What television series are you currently making your way through? (7 Viewers)

[Anthony]

New series of Superstore is on Netflix. Doing a pretty funny job of tackling covid.

 

[David Kronenbourg]

The Salisbury Poisonings. Ok for BBC drama. Well acted.

 

[seanc]

Cracking open the old laptop for isolation reasons, I rediscovered Generation Kill on the hard drive.

It is the opinion of this marine that this is an underrated show. David Simon and George Burns, c'mon. And it's the kind of thing you can watch with thee whole family, as your dad and brothers will like all the war-fighting super military man stuff and your mum and sisters will appreciate the emotional depth to it. And I suppose the likes of Skaarsgard are easy on the eye.

If you're offended by my assumptions of gender based hetero-normative reactions to this show, then you might have a hard time watching this.

Anyway, it does show the messiness of war very well.

 

[Cormcolash]

The Salisbury Poisonings. Ok for BBC drama. Well acted.

Some new sci-fi show?

 

[David Kronenbourg]

Some new sci-fi show?

The Salisbury Poisonings - Wikipedia

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All your BBC favourites are in this: tall guy with sandy hair, fat cockney, that bloke's wife, bland pretty lady and balding former heartthrob

 

[Cormcolash]

And of course don't forget the magnificent sight of the Cathedral, which I understand is very impressive and definitely worth visiting

 

[David Kronenbourg]

And of course don't forget the magnificent sight of the Cathedral, which I understand is very impressive and definitely worth visiting

that's right

 

[nuke terrorist]

that's right

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most unconvincing interview ever. I used to watch RT and Fox News a lot when they were on Sky.
Murad Gazdiev on RT was a total prick about the couple who found the nerve agent in a perfume bottle and nearly died. he dismissed the story, blaming them for being drug addicts

 

[chris d]

Garth Marenghi's Darkplace. lots of lols.

 

[pete]

Station Eleven. Staying remarkably true to the book (that’s a good thing)

 

[chris d]

I started ripping the BSG dvds, but it got tedious, so torrenting them instead.

Expecting the rewatch to start in nid January.

 

[Scientician 0.8]

Watching the new Sex And The City. It sucks but yet I keep want to keep watching.

 

[JohnnyRaz]

Started watching the silent sea. Korean space horror. Once you get the past the necessary conceit of South Korea having its own space program and moon base it’s good so far

 

[nuke terrorist]

Started watching the silent sea. Korean space horror. Once you get the past the necessary conceit of South Korea having its own space program and moon base it’s good so far

ahh sure in the 1970's Hong Kong had its own space programme courtesy of Shaw Brothers studios.
it was so advanced they saw off Princess Dragon Mom's alien invasion

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when I see the things Shaw Bros created I often get genuinely quite emotional at the staggering genius
involved. tears in my eyes a few times - Hollywood is shit.

 

[Unicron]

New series of Superstore is on Netflix. Doing a pretty funny job of tackling covid.

We have it finished up now. Thought series 5 was really poor but they got back to it at least being decent for the last one.

 

[Cormcolash]

Finished latest Curb Your Enthusiasm the other day, it was a little bit hit and miss but still loads of funny shit, and it really felt like they weren't even trying to "not offend" people, reckon Larry David just doesn't give a fuck hahaha

 

[Anthony]

Only one episode left in my Queer Eye binge. Pass the tissues....

 

[pete]

just finished A Very British Scandal. Was grand.

 

[Unicron]

just finished A Very British Scandal. Was grand.

They were all horrible, but she still got fucked over.

The woman that Julia Davies played, with the gold mechanical cock, was a Guinness.

 

[pete]

They were all horrible, but she still got fucked over.

The woman that Julia Davies played, with the gold mechanical cock, was a Guinness.

I thought her and Combes would be your standard ‘based on a true story’ composite characters (representing “society” and “secretly gay society” respectively ) but surprisingly enough they weren’t.