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Thought I'd just go with the same old thread title instead of a TV thread so people can distinguish that this is for long-running good TV shows and not shit like Desperate Scousewives that Taz watches with his dick in hand.
Anyway, The League's back for its final season. Two episodes out already. When are other good TV shows back?
I'm on the last season of Parks and Rec now. :(
That sad face is awful. Where's our old blue one?
Daria is good.
Is The League's new stuff straight on Netflix?Quote:
Originally Posted by Boydy
Nah, the latest on there seems to be season 6.Quote:
Originally Posted by Demerit
No, doesn't seem to be. Two episodes so far have been pretty good. Didn't realise this was the last series though.
So wikipedia said.
I'm not disagreeing, just didn't realise. It's not like there's any real story arc so I imagine it'll just end like any other series, unless they all split up for some reason.
You chaps watching it online or do they show it on TV here? I've only ever watched it on Netflix
I just download it.
That wasn't meant to sound like I was arguing. I meant it in a 'I didn't know either till I checked wikipedia to see when it started again and it said that' way.Quote:
Originally Posted by Toby
I just watch it online on putlocker.Quote:
Originally Posted by Demerit
27th and Bob's Burgers is back, oh lord.
Oh and The League's intro to the latest season was one of the best things they've ever done. Although for those watching it who don't like the NFL, they wont really get it...
Couldn't we have named the thread as something else?
Fucking Colbert, man. This is rad.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?t=163&v=2vr3i8P0R8k
Why have Sky not put Season One of Arrow on their Box Set listings? :moop:
Finished Parks and Rec. :(
What should I watch now?
Is 'Parks and Rec' worth watching, or have I seen all the good bits on Buzzfeed/Imgur?
I didn't like it that much until towards the end of the second season. But after that I was loving it. You probably won't like it because you don't like things normal people like.
I found it to be quite hit and miss, but worth it on balance.
I've just started watching Game of Thrones. I'm only two episodes in but I really like it so far. It's fucking filthy. :drool:
Oh my. Lees going to be (even more of) a horny bastard.
The Bastard Executioner is an American historical fictional drama television series, set in medieval Wales. It was created by Kurt Sutter for FX and premiered on September 15th 2015 with a ninety minute pilot. I looked on the Sky+ app and couldn't find it listed to presumably it's not been picked up by the FX channel over here yet. I downloaded the first episode though and thought it was pretty good.
Truth be told, it starts off quite slow and silly and I didn't think I'd like it, but I soon got into it and I'm looking forward to watching the rest.
Anyone else planning on watching it?
It gets less filthy (and more boring) as it goes.
So I'm told, but it has shown me enough tits to keep going back for now.Quote:
Originally Posted by Pepe
I've got it on a RSS auto download feed, will probably start watching next week.Quote:
Originally Posted by Baz
I don't know about that one. I'm sort of intrigued, but at the same time after sticking with him through all seven season of Sons of Anarchy I kind of feel like the last thing anyone should have given Sutter the keys to was his own medieval period piece. I'm going to hold off for a while I think.
I did Finish Mr. Robot the other day. That capped off a really good first season. Interesting way to end things, I'll be back for season two of that for sure. If Rami Malek isn't in the running for every TV based acting award he's eligible for off the back of that then he can count himself harshly done to.
I've been watching that new Amazon Prime show too, Hand of God. The one with Ron Perlman in. I can't really decide whether it's good or not. Interesting premise though, and it is picking up steam quite a lot as it goes on.
Mild spoiler that will make or break your decision: you get to see Gemma Teller's bare ass, and it's nasty.
I need a good tv show to get into.
Needs to be one with continuing stories with the same or evolving cast, rather than standalone episodes each week (like CSI, for example).
Any suggestions?
Goodnight Sweetheart.
Is really quite good, but I watched the whole thing through not so long ago.Quote:
Originally Posted by Baz
What have you seen and enjoyed, Yev?
Agents of SHIELD has a continuing storyline after the first few episodes, not sure if you're into that kind of stuff though Yev.
I could give a list, but I'd rather people just recommend stuff with a bit about why.Quote:
Originally Posted by Boydy
It sounds like comic book/superhero wank. If so, that's a definite no-no.Quote:
Originally Posted by Vim
I'd consider (almost) anything else though.
Top! :DQuote:
Originally Posted by Yevrah
Did you watch The Knick? Season 2's coming soon.
:DQuote:
Originally Posted by Baz
I don't imagine it's a particular impressive site. She's Sutter's wife isn't she? I did crack a smile when I watched the trailer and saw that he had cast here. Give it a few episodes and he'll have her singing over the ending montage of every fucking episode too.
Not yet, but I may.Quote:
Originally Posted by Baz
I suppose that's another stipulation actually. In that something that's either finished or has a fairly substantial body of episodes behind it would be preferrable.
Waiting week to week and then for 6-9 months for another episode simply isn't happening again.
This.Quote:
Originally Posted by Baz
The Knick was/is bloody brilliant.
Girlfriend and I have been watching The West Wing recently, about halfway through the fourth series now. I'd probably have smashed through it all already if not for agreeing to watch it together but it's one that's probably better appreciated with time between episodes.
It's definitely worth a watch if you haven't seen it. Consistently very good with the occasional episode that is well up there with best of TV.
I do need to do that Tobes. I watched the first couple of seasons years ago and definitely enjoyed it. Does it suffer from being particularly samey?
I suppose it's almost always the same set and characters, but I haven't found myself losing interest at any point 100+ episodes in. I can't quite remember the timeline but I think there's a major part of the main story arc still be revealed at two seasons in.
Is anyone else watching Rick and Morty? It's the best comic series I've seen in a long time.
@Yevrah How about Ray Donovan? It's in its third season now and is really good. Liev Schreiber and Jon Voight are in it.
Banchee (I think that's how you spell it?)?
Banshee, loads of people have mentioned that to me recently. Is it season 4 that's about to start?
There's a season four coming apparently.
No news on trailers though.
I think Ray Donovan is my favourite thing on television at the minute. It has gotten progressively better as it's gone on too. Season three has been excellent. Getting Ian McShane on board was a great shout.Quote:
Originally Posted by Adamski
For the love of god, The Americans. More people NEED to see it.Quote:
Originally Posted by Yevrah
Looking forward to the new bojack horseman. Gonna be fucking ages though.
Yev, The Knick is quality (albeit one season). So is Black Sails, doesn't get enough love on here though.
I hunk banshee are doing one more season as well.