Interesting that they got Graham Souness in to play Djikstra.
Interesting that they got Graham Souness in to play Djikstra.
It was indeed, but I think the whole thing should have been done better altogether.
I think that's the main problem with it as a series, Witchery/monster stuff is great but the rest feels rushed or not as well realised.
Just give me eight episodes of Geralt rolling his eyes as dickheads try to get out of paying him for biffing drowners.
7 episodes. You also need 1 episode dedicated to finding an old lady's pan.
I was saving that for the movie.
You need something fast-paced for a movie. Gwent it is.
The other problem is they have to do so much to keep the average watcher interested, fight choreography etc. The purest Witcher experience is Death March as far as the game is concerned, and Geralt isn't tanking hits with his face like Rocky Balboa, he can be taken down by the weakest foe if he is careless. It's all about superior speed and evading whilst dealing damage, but then it probably wouldn't be cinematic enough. I really liked the game trailer they did ages ago with the vampire in the barn.
It's perfect for a monster of the week type show.
Hawkeye finale was alright, not great not terrible.
I thought it was pretty good.
Overall I think the show was great and just behind Loki for me.
Only 1 episode in of 4, but Buried a true crime documentary on Sky (from Showtime) is pretty good so far if you like that sort of thing. If you know nothing about it already I'd just watch it without reading the synopsis.
Hawkeye finished as it started and .... middled? It was fine.
Wouldn't have complained about an extra episode of D'Onofrio.
And I've finished Wheel of Time. I really enjoyed it but I'm sure a lot of book wankers will be SEETHING, especially after the final episode of season 1.
Ghosts Christmas Special was ok, didn't think it was their best to be honest.
I really liked Hawkeye, but it really bothers me that they completely contradicted the post credits scene from Black Widow.
I would say that....
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I genuinely think Whitehouse and Mortimer fishing may be the best television programme ever. It’s just wonderful.
I'm a twit
It’s so pure.
I think it's finally time to make a start on another #PRESTIGE telly drama. I feel like I've asked this once a year on here since I joined, but what do you reckon guys?
I've already done the wire, sopranos, six feet under, breaking bad and better call saul. I tried deadwood ages ago but found it a bit dull, and I'm not sure if it's still regarded as one of the heavy hitters.
Game of Thrones
Person of Interest.
Not really in the ranks of those other shows but it's great.
I sent you the correct one on IG.
I’d definitely have you down as more of a Take Me Out than a show like that.
I’m old now.
I'm a twit
In fairness I’ve never watched it. There’s something about Bob Mortimer that makes me think he’s the worlds biggest cunt in real life and it always puts me off his act.
Speaking of seriously dodgy vibes: David Walliams has to be a modern day Jimmy Saville.
Aye, another yes for the Americans. Particular the first 2 or 3 seasons, and the final one. A decent ending, too.
Ye same. It was a great series and (surprisingly) not your usual "US is the hero" take on the Cold War. Really good casting as well.
I also really enjoyed The Man in the High Castle.
Yep love both of those series. Mad Men, Narcos, Gomorrah are other notable mentions.
The original (1987-1996) series of Teenage Mutant Hero Turtles is pretty good, too. April is
Guys, what's Drive to Survive's appeal? It's all too fucking showy and and staged.
It’s an entertainment show rather than a season review documentary. If you take it for what it is then it’s a great watch.
I'll also throw Orphan Black into the pot. Not as popular but it's a really good series overall and Maslany knocks it out of the park.
As recently as ten years ago, Matt Lucas was blacking up / browning up for that dogshit airport show.
Bob Mortimer is a mensch.