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I watched the last episode of line of duty and thought that was good. Undercover has finally grabbed by attention. I quite like some of the investigative programmes Stacey Dooley does. However I can't wait for the next series of people just do nothing.
A few years old now I think but True Detective season 3 got the series back on track after the shambolic season 2. I actually watched season 2 after 3 on the basis that season 1 was superb, season 3 was also good so I thought I'd give 2 another go as I couldn't get into it at first. Truly awful. Vince Vaughan is terrible and miscast but literally everything was abysmal. Really bad. Actually I'm really p 'd off about it. Paid £16 . Tsk.. Anyway.. season 3 is good.
TD season 1 was just immense, one of the best things on TV ever I reckon; season 3 was pretty good but somehow a bit run of the mill in comparison.
I need to watch season 2 again which was a bit nutso but had one of the best TV shoot outs I can remember. And of course the lovely Rachel McAdams.
Another vote for The Tourist, which is fun, but possibly would've been better as a 2 hour movie. Now watching The North Water on iplayer, sorry if Spackman, but this is proper quality drama. Stephen Graham great, of course, but v surprising turn from Colin Farrell.
Another vote for The Tourist, which is fun, but possibly would've been better as a 2 hour movie. Now watching The North Water on iplayer, sorry if Spackman, but this is proper quality drama. Stephen Graham great, of course, but v surprising turn from Colin Farrell.
First I'd heard of 'The North Water'. Thanks Antti. I see Jack O'Connell is in it as well. Fine actor.
"The opposite of love, after all, is not hate, but indifference."
A few years late, but I’ve started watching Yellowstone (not streamed, had to buy a box set). Corny and over the top in many ways - it’s been described as The Godfather on horses - but subtle and balanced in others, I’m hooked. Not funny like Succession, but has similarities in plot, and it looks great.
So just started watching the 4th series of Ozark on Netflix. It took a bit of piecing together and memory jogging in terms of the story following on from series three. To be honest there’s some great characters and it’s worth watching.
So just started watching the 4th series of Ozark on Netflix. It took a bit of piecing together and memory jogging in terms of the story following on from series three. To be honest there’s some great characters and it’s worth watching.
I've started Ozark too. I stopped half way though ep1 even though I was enjoying it as I need to watch the last 2 of snowpeircer.
I forgot who Ben was but I remembered the end of series 3.
I'm looking forward to getting into it later this week.
Beer and Beef has made us what we are - The Prince Regent
Agreed. I finished watching it a few years ago and thought it was so good I'll probably start from the beginning again when I've forgotten the plot details enough. Thanks for the feedback from people on Ted Lasso. Will definitely give it a go. Just finished watching the final season of the Expanse and thought it was as brilliant as ever. Just slightly annoyed that Amazon weren't prepared to fund the usual ten episodes and made them do it in six. They toss away so much money on series that are absolute dross that to not even stump up the finance for what I think is the best Sci-fi series of all time seems utterly perverse.
Must have been on this thread before but Afterlife is wonderful. Makes me laugh and cry just a brilliant comedy/drama. The last episode is beautiful
Trigger Point started on ITV last night, 1st episode was pretty good.
Also 4 Lives with Sheridan Smith and Steven Merchant was on a few weeks back, only just watched it but thought it was really good. Still on BBC iplayer
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