The Jeremy Kyle documentary was pretty wild.
The Jeremy Kyle documentary was pretty wild.
How many of your family/friends appeared on the show?
Was Magic not on it?
Finally got round to finishing Pam & Tommy and whew, what a ride. So sad.
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Is Peaky Blinders on BBC1 playing up for anyone else or is my TV fucked?
Same here.
The Simpler Life is baffling. Woman drags her kids to live off the land in the Amish style for 6 months then has a meltdown about limited food supplies/choice before the end of the first day
Episode 5 of season 2 ("Tern Haven") of Succession is phenomenal TV.
I'm up to S2:E3 and it's pretty riveting.
I’m jealous. Wish I could get amnesia and rewatch it.
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That can be arranged.
I see Bridgerton is back.
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Without the filth apparently.Originally Posted by Baz
I see Bridgerton is back.
Picard is making absolutely no sense now, though it’s still a hundred times better than Discovery.
I wasn't bothered about Peacemaker at all but it is brilliant.
The season is fantastic.
I was intrigued by that title. Looked it up. Superhero shite.
That was a highlight, among many great episodes. Up there with the best TV in the last decade or so.
That Lakers thing isn’t too bad.
Best thing going right now along with Severance.
To be fair it is superhero shite but it's James Gunn subverting the genre with two 'heroes' who aren't really heroes or even have powers in an ultra violent black comedy.I was intrigued by that title. Looked it up. Superhero shite.
I'm not sure 2 Superheroes trying to be funny is a selling point.
I’m sure someone here recommended Mr Inbetween. Well it’s interesting I’ll say that.
Top man.
Severance is tracking towards top 5 of all time shows with these last two episodes. I haven't been this engrossed by a shows core mystery since early Lost.
The casting is perfect. The Milchik actor is probably the best of the bunch, and Torturro and Walken has some extremely believable chemistry in an odd way.
I think Patricia Arquette does a masterful job with her character too.
The most recent episode ended on what might be the best execution of a cliffhanger I've ever witnessed.
Hell, the ending where you saw the photo of Mark's wife was thrilling too.
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Blimey, Patricia Arquette. Forgot she was a thing.
I bet Stigmata is total shit but mid-teens me thought it was ace.
They aren't superheroes, they are psychopaths. But I take your point.
Anyone chanced Slow Horses on Apple TV yet?
Watching the WWE biographies programme. It's absolutely great for anyone into wrestling in the 90s. Stone Cold first up.
Today's Pointless was amazing, smug lad wheeling out pointless answers in every round only to hoist his own petard in the final, facial expressions were priceless.
I really liked the first episode of season 2. I'm hoping I don't fall off like you.
It’s held up fairly well overall. Though the whole big cost cut in the story is annoying.
This is good.
I was gonna sign up for Apple TV for a bit to watch that and Severance legitimately but I seemingly can't get it on my TV. Annoying. I can't be arsed fannying around pirating it.
Sounds like 'Daws' at work.
Cheers for the heads up.
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There’s a web app, if you want a last resort?
https://support.apple.com/en-gb/guide/tvplus/apdc0cb7ad64/web
U not funny.Sounds like 'Daws' at work.
I've made a start on Kingdom and I'm quite liking it so far. The "the zombies all run away and go dormant during the day" thing mixes up the normal zombie formula as does the setting. It's a slow burn in the first episode or two but is picking up a bit of pace now.
I'm rewatching Black Sails as I bought the blu ray steelbook set a while back during a sale and I forgot how much I love it. Tits, tits! Fruit, fruit!
Severance finale is the best episode of TV in the past 5 years. They stuck the landing.
Yes.
Holy shit. Every note nailed. Perfect.
What’s it like for gore? The whole series.
Bit of blood here and there but nothing extensive, can't remember anything more gory than that.
For Severance? While there's no gore, there is a lot of blood during a particular scene in one episode. I wouldn't characterize the show as being bloody or violent.
Started watching this Jimmy Saville programme on Nextflix last night. It's bit long really for what it is, they could up the narrative pace a bit really and probably achieve the same thing.
Every Netflix documentary ever.
I thought the Savile documentary was very good but was probably more targeted at people who didn't really know who he was before the allegations. There was a lot of setting up how big a celebrity he was/how powerful his friends were when most people in the UK already know all that.
I just let Casualty start after finishing Pointless, it's the first time I've seen it in years and it appears there's an actually disabled actress in the cast now. No problem with that beyond the pretty obvious one that I can only understand one word in every four she says.
What on earth are we doing?
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