What TV shows are you currently watching
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Castlevania: Nocturne, season 2 is very good imho
6eps of 10 s2 are out now, last one airing 21 Mar 25.
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Virdee on the bbc IPlayer.
I wasn't expecting much to be honest but I actually found it surprisingly good!
It seemed to also have tiny bits of inspiration from the Saw films and Silence of the Lambs.
Definitely recommend.
I wasn't expecting much to be honest but I actually found it surprisingly good!
It seemed to also have tiny bits of inspiration from the Saw films and Silence of the Lambs.
Definitely recommend.
A few episodes into Shining Vale, dark horror comedy about a dysfunctional family
Is that Courtney Cox? That plastic surgery looks so sad.A few episodes into Shining Vale, dark horror comedy about a dysfunctional family
I actually rewatched all of season 1 before starting to watch season 2. It's rare for a show to be worth watching twice for me.
Well tonight's entertainment (according to the wife) is...
Last episode of The Good Ship Murder. Jeez if there has to be an award for the hammiest, cheesiest light drama of the ilk our parents used to watch 40 or 50 years ago that's got to be it. Mandatory song at the end of each episode from the main star.
Death In Paradise. Well it's a little less twee than its Australian spin off, but what sort of "paradise" has a murder every week, with the perpetrator walking in at the end to the police big reveal.
Also watching...
Verdee. Not really sure what to make of that, seems more aimed at the Asian/Indian audience, plus hard to see where the overall story arc is going.
Just started watching Foundation on Apple. Good sci fi effects but the story timeline is jumping around all over the place, hopefully it will start to make sense.
Recently finished Criminal Record also on Apple. Not bad but seemed a bit biased - non white cops and characters good, white cops and characters ne'er do wells. Interesting to see if it gets a second season.
Then the ultimate torture comes tomorrow night, wife watches Call The Midwife. I really hate that show, from the cringy dialogue, to the Doctor who always seems about to burst into tears (and is never wrong), Reggie and of course that pervading piano recital that accompanies the whole proceedings.
Last episode of The Good Ship Murder. Jeez if there has to be an award for the hammiest, cheesiest light drama of the ilk our parents used to watch 40 or 50 years ago that's got to be it. Mandatory song at the end of each episode from the main star.
Death In Paradise. Well it's a little less twee than its Australian spin off, but what sort of "paradise" has a murder every week, with the perpetrator walking in at the end to the police big reveal.
Also watching...
Verdee. Not really sure what to make of that, seems more aimed at the Asian/Indian audience, plus hard to see where the overall story arc is going.
Just started watching Foundation on Apple. Good sci fi effects but the story timeline is jumping around all over the place, hopefully it will start to make sense.
Recently finished Criminal Record also on Apple. Not bad but seemed a bit biased - non white cops and characters good, white cops and characters ne'er do wells. Interesting to see if it gets a second season.
Then the ultimate torture comes tomorrow night, wife watches Call The Midwife. I really hate that show, from the cringy dialogue, to the Doctor who always seems about to burst into tears (and is never wrong), Reggie and of course that pervading piano recital that accompanies the whole proceedings.
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Slow Horses Season 2 finished, was even better than the first!
I actually find the first series to be the weakest, so in my view you’ve got some good ones to come
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Oh excellentI actually find the first series to be the weakest, so in my view you’ve got some good ones to come
