Bosch - Amazon - Series 4
Honestly they are brilliant series, cant get enough.

Fair enough, we can't all have taste.

If you want to know about Argentine meat see if Todo Sobre El Asado is available on your Netflix. If it is, it should have English subtitles.

Fab TV. Thanks for the heads up.

Big Cats About The House
The Woman In White

Seconded.

City and the city bbc iPlayer

Be safe

first episode of Westworld S2 was great and I think shows that this series will take it to the next level in terms of hype

Very good. The posh blonde is superb.

A very old show but years ahead of its time and you've no doubt seen it before - The Prisoner.
Greatest tv show of all time.
Very prophetic.

The Versace thing very good, reckon Darren Criss will be in the running for an Emmy

If you like this kind of program I think you would like red oaks on prime. Very watchable light hearted entertainment.

Happy! on Netflix.

It's weird, very violent and funny. And it features an imaginary friend.

Has been an excellent show and some wonderful acting.

Have binged on star trek discovery recently, very different feel to it and unlike all the star trek franchises that preceded it . Great effects and a polished production, but the storyline felt clunky at times . Worth a watch though if you like a bit of sci fi that you don't have to concentrate on too hard to stay interested . :p

watching Jordskott not sure so far and the Swedish language grates on me as well its like a constant Swedish chef from the Muppets for an hour at a time..

Just noticed that the final series of The Bridge is on BBC2 next week. First 3 series were outstanding. Sofia Helin is brilliant in the lead role.

I was enjoying that, and persevered through my wife's protestations until the scene where the hooker was giving the weird bloke in the leather devil suit head, the moaning went up a notch and I turned it off for an easy life. I'll watch it by myself.

The imaginary friend was also the rat out of Ratatouille.

My big sis will be in the audience of Loose Women this Thursday.

That's the end of that sibling relationship.

Can't wait for the new series of The Bridge, even though they are a little far fetched.

Slack Slappers as I call it

It’s getting better and better

Losing patience with Westworld.
Loved the film, got through the first series OK, but this one feels a bit stodgy. Anyone else?

Yes. Turning the way of 'Lost'. Meanwhile, as a very latecomer, I'm three episodes into the second series of Deadwood. Just brilliant. The language is extraordinary.

Ian McShane is brilliantly sociopathic, but very funny at the same time, not in the least bit scared of a c-bomb either. Never finished the third series, I think it lost it's way a bit, the first two are great though.

I am enjoying ‘In the long run’ on Sky.

It is a nice comedy, well written, with strong characters and features some lovely historical references.

Not hard core intellectual stuff but a nice way to spend an evening.

New series of Friday Night Dinner :)

Which is consistently excellent

It’s good and shit all at the same time. The family are brilliantly well observed. Jim and Wilson are excruciatingly cringeworthy and naff.

In fact having watched the first in this series. Anymore of jim and I will simply have to stop watching it.

talk of good and shite all at the same time. Love in the Countryside. It’s awful. And I mean really awful. But it’s nearly good it’s so awful.

Cobra Kai.
Great, mindless, entertaining telly.

How do you watch this?

Just started watching The Rain on Netflix. Danish sci-fi/virus thriller, good first episode.

The new Monkey on Netflix is good family viewing

Think they’ve turned a fairly mediocre franchise into a good series. Let’s be honest, there’s one good Karate Kid, one meh one, and two shite ones. Never bothered watching the Jaden Smith remake. But anyway, this Cobra Kai series is pretty good. Only issue is that due to only being ten 30 something minute episodes, some of the character development feels rather rushed. But it’s all good fun, and a nostalgia fest with loads of references to the one good Karate Kid film (1984).

You have to pay if you’re in the U.K. I think. Other countries have YouTube Red, kinda an equivalent of Netflix which you can watch it on (with a subscription obviously).

Or get a firestick and load Terrarium tv on it.

I seen all of them, not bad

Overall seems to be getting slated here in the Danish press, but i like the looks of it so will give it a go :)

Finished catching up on the last season (four) of The Bridge a couple of weeks ago, obviously wont say anything about it as think they start showing it in the UK soon.

Series of the year so far for me was AMC's "The Terror" binge watched and burned through all the episodes, excellent TV

The Crossing - It's ok

First episode, series 4 of The Bridge is being broadcast this Friday on BBC2. I am looking forward to it.

Me too.

The Good Fight on More4 half way through season 2. Excellent legal drama from the US, an offshoot of The Good Wife

I really enjoyed it as well, great 80’s soundtrack, I hope there’s more!!:p

^ Your username has reminded me, I've seen adverts for a remake of Monkey from the 80's. Anyone checked it out yet?



EDIT - Found a trailer:

Again late to the party, but really enjoying Bates Motel.

Corrie
Car Share Unscripted

Barry starring Bill Hader is good.

https://www.imdb.com/title/tt5348176/

If they don't do 'the cloud call' - It will be rubbish....
;)

My eight-year-old loves it. Some really good characters in it.

I couldn't watch it because I know it wouldn't live up to the original.

Might look up The Water Margin for old times sake.

Millionaire

Showed the first episode to my soon to be eight year old last night ... he wasn't hooked but suspect he might be after another!

Enjoyed it and looking forward to the next one.

The spoiler in the next episode trailer was entirely predictable, but a bit shit.

Thanks for the heads up. I will avoid all trailers.

It's batshit crazy, loving it

"These must be the magical carrots that make the reindeer fly!"

I'm watching Safe on Netflix. Not sure how I feel about it.

Finished it yesterday. Was alright but quite frustrating at times when it was clear that they weren't giving you the full picture of events and you weren't going to get it until the end of the season.

Also there are so many glaring holes in the plot.

I'm enjoying Gotham at the moment. Its a Batman prequel, originally showing Jim Gordon's rise to police captain it gives origin stories to all the main Batman villains as well as showing teenage Bruce Wayne becoming Batman. Season 1 is a bit of a plod as the writing and acting is a bit shoddy but worth sticking with after that as it picks up.

I think Dexter's English accent was delivered by Royal Mail (might have been damaged on the way though). The party girl's family were disowned by RADA too.

Oh yes, there's holes in every episode which you kind of need to ignore.

Going through the back catalogue of Charlie Brooker's Newswipe of an evening and superb as it was first time around, and with the added benefit of hindsight, it is, in fact, even better now.

Person goes missing. Police don't track the phone. His phone gets used to post a photo on social media. Don't think to work out where it was posted from.

It's also weird how the Dad of the girl appears to be doing more investigative work than the actual police.

Don't get me started on the party girl's parents.

Party girl's dad was hilarious.

I was watching with my partner and we were constantly saying "Why are they doing X?" "Why don't they just Y?"

Absolutely. And were the writers deliberately trying to make their storyline some sort of terrible comedy?

The 4th series of Rita takes a lot of getting into, as it's very different, Nowhere near as good as the first 3. Probably just worth the effort by the 8th episode.

Motty's Mastermind - BBSers made be interested to know Alex Scott was on it.

Indeed. Poor idea.

There is some talk of a 5th. First 3 were gems though.

I watched oldie The Fall. Far too slow and dragged out. Gillian Anderson was quite cock twitchy though.

I thought the first series was great. The second second series a bit meh, and the third rubbish.

Enjoying Barry at the moment a cross between Dexter and Get Shorty.

https://www.imdb.com/title/tt5348176/?ref_=nv_sr_1

Get Shorty is also highly recommended https://www.imdb.com/title/tt5761496/

Nathan For You on Comedy Central is unbelievably good and one of the most unique programmes you'll ever see. Difficult to pigeonhole into a genre. It's kind of a parody of those shows where a business expert comes in to help a failing business. The businesses are real but the advisor himself (Nathan) is kind of a parody but his ideas are somewhat feasible, just really off-the-wall or highly immoral. A couple of the best episodes were extended ones where his ideas break the law and when he thought his work with the business was done, he then had to come up with even crazier ideas to avoid getting sued and you ended up with a completely different show than the one you started out with.

A Very English Scandal

Meant to record it. Will watch on iPlayer.

All I recall about the affair - I was a kid - was a man named Norman Scott, a dead dog and an insufferably long trial.

Saw the first episode , not sure why Michael C Hall bothered with this role. Way too talented an actor for the shoddy plot and hammy dialogue on offer.

Just started watching the second season of Wolf Creek....what a brutal ****** he is. Two episodes in and hasn't been too bad but possibly overly violent but typical Aussie fare.

New series of Humans

He was in the brilliant 6 Feet Under. What a magnificently bonkers programme that was.

The Terror on AMC
Very good

the world will be a poorer place when The Americans ends in a week's time

wtf will replace it? Maybe Deutchsland 83 or whatever it's called

Totally agree. Fantastic series.

oh nice, any good?

Liking this a lot.

Cheers for the heads up :p

One of my all time favourite shows. Wonderful.

Very welcome, Mateyboys. Just passing on the good deed that was done when I was told about it :p

Binged the entire first season last night. Not sure it would appeal at all to anyone but fans of the films but I absolutely loved it. Mental random concept, absolutely hilarious and loads of Easter eggs for Karate Kid fans. You forget how many quotable/mimic-able bits there are from Karate Kid.

Cheers Miyagiboys,

Carlos

New series of Handmaid’s Tale

Can't find it on Kodi. Well it can find it but doesn't find any sources :confused:

Annoying as the youtube links are funny.

Yes, pretty interesting first episode

I found it on Comedy Central.

I found the first series really addictive and the start of the second indicates more of the same. Terrifyingly believable, bleak and uplifting in equal measure. Elisabeth Moss is an incredible lead and Ann Dowd is chillingly sadistic (reminds me of my old Headmaster).

Well, that was a bleak start to the series. Horrible, compelling and provocative stuff.

Ok cheers. I found some on death streams but not all episodes would play. The smoke detector one had me pissing myself.

Dear god that final scene had me watching through my fingers! I'd forgotten how much i liked the first series but having watched the first episode of the second, i'm hooked again!

Bit of a weird one as have been avoiding it for 10 years or so thinking it was going to be really crap as I love Charlie Brooker and Julian Barrett but.....Nathan Barley. Two episodes in and am very much looking forward to the third.

A personal favourite :p

Yes, I love watching her. Her character "Patti" in The Leftovers was quality too.