I loved every minute of this. I thought the whole thing was really well paced and put together. different strokes.
This is good in a 'poor mans dark' kinda way..
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I loved every minute of this. I thought the whole thing was really well paced and put together. different strokes.
This is good in a 'poor mans dark' kinda way..
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Looking forward to this. I saw people were disappointed it's not getting a second season but I think that's a good thing. Tell the story and be done with it. Thre is no need to drag the arse out of it.(looking at you Stranger Things)I loved every minute of this. I thought the whole thing was really well paced and put together. different strokes.
This is good in a 'poor mans dark' kinda way..
Speaking of another series that should have wound up a while back, I'm disappointed with the latest Bosch Legacy Season 2
The stories always veer towards the unlikely but now it's just silly
Bodies was average to ok but that
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stupid last scene was just fuckin stupeh
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we need to stop the bad guy!! Let’s use our FUCKING TIME MACHINE to send someone back who CAN’T WALK so they can try to talk him out of it?
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David Kronenbourg
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Gave up on Bodies. Might go back.
Watched Maxine about Maxine Carr. Well acted.
Watched Maxine about Maxine Carr. Well acted.
not when
they stick in a completely pointless cliffhanger-style ending on their "ONE AND DONE" "LIMITED SERIES"
"We went to Netflix like 'This is one series, this is a one and done, we wanna close this off' because I think when you have such an amazing concept up front, you [expletive] your audience off if you don't solve it," he said. "As the viewer, I hate it when you get this amazing thing. And at the end it's like, 'Duh, duh, duh,' and you're like 'Right so I've got to wait a year and a half.'
"I think it's a duty to an audience with something that's this propulsive as a story concept to end it and solve it. So we really wanted you to feel that you'd seen the red curtain at the end. That being said, when you see the back end, there's certainly a dot dot dot. But the premise that the show sets comes to an end.
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"I think it's a duty to an audience with something that's this propulsive as a story concept to end it and solve it. So we really wanted you to feel that you'd seen the red curtain at the end. That being said, when you see the back end, there's certainly a dot dot dot. But the premise that the show sets comes to an end.
Bodies writer Paul Tomalin opens up about possibility of season two – exclusive
The series, starring Stephen Graham, has become a major hit
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Oh yeah - Invasion s2. Absolute shite.
Richie
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Watching a show called Lodge 49, on the recommendation of someone on a podcast I listen to.. It got 2 seasons in 2018-19 before being cancelled, Wyatt Russell (son of Kurt & Goldie Hawn) plays the lead character, as an amiable somewhat dopey 30-something guy whose life has gone into drift after the death of his father & a serious injury he has suffered. He stumbles across a masonic type 'secret' society and joins it out of desperation, hi-jinx ensue as he gets to know the various members and mysteries behind the organization.. Meanwhile his sister is trying to revive her career after similarly going off the rails. It's a good watch, quite funny while also being humane and bittersweet, along with the zanier occult stuff there's also quite a good depiction of people struggling at the lower end of the corporate grind.
Cormcolash
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A lot of the best shows get cancelled after 1 or 2 seasons
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I finished watching this last night. You're 100% right.not wheni mean for fucks sake, ladthey stick in a completely pointless cliffhanger-style ending on their "ONE AND DONE" "LIMITED SERIES"
"We went to Netflix like 'This is one series, this is a one and done, we wanna close this off' because I think when you have such an amazing concept up front, you [expletive] your audience off if you don't solve it," he said. "As the viewer, I hate it when you get this amazing thing. And at the end it's like, 'Duh, duh, duh,' and you're like 'Right so I've got to wait a year and a half.'
"I think it's a duty to an audience with something that's this propulsive as a story concept to end it and solve it. So we really wanted you to feel that you'd seen the red curtain at the end. That being said, when you see the back end, there's certainly a dot dot dot. But the premise that the show sets comes to an end.
Bodies writer Paul Tomalin opens up about possibility of season two – exclusive
The series, starring Stephen Graham, has become a major hit
yes - they could have done away with the last two episodes.
sure we've fixed it all, isnt that great.
last scene:
WAIT a Minute!!!!!!!
this is good so far. the kids in it are great little actors (although they are probably all 35)
Cormcolash
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This was really good. Couple of moments of silliness, but overall really well put together. The cops in it were really excellently done, smart enough to always be on the verge of an arrest and not falling for obvious plants, but never having the exact information they need to make the breakthrough. They're kind of like if the Spiral cops didn't just go around breaking the law themselves all the time
I was watching a history documentary over the past two days (youtube of course).
I tend to watch them to fall asleep these days i don't care a lot about the details, and i'll usually read the comments for the craic after.
Anywhoo in this case the top few comments pretty much debunked the two main points they setup the piece on, which i then backchecked and indeed they comments were correct and the documentary misleading. -- I'd kinda always suspected that particular channel was bockety if not a little political - and the titles were pretty questionable in this case on the topic of race...
Anywhoo gonna have to go looking for something else to fall asleep to now.
I tend to watch them to fall asleep these days i don't care a lot about the details, and i'll usually read the comments for the craic after.
Anywhoo in this case the top few comments pretty much debunked the two main points they setup the piece on, which i then backchecked and indeed they comments were correct and the documentary misleading. -- I'd kinda always suspected that particular channel was bockety if not a little political - and the titles were pretty questionable in this case on the topic of race...
Anywhoo gonna have to go looking for something else to fall asleep to now.
Finished Time S2.
This didn't land for me as much as season one. Maybe I'm just not empathetic enough, but the three main characters were just each not very nice.
Obviously in season one Sean Beans character had done awful things, but I could eh, understand that better shall we say. So maybe that's just me.
You should definitely watch S1.
This didn't land for me as much as season one. Maybe I'm just not empathetic enough, but the three main characters were just each not very nice.
Obviously in season one Sean Beans character had done awful things, but I could eh, understand that better shall we say. So maybe that's just me.
You should definitely watch S1.
this is good so far. the kids in it are great little actors (although they are probably all 35)
Having finished this, it gets 5 raz stars
David Kronenbourg
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Is this a show for kids or a show about kids for grown ups?
Not for kids. Young adult maybe.. but seemed fairly adult overall
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