Curently Watching

[Carlos J]

Carc can't be arsed so maybe try:

Is there a 'last TV series you watched' thread anywhere? I feel as though TV has overtaken the movies. I just wanted to mention Gomorrah. The Italian mafia drama series set in Naples. For me it's better than The Soprano's. And that was a fucking brilliant, epic show. It's all a matter of taste. But I just love Naples and Southern Italy. Here's one of the best scenes, it doesn't spoil anything regarding the storyline, so check it out. Binge on all four seasons over Xmas, you won't regret it. Ciao! Fucking love it.

Don't think there is one main one, various ones about Netflix, Amazon Prime etc. Start one, carc.

[Zambo]

Just catching up on Vikings, on season 5:2 now, so should be ready when 6 comes out. Anyone have any idea when that will be?

[Carlos J]

Noted by a friend. Some C5 documentary about the muder of Becky Watts. Was low tabloid having many repeats of the plod interviews as filler. And the last talking head you want to see is fucking Carole Malone.

Amongst the qualified types, psychologist Kerry Daynes:



Peondering if she has had lip fillers as look bigger in the show. On My5.

Bas?: https://www.belfasttelegraph.co.uk/life ... 87208.html

Tits:

[ToRmAtO]

The second series of Titans is very disappointing after a pretty good 1st series.

[Vespa]

Just watched Cheer on netflix, oddly compelling.

[Shedboy]

Cliftonville v Linfield

Not the worst game I've watched, but that pitch looks awful.

[Gosport Mark]

Watching Always Sunny in Philadelphia on Netflix. It’s actually quite good.

[Basualdo]

Watching Always Sunny in Philadelphia on Netflix. It’s actually quite good.

New series drops on Netflix on Sunday.

The best ever episodes are Chardee Macdennis, the McPoyle wedding and the one were Mac proves evolution is wrong.

[Basualdo]

The new season of the paranormal 'documentary' series Hellier on Amazon.

The first season was interesting but very slow and in the end a little underwhelming, though still good.

This one is a far different pace, same themes and places, probably all bollocks but very, very, very weird and even though I suspect gold standard bullshit, really fucking interesting. Its got it all. So far we've had...

UFOs,
Ghosts,
Goblins,
Mothman,
Bigfoot,
CHUDs...yes fucking CHUDs!
Misanthropic murderous mountain militia men,
Torture,
Caves, oh so many fucking creepy caves,
Human sacrifice,
The Green Man,
Redneck trailer trash,

Throw in band parades and you've got Newtownards to a tee.

Its like the first series of True Detective crossed with the X Files and its supposedly a documentary and I fucking love it!

The trouble is that you have to see the slow first season to have any grasp on what the fuck is happening in the barrelling along second. Though even that is far from a guarantee. But its worth the effort.

[colinthewarriormonkey]

"How to get away with murder" - Netflix

I thought we'd give this a go but it's fucking shite, unfortunately the missus really likes it.

Convoluted storyline that 3 series in is still dealing with the events of the first episode, which is usually expressed by numerous people bawling their eyes out in every episode or fucking each other in the most unsexy way, not even saved by a lesbian scene with Famke Jannsen - unfortunately most of the sex scenes take place around the gay character in it, which I really don't enjoy watching. I fucking hate every character in it and I hope they all die and the next 3 series is just a blank screen.

The worst thing is that I usually nod off about half an hour in because it's so fucking boring, but I feel compelled to catch up before the next episode otherwise I really won't have a fucking clue what's going on next time the missus switches it on

Awful, give it a wide berth.

[carcinogen]

Just a heads-up, 'Son of Saul' is on BBC2 tonight. I highly recommend it. Fucking grim, but needs to be watched.

[carcinogen]

The Outsider. Stephen King thing with Ben Mendelsohn and Jason Bateman, pretty good. Usual King fare if you like that sort of stuff.

[ToRmAtO]

House on Amazon Prime - Really enjoying it, Hugh Laurie's acting at times is sublime.

[ToRmAtO]

Just watched the first episode of Star Trek Picard, waiting until next Friday for the next.

Was a good opener.

[Shedboy]

Indeed it was, Torm.

I'm also currently hooked on Wisting.