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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.
Yep very good, the attention to detail is very good especially the whole USSR vibe of the 80s ie housing, clothes , the grey drabness etc On a side note is it me or are all sky Atlantic programmes recorded so you can’t hear anything, I have to turn the sound bar to 75 onnall their stuff , I don’t seem to have that issue with any other channel or Netflix
I often have to turn the tv up for sky, my Roku mini box is far louder.
Yep very good, the attention to detail is very good especially the whole USSR vibe of the 80s ie housing, clothes , the grey drabness etc On a side note is it me or are all sky Atlantic programmes recorded so you can’t hear anything, I have to turn the sound bar to 75 onnall their stuff , I don’t seem to have that issue with any other channel or Netflix
I've noticed this across all kinds of channels and formats. Netflix I agree does seem to be louder than everything else.
I dont watch much tv these days but decided to give Chernobyl a go from what everyone was saying on here. Just finished episode 3. Exceptional tv. I remember when it happened and seen a documentary years ago but this film really gives you an idea of what happened from inside. I found myself getting angry at the world and with people in power creating or trying to harness nuclear energy. Wtf are thinking?
I dont watch much tv these days but decided to give Chernobyl a go from what everyone was saying on here. Just finished episode 3. Exceptional tv. I remember when it happened and seen a documentary years ago but this film really gives you an idea of what happened from inside. I found myself getting angry at the world and with people in power creating or trying to harness nuclear energy. Wtf are thinking?
Looks like Netflix has removed it as I can no longer find it.
Anyone seen "Bang"? A thriller on BBC 1 Wales. Sensibly, I just watched my first episode, number 3 of 8. It was excellent though and iPlayer is my friend.
"Things had started becoming increasingly desperate at Loftus Road but QPR have been handed a massive lifeline and the place has absolutely erupted. it's carnage. It's bedlam. It's 1-1."
Just finished The Virtues on C4. Amazing bit of telly - Stephen Graham is superb as are most of the rest of the cast. Seriously powerful TV; had me in bits and on the edge of my seat. Not the easiest viewing in the world, especially after reading this interview with Shane Meadows, but it really is worth a watch. It's got a PJ Harvey soundtrack too.
What, you haven't had the full Season 2 of "Killing Eve" yet?
It's just finished here.
Great stuff. Now I can unload spoilers onto all the bastards who thoughtlessly went into great detail about important plot points on the recent "Line of Duty" thread.
What, you haven't had the full Season 2 of "Killing Eve" yet?
It's just finished here.
Great stuff. Now I can unload spoilers onto all the bastards who thoughtlessly went into great detail about important plot points on the recent "Line of Duty" thread.
Not sure if mentioned yet but Start up on prime is pretty good with Martin Freeman being not very bilbo baggies like
Also polished off What If which is ok had to as British airways 777 fleet is a pile of scrap. My postcard size screen kept falling out of the seat so had to watch my iPad on 12 hour flight back from Bangkok.
Great battery on my 6 year old iPad, started watching after boarding the flight , the battery gave out at Bounds green on the Piccadilly line!!!
Not sure if mentioned yet but Start up on prime is pretty good with Martin Freeman being not very bilbo baggies like
Also polished off What If which is ok had to as British airways 777 fleet is a pile of scrap. My postcard size screen kept falling out of the seat so had to watch my iPad on 12 hour flight back from Bangkok.
Great battery on my 6 year old iPad, started watching after boarding the flight , the battery gave out at Bounds green on the Piccadilly line!!!
10 episodes of what if and 5 of start up.
If you enjoy fantasy, dark humour the Amazon Prime adaptation of Neil Gaiman and Terry Pratchetts Good Omens is a good watch.
Also stumbled across The Black Godfather on Netflix, a documentary on the life of Clarence Avant who I had never previously heard of. An amazing life, started in music management in the 50's and now connected with everyone from politicians to rap acts.
Just finished The Virtues on C4. Amazing bit of telly - Stephen Graham is superb as are most of the rest of the cast. Seriously powerful TV; had me in bits and on the edge of my seat. Not the easiest viewing in the world, especially after reading this interview with Shane Meadows, but it really is worth a watch. It's got a PJ Harvey soundtrack too.
Am I the only person in the world who turned off Killing Eve? Watched 3 episodes and really thought it was poor.
I'm the same with Fleabag. Just don't get the love for it. Television industry can be a bit emperor's new clothes like that, basically at the moment Phoebe Waller Bridge is some sort of miracle working godsend whose every word is perfect, every performance is flawless, and every show is the best show that's ever been made. And we love Phoebe, and isn't Phoebe brilliant, and isn't Phoebe so clever, and hasn't Phoebe written a brilliant character here, and isn't the fcking priest sexy. And anybody who goes, actually, do you know what, isn't this all just a bit mediocre, is a philistine, or a misogynist, or a misogynistic philistine.
Anyway, Chernobyl has been very slightly spoiled/turned into a dark comedy for me since somebody pointed out that the two blokes operating the reactor are the Drunken Bakers from Viz.
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