good tv shows i havent seen?
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Simon Poidevin (60)
OMFG. New Billions episode has incorporated RONA into the narrative. Masks, elite vaccing, quarantine, WFH.
FUCK THAT SHIT.
I tune in to these bullshit narratives to GET AWAY from the horrifying reality of year after year of living with The MotherFucking Wuhan Plague.
I think this is the first time I have seen RONA covered in a telly drama and I CAN'T SAY I LIKE IT.
ps this show has gone FULL "Newsroom" SORKIN. Every character written with the exact same smug pop-culturally omniscient brand of glib wherewithall. GTFO.
FUCK THAT SHIT.
I tune in to these bullshit narratives to GET AWAY from the horrifying reality of year after year of living with The MotherFucking Wuhan Plague.
I think this is the first time I have seen RONA covered in a telly drama and I CAN'T SAY I LIKE IT.
ps this show has gone FULL "Newsroom" SORKIN. Every character written with the exact same smug pop-culturally omniscient brand of glib wherewithall. GTFO.
zer0
Jim Lenehan (48)
The Witcher series on Netflix is shite. Which is quite an achievement given they were gifted strong source material from the books and further material, and excellent costume designs, from the games. Instead it's bland costumes, wacky casting, chaotic timelines and many, many stupid changes to the plot and/or characters -- both large and small.
Henry Cavill, the guy playing Dandelion/Jaskier, and Ciri would be the exceptions to this.
Henry Cavill, the guy playing Dandelion/Jaskier, and Ciri would be the exceptions to this.
Has anyone sat through the Beatles documentary on Disney? It’s brilliant I reckon. Up there with the Last Dance in giving the behind the scenes look at what true genius is.
It changed my perceptions of them all so much (except Ringo who just confirmed my opinions of him).
It changed my perceptions of them all so much (except Ringo who just confirmed my opinions of him).
Slim 293
Stirling Mortlock (74)
That he’s a better drummer than most people give him credit for?
Not a high bar.
Slim 293
Stirling Mortlock (74)
Nah, Ringo Starr is a very high bar…
His role throughout the entire process is to wait around for everyone else to sort out their shit, and then be completely faultless when they do finally get to work.
dru
Tim Horan (67)
I thought he was the source of the claim that drummers are people who hang around with musicians. Not true anymore, but had some realism at it's heart.
Slim 293
Stirling Mortlock (74)
OMFG. New Billions episode has incorporated RONA into the narrative. Masks, elite vaccing, quarantine, WFH.
FUCK THAT SHIT.
I tune in to these bullshit narratives to GET AWAY from the horrifying reality of year after year of living with The MotherFucking Wuhan Plague.
I think this is the first time I have seen RONA covered in a telly drama and I CAN'T SAY I LIKE IT.
ps this show has gone FULL "Newsroom" SORKIN. Every character written with the exact same smug pop-culturally omniscient brand of glib wherewithall. GTFO.
I gave up on Billions a couple of seasons ago...
As for Sorkin... having worked in a few actual newsrooms - Newsroom is some real Game of Thrones fantasy bullshit.
Dan54
Tim Horan (67)
I finally watching Yellowstone, me and Mrs Dan have watched almost 3 series in last few weeks and still making up mind, very much the seems like a mafia on horseback to me.
If anyone wants a recommendation of a good comedy series, I highly suggest 'The Detectorists" top Pommy comedy in my opinion. I really enjoy low key comedies that the Poms are so good at making, and if you need the funny lines to smack you in face, may not be for you, but if a good little subtle one is to your taste , watch it. On Netflix I think, ( I watched it a year or so back)
If anyone wants a recommendation of a good comedy series, I highly suggest 'The Detectorists" top Pommy comedy in my opinion. I really enjoy low key comedies that the Poms are so good at making, and if you need the funny lines to smack you in face, may not be for you, but if a good little subtle one is to your taste , watch it. On Netflix I think, ( I watched it a year or so back)
Pfitzy
George Gregan (70)
A lot of it I've really enjoyed, but now it seems to be turning into rent-a-villian for me. Took about 3 or 4 episodes to get going, then Seasons 1 & 2 were great, with S3 being good. Have enjoyed the Texas storyline in S4 for something a bit different.
Dan54
Tim Horan (67)
I will keep watching then PF, as I say sti;; been making up mind a bit, haven't disliked it.
waiopehu oldboy
Stirling Mortlock (74)
That somewhat more famous & significantly wealthier Waiopehu oldboy has a Home Reno show debuting next week. Must-watch TV! Review to follow.
Dan54
Tim Horan (67)
Saw that WOB, will have to watch one or 2 just because it's Carlos. And to see if his old man gets to put his mug on tv! And I don't mean that in a bad way. We only got your word he's the wealtheir one!!
He not living in same neighbourhood up there in Hamilton is he?
waiopehu oldboy
Stirling Mortlock (74)
^ shit no, he's in one of the flash North Eastern suburbs, I'm on the main road to Raglan just inside the City boundary so my Rateable Value is probably pretty similar to his Unimproved (he's got a couple hectares more than me, I believe).
boyo
Mark Ella (57)
Rocco Schiavone: Ice Cold Murders
I recommend this TV programme to you. I think that the main character's sense of humour will appeal.
"An unorthodox Italian police commissioner finds himself far from his beloved Rome when he is transferred to a mountain station where a murderer is at large. (Italian with English subtitles)."
It's on Stan.
Dctarget
John Eales (66)
Severance. Fantastic show, feels like watching Westworld season 1 again. Just a series of "what the fuuuuuck". Also the writer of this show cleraly despises corporate life and I don't disagree with them.
Also nearly finished Slow Horses with Gary Oldman, hilarious show, recommend to all. Very John Le Carre. Only 6 episodes, the Brits know how to do it.
Also nearly finished Slow Horses with Gary Oldman, hilarious show, recommend to all. Very John Le Carre. Only 6 episodes, the Brits know how to do it.