, he worked at Harvey's back in the late 80s under Marco, as well as other establishments such as Le Gavroche.once you see who he actually studied under and has cooked with it will break you how bad he is as a chef. Marco Pierre White . watch him and you wont watch ramsey again. made ramsey cry
Personally, I enjoy watching him, more for his humour and dry wit than his temper.