What TV series are you watching at moment?

[cwmbrancity]

Norsemen - wry, dry & daft as fk

[olo]

 

I'm watching with dub and it's horrible. Really takes away from the weird, dark tension.

Right. Took me a minute to find out how to change it on netflix. Luckily managed to, because dubbed was awful. Sadly, I was fairly innebriated, so it was hard to read so fast and try and pay attention to all the clues you're supposed to put together. Slow the language down Germans. I'm an idiot American.

Edited December 12, 2017 by olo

[cear]

HBO renews Curb Your Enthusiasm for a 10th season

[Kennylogg Bubblebath]

The sinner... Should have just been a movie, I was expecting something a lot more sinister than what it was actually about, the build up had such a let down

 

finished this yesterday and yup.

 

it was fun watching everything unfold, even though the backstory itself was a bit underwhelming.

[autopilot]

Mr. Robot season 3 was quite good.  It continues having it's finger on the cultural pulse by having the main villain be a tranny anarchist trying to bring down western civilization.

Edited December 15, 2017 by autopilot

[o00o]

Started watching Dark. It’s ok but everything is kind of over the top and the characters are kind of static

[caze]

Future Man - very good. Starts off relying a bit too heavily on the 80s references for cheap laughs, but once it gets going it's very good. Wolf is great.

 

Stranger Things 2 - meh. A few good bits, the ragtag group of racially diverse misfits were lame, no doubt they'll return next season, ugh. Final fight with the demon thing was terrible.

 

Mr Robot Season 3 - very excellent. Season 2 was pretty poor overall, but this was even better than the first one, the whole thing hung together nicely and there were a couple of really outstanding episodes.

 

Walking Dead Season 8 - why am I still watching this? There was actually a good and entertaining story in here, buried under some seriously cack-handed directing. Their trying to be very 'interesting' with the way this season has been constructed, with constant non-linear sidetracks, really didn't work, just made everything into an incoherent mess, they need to fire all their directors.

[Silent Member]

Huh, never heard about Future Man before, looks fun.

[spratters]

Mindhunter - Wasn't massively impressed after the first episode but the second got me right into it. It does start to develop but I think I've got one more episode to go of the series and it doesn't feel like it's got anywhere near a conclusion. I may be wrong?

[ncrtx]

I've been watching an awful lot of anime lately, is there a separate topic for that?

[eugene]

I've been watching an awful lot of anime lately, is there a separate topic for that?

yep, here's the link. Edited December 17, 2017 by eugene

[ncrtx]

 

I've been watching an awful lot of anime lately, is there a separate topic for that?

yep, here's the link.

 

 

 

 

[whosebrian]

american gods
room 104
mr robot
phillip k dicks electric dreams
shaka zulu
the jim jefferies show
vice news
peaky blinders
the crown
el chapo
 

[iococoi]

phillip k dreams electric dicks

 

[whosebrian]

 

phillip k dreams electric dicks

 

 

104 dicks

[usagi]

The Three Dicks of Palmer Eldritch

The Dick in The High Castle

Dick My Tears, The Policeman Said

A Scanner Dickly

Udik

[whosebrian]

Riddick

 

http://variety.com/2015/tv/news/vin-diesel-tv-producing-universal-tv-1201663458/

[bendish]

Watching dark

Enjoying

Please no more 80s though...please

[autopilot]

I lived through the 80s and can confirm it is not what people born in 1995 think it was.

[WeAreOceans]

Finished Dark. Loved the cinematography and Ben Frost's soundtrack is on point as always. I thought the ending was a little predictable but looking forward to more.

 

And don't worry, the 80s bits in it is only ever used as a setting rather than some fetishization of the past.

[bendish]

can the endings of these series EVER truly satisfy? theres always that nagging sense of anticlimax

 

Finished Dark. Loved the cinematography and Ben Frost's soundtrack is on point as always. I thought the ending was a little predictable but looking forward to more.

 

And don't worry, the 80s bits in it is only ever used as a setting rather than some fetishization of the past.

[iococoi]

finally some new Black Mirrors ahead ..really looking forward to that "USS Callister" episode.

 

Edited December 19, 2017 by iococoi

[WeAreOceans]

 

can the endings of these series EVER truly satisfy? theres always that nagging sense of anticlimax

 

Finished Dark. Loved the cinematography and Ben Frost's soundtrack is on point as always. I thought the ending was a little predictable but looking forward to more.

 

And don't worry, the 80s bits in it is only ever used as a setting rather than some fetishization of the past.

 

 

It was just a bit too easy to see where it was going, though I wouldn't have called everything.

 

 

It was pretty obvious the nuclear plant was going to blow up or something from fucking with the tunnel, no way I could have called that it'd turn the place into some S.T.A.L.K.E.R. wasteland though. I'm certainly intrigued! Just please don't start making us keep track of characters across four time periods.

 

 

 

finally some new Black Mirrors ahead ..really looking forward to that "USS Callister" episode.

 

Yeah I'm very curious to know where it goes. Brooker is obviously going to write something beyond an obvious Star Trek rip off. Some hellish VR simulation recorded as TV entertainment maybe?

[Test Fforet]

[olo]

Ash vs The Evil Dead  -  Thoroughly enjoying it.