I loved Paper Girls. It got more intriguing with every episode so I'm looking forward to the second season.
I took a chance on Outer Range and I'm loving this show. A Wyoming rancher discovers an otherworldly, perfectly round hole in his west pasture. I haven't figured out this show yet, and that's a good thing. I was treated to a surprise playing of State Trooper in episode three.
I suspect these have already been mentioned, but I'm having trouble navigating, so...
We're about halfway through the Apple+ show For All Mankind and it's every bit as good as I'd always heard.
The same goes for Severance, starring Adam Scott, Patricia Arquette. Christopher Walken and John Turturro, only even more so.
I know Apple+ is pretty low on everyone's list of streaming services, but if you've never watched any of their offerings, I highly recommend you put Netflix or Hulu on pause for a month and binge Apple TV's offerings.
Anyone else eagerly awaiting the return of Peaky Blinders? First episode is going to be a very sad farewell to Aunt Polly I think (the much missed Helen McCrory)
Episode 2 was fantastic. A deeper look into the Tuscan Raiders, an old-west style train robbery and there's now a motorcycle club in Star Wars. Full patch alien bikers with speeder bikes!
The Tourist. First episode was a corker, I thought. 🤞it’s maintained and the final episode is credible.
Wrapped up last year with Frankie Boyles 2021 review. Appropriately grim, cringe inducing and hilarious. Not for those of a sensitive disposition.
Started to watch the new Harlan Coben on Netflix - Stay Close. Simply dreadful - it's moved from New Jersey to Blackpool, ffs! James Nesbit is James Nesbit, how he succeeds as an actor is beyond me, Sarah Parish was ok, but most of he rest of the cast were so wooden.
I really like Harlan Coben's books, but I have only seen one really good dramatisation and several turkeys!
First season of The Wheel Of Time is done. Long wait begins for season two. After the disappointing The Witcher and Shannara, I'm glad to find a high fantasy series of quality.
Anyone finish Better Call Saul?
I loved Paper Girls. It got more intriguing with every episode so I'm looking forward to the second season.
I took a chance on Outer Range and I'm loving this show. A Wyoming rancher discovers an otherworldly, perfectly round hole in his west pasture. I haven't figured out this show yet, and that's a good thing. I was treated to a surprise playing of State Trooper in episode three.
I think I'm going to try to save Shetland for a binger.
Hard because of spoilers popping up on news feeds.
New series of Shetland started last night. A good few strands started. Looking forward to seeing how they unravel.
Three episodes into Paper Girls and I'm hooked. It's more fun than Stranger Things.
I suspect these have already been mentioned, but I'm having trouble navigating, so...
We're about halfway through the Apple+ show For All Mankind and it's every bit as good as I'd always heard.
The same goes for Severance, starring Adam Scott, Patricia Arquette. Christopher Walken and John Turturro, only even more so.
I know Apple+ is pretty low on everyone's list of streaming services, but if you've never watched any of their offerings, I highly recommend you put Netflix or Hulu on pause for a month and binge Apple TV's offerings.
We just watched the fourth episode of Under the Banner of Heaven and have found every minute utterly gripping.
And, of course, Barry. Always and forever.
Anyone given Bosch Legacy a go?
Anyone else eagerly awaiting the return of Peaky Blinders? First episode is going to be a very sad farewell to Aunt Polly I think (the much missed Helen McCrory)
I was too quick to judge The Book of Boba Fett.
Episode 2 was fantastic. A deeper look into the Tuscan Raiders, an old-west style train robbery and there's now a motorcycle club in Star Wars. Full patch alien bikers with speeder bikes!
Keep saving Star Wars!
How could The Mandalorian be so good, but the first two episodes of The Book Of Boba Fett so boring?
Stop fucking up Star Wars!
Maybe I'll like it more as I get into the series. Maybe my expectations are too high. Maybe I'm not 12 years old anymore.
The Tourist. First episode was a corker, I thought. 🤞it’s maintained and the final episode is credible. Wrapped up last year with Frankie Boyles 2021 review. Appropriately grim, cringe inducing and hilarious. Not for those of a sensitive disposition.
Started to watch the new Harlan Coben on Netflix - Stay Close. Simply dreadful - it's moved from New Jersey to Blackpool, ffs! James Nesbit is James Nesbit, how he succeeds as an actor is beyond me, Sarah Parish was ok, but most of he rest of the cast were so wooden.
I really like Harlan Coben's books, but I have only seen one really good dramatisation and several turkeys!
First season of The Wheel Of Time is done. Long wait begins for season two. After the disappointing The Witcher and Shannara, I'm glad to find a high fantasy series of quality.
Just enjoyed the final season of Gomorrah.