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    Shogun - best thing on TV right now


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    Quote Originally Posted by greasemonkey View Post
    i agree,wanted so much to like it as a fan of the books but but its awful.
    I enjoyed the 1st series but haven’t started the 2nd yet

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    2nd series is a bit more far fetched but a mindless romp nonetheless.
    We just enjoyed it with a less critical mindset.

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    Quote Originally Posted by awright101 View Post
    I enjoyed the 1st series but haven’t started the 2nd yet
    Quote Originally Posted by Puntsdog View Post
    2nd series is a bit more far fetched but a mindless romp nonetheless.
    We just enjoyed it with a less critical mindset.
    Quote Originally Posted by greasemonkey View Post
    i agree,wanted so much to like it as a fan of the books but but its awful.
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    Jack Reacher
    Biggest pile of Shit I've had to see in a while
    Expected it to be a bit cheesy but this is off the scale horseshit.
    Don't bother honestly.

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    Blue Eye Samurai on Netflix. Stunning animation.
    But don’t sit down to watch it with your kids, as it’s full of violence and there are quite a few sex scenes.

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    Started watching Dexter (now on Netflix) - as I missed it the first time round, so started from S1E1, only 95 more episodes to go!

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    Quote Originally Posted by vagabond View Post
    Started watching Dexter (now on Netflix) - as I missed it the first time round, so started from S1E1, only 95 more episodes to go!
    Dexter is very good (but I felt tailed off when John Lithgow entered the script - prob around series 6/7?)

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    Boy Swallows Universe was good viewing for a limited series.

    1980s Brisbane cool!

    Some great performances, surprised to see Bryan Brown is 76.

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    Quote Originally Posted by Mr Curta View Post
    If this doesn't live up to expectations I'm going to be insanely disappointed.

    Watched the first three episodes last night. Stylish cinematography. Suspect I'll have finished it this weekend.

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    This popped into my head while reading

    Great UK 4 part mini series from 1991 which hasn't been on TV since

    Sleepers

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    Love/Hate.
    Gripping storyline and fantastic acting.


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    Quote Originally Posted by blackal View Post
    Dexter is very good (but I felt tailed off when John Lithgow entered the script - prob around series 6/7?)
    Yip
    Later series turned to shit.

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    Watched masters of the air…. A bit puke inducing (too many poignant salutes for my liking)

    However, I lapped it up and smashed it two days !!!

    Whoever directed didn't like the Brits much!

    They were exceptionally brave…

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    Quote Originally Posted by greasemonkey View Post
    i agree,wanted so much to like it as a fan of the books but but its awful.
    But wait...what about the acting?

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    Quote Originally Posted by Wolfie View Post
    Watched masters of the air…. A bit puke inducing (too many poignant salutes for my liking)

    However, I lapped it up and smashed it two days !!!

    Whoever directed didn't like the Brits much!

    They were exceptionally brave…
    I found it fairly enjoyable but didn't really connect with any of the characters to be honest. I suppose I always compare this sort of thing to "Band of brothers" which to me was epic.

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    Lessons in Chemistry on AppleTV

    Didn't think I would like this but found it funny with a good storyline, female chemist in a mans world, set in the 50s that kept us hooked. Based on a best selling book of the same name.

    And it has a gorgeous dog (who narrates one episode) woof woof!

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    Sugar on Apple+. Noir private eye kinda thing, Colin Farrell is pretty good in it too.

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    Quote Originally Posted by subseastu View Post
    I found it fairly enjoyable but didn't really connect with any of the characters to be honest. I suppose I always compare this sort of thing to "Band of brothers" which to me was epic.
    I've not seen Masters of the Air, but the trailer doesn't look as good as BoB.

    The Pacific wasn't as good, either, so I'm not going to pay for an Apple TV subscription to find out how good it is.

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    Just started watching Mammals what a fantastic programme, the Otters in Singapore is a wonderful sight I will go search them out in January

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    Quote Originally Posted by subseastu View Post
    I found it fairly enjoyable but didn't really connect with any of the characters to be honest. I suppose I always compare this sort of thing to "Band of brothers" which to me was epic.

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    Get the book .
    That’ll help you connect . It’s fascinating .

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    Quote Originally Posted by thegoat View Post
    Get the book .
    That’ll help you connect . It’s fascinating .
    May well do that, thanks

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    Quote Originally Posted by snowman View Post
    I've not seen Masters of the Air, but the trailer doesn't look as good as BoB.


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    I assume you are talking about BoB (1969)

    I've not seen Masters of the Air (and doubt I will) but the difference will be that the superb BoB aerial sequences were filmed using real aircraft and I'm pretty sure MOA will be CGI.
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    Quote Originally Posted by Neil.C View Post
    I assume you are talking about BoB (1969)

    I've not seen Masters of the Air (and doubt I will) but the difference will be that the superb BoB aerial sequences were filmed using real aircraft and I'm pretty sure MOA will be CGI.
    No sorry, Band of Brothers, not Battle of Britain.

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    The walking dead - The ones who live, is decent, fills in the back story with Rick - it is only 6 episodes, ends well. Not as good as the early seasons but worth a watch if you invested the time in the original series.

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    Quote Originally Posted by Neil.C View Post
    I assume you are talking about BoB (1969)

    I've not seen Masters of the Air (and doubt I will) but the difference will be that the superb BoB aerial sequences were filmed using real aircraft and I'm pretty sure MOA will be CGI.
    The flying sequences in MOA are truly superb though - incredibly convincing and visually stunning.

    While BoB is seminal and can never be filmed again, the intensity achieved in MOA is next level and I’ve never seen anything like it before.

    It doesn’t look like CGI.
    So clever my foot fell off.

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    Quote Originally Posted by j90rdn View Post
    Best series I've watched in years is "Mr Inbetween". Apologies if it's been mentioned before, but not many people outside of Australia know about it, and it's a masterpiece. Binge watched all episodes abroad so don't know which channel can catch it in the UK, but if you get a chance to stream it I highly recommend it.

    "Beef" on Netflix is a mad series - so well written and acted. Highly recommend.

    "Parks and Recs" is a funny watch - you'll get so see Chris Pratt and Aubrey Plaza in early roles, and Nick Offerman is an absolute genius.

    We all know about "The Last of Us" series 1. Will be re-watching soon in preparation for series 2 next year.

    First few series of "Banshee" were good and worth a watch, but then the format was just repeated for later series.

    First 2 series of "Hannibal" were excellent, but then for me series 3 went far too dark and off the rails and stopped watching.
    Mr Inbetween is outstanding!

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    Quote Originally Posted by Ethos View Post
    Mr Inbetween is outstanding!
    The last scene of the last series is one of the best I've ever seen. Unless you've watched the whole series, you just don't understand the significance of when Ray looks directly into the camera and AWOLNation "RUN" kicks in. Sooooo sinister it literally had me shouting "wooooo" at the screen in disbelief. Incredible.

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    Three Body Problem

    Amazing book series turned to screen

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    Quote Originally Posted by MrLion View Post
    Boy Swallows Universe was good viewing for a limited series.

    1980s Brisbane cool!

    Some great performances, surprised to see Bryan Brown is 76.

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    This is very good and something a little different, great acting and script.

    Shogun is superb and very surprising coming from Disney.

    Always recommending Mr Inbetween, again Disney!

    Watching Halo on paramount which is made really well and i love the games.

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    not sure if it's been mentioned (by me or others) but The Kominski Method on Netflix is very good viewing.

    Chuck Lorre produced, starring Michael Douglas as an LA Acting Coach. Very good 'buddy' vibe and very well written. Comedic with some semi serious aspects; given the ageing male cast, many of the issues/discussions struck home.

    3 series of around 8 25 minute episodes. Makes a change from a lot of the darker and more serious/violent stuff doing the rounds.

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    Fallout on Amazon. Fantastic post-apocalyptic sci-fi, and knowledge of the game is not required.

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    Fringe just watched 5 series of this excellent series Si fi Walter Bishop is a scream also Olivia Dunham nice and a David Bowie twist really enjoyed it.

    https://youtu.be/29bSzbqZ3xE?si=hU8ZMTvRnVeSZA8z

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    Quote Originally Posted by bowie View Post
    Fringe just watched 5 series of this excellent series Si fi Walter Bishop is a scream also Olivia Dunham nice and a David Bowie twist really enjoyed it.

    https://youtu.be/29bSzbqZ3xE?si=hU8ZMTvRnVeSZA8z
    Thats an old series, might rewatch that, I enjoyed it at the time.

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    Just watched Band of Brothers again on Sky platform, truly epic, quite possibly the best TV ever, up there with Breaking Bad and series 1-7 GOT imo


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    Series 1-7 of Chicago PD is now available on Amazon Prime. Hard nosed cops pushing the boundaries of what is acceptable - but great fun nonetheless!

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    Quote Originally Posted by alzone View Post
    Three Body Problem

    Amazing book series turned to screen
    I've just started watching this - Not really sure what I think yet, two episodes in.

    Also watching Gray - Quite enjoying it as it's nice to see an older woman play a sexy, dangerous character - I'm not sure whether she's an anti-hero or a villain.

    Quote Originally Posted by dek10000 View Post
    Just watched Band of Brothers again on Sky platform, truly epic, quite possibly the best TV ever, up there with Breaking Bad and series 1-7 GOT IMO
    Interesting comparisons. While I've not watched Breaking Bad (and probably never will now), I would have skipped Band of Brothers based on a comparison with Game of Thrones, which I tired of by the end of season 1.

    I would agree, though, that Band Of Brothers is one of the best series ever.

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    Quote Originally Posted by snowman View Post
    I've just started watching this - Not really sure what I think yet, two episodes in.

    Also watching Gray - Quite enjoying it as it's nice to see an older woman play a sexy, dangerous character - I'm not sure whether she's an anti-hero or a villain.



    Interesting comparisons. While I've not watched Breaking Bad (and probably never will now), I would have skipped Band of Brothers based on a comparison with Game of Thrones, which I tired of by the end of season 1.

    I would agree, though, that Band Of Brothers is one of the best series ever.

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    Yeh stick with the 3 body problem if you're a fan of sci fi. First few episodes arent great, but it gets better. And if you know where this story goes as I do..... Man. Genius sci-fi

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    Probably been mentioned already but James May's Man in Japan is really good - on Prime.

    He also did Man in India and Italy series which were both good too.

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    The Nurse

    Danish drama , based on a true story a Nurse drugs patients so they go into Cardiac Arrest and she is on hand to save them ! Well worth a watch on Netflix

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    Quote Originally Posted by hogthrob View Post
    Fallout on Amazon. Fantastic post-apocalyptic sci-fi, and knowledge of the game is not required.
    Watched the beginning as far as when what looked like two 14 year olds in blue uniforms talking appeared and switched off.
    Started out with nothing. Still have most of it left.

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    Quote Originally Posted by arthurDALEY View Post
    Danish drama , based on a true story a Nurse drugs patients so they go into Cardiac Arrest and she is on hand to save them ! Well worth a watch on Netflix
    Agreed - decent watch!

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    Just started Regime on Now, its absolutely bonkers but Kate Winslet is very watchable.

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    Watched the first episode of 'Blue Lights' (series 2) last night on BBC.

    I enjoyed Series 1 and this new series seems promising too....

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    Quote Originally Posted by Maysie View Post
    Watched the first episode of 'Blue Lights' (series 2) last night on BBC.

    I enjoyed Series 1 and this new series seems promising too....
    I’ve got episode 1 on now, and the fact I’m typing this means I’m not gripped. Can’t remember series 1, but felt I was gripped earlier.

    It did start great though!

    Edit….christ on a bike that just got good quickly!


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    Last edited by Mj2k; 16th April 2024 at 19:47.

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    One Day on Netflix. It won’t appeal to most on this site but we thought it was excellent

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    Wisting

    New to me but on its 3rd series
    Norwegian detective very good storylines and a few American / English actors as well
    on BBC4 another series available on I player

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