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Paw patrol,peppa pig,blaze and the monster machines,in the night garden.
Another shout for The Detectorists. Watched both series when originally aired but even better second time around. got to be one of the best British comedies for years. having worked with a detectorist is so true to life too!
Guy Garvey interviewed Toby Jones on his programme on 6 music on Sunday. They're presently filming series 3 of the Detectorists
Interesting fact: Guy Garvey is married to the actress who plays Becky. Not that that'll inspire much jealousy on here, I'm sure 😀
[i]Guy Garvey is married to the actress who plays Becky. Not that that'll inspire much jealousy on here, I'm sure[/i]
Guy Garvey? Jeez. I'm gonna eat more pies and dress like a tramp! 😆
(Couldn't handle being a singer of dreary shite though)
Finished Goliath last week. You can see how the story is going to pan out but the quirky events, characters, their relationships and witticisms make it worthwhile.
Currently half way through Stranger Things S1. Only heard about it 2 weeks ago and had to pester the missus into sorting out her Netflix account's weird behaviour to watch it. Great throwback to the early 80s; BMXs, D&D and the kind of backwood horror that Carpenter might have produced. Good fun.
oh yeah I'll second Paw Patrol
and add the Octonauts and Ninjago
Another ninjago "fan" here.
Add Alvin & the chipmunks to the list.
Last good one I saw was Versailles.
Last chance U and Game of Thrones.
Ozark has really hooked me.
Fargo latest is broodingly good.
Top of the Lake 2 looks like it should be good.
Elementary.
I've been hooked on The Night Of over the last couple of evenings.
My wife and I have just finished the first series of Game of Thrones. She makes me fast forward the nekkidness, which is unfortunate, as I'm sure I am missing many aspects of the nuanced plotlines... 🙂
I'm sure she's only looking after my moral wellbeing.
Just finished "The Night Of" which was good.
Also following/catching up on:
Hell on Wheels
The Expanse
GoT (not seen any of s7 yet, waiting for them all so I can binge watch it)
Fear The Walking Dead
Killjoys (only watched a couple of episodes
True Detective (seen them all but hoping for a 3rd season
Preacher (Just finished S1)
Fargo
Got to Episode 5 of [b]Ozark[/b] and bored now as it reveals itself to be very, very ordinary, not sure if I'll bother watching the rest.
[b]Preacher[/b] is nonsense but good fun and very watchable.
[b]Game of Thrones[/b] is great escapist stuff.
[b]The Handmaid's Tale[/b] was excellent and the only new thing I've seen this year that I'd actually recommend to anyone.
[b]Last Chance U[/b] Is kind of interesting although many of the people they follow through the series are difficult to warm too which can make some episodes a bit of an empty experience.
(Couldn't handle being a singer of dreary shite though)
Thus speaks the resident STW music critic. Them as can, does, them as can't, criticise.
Good thing I rely on what my ears tell me, and reviews I trust in Uncut.
Currently following Twin Peaks and Riviera, and will be following the new series of Endeavour.
Not that's it's of any particular importance.
Top of the lake + 1
I Know Who You Are - lots of flashing-eyed dark-haired women, some without clothes
Dicte - a bit daft, but I need my Scandi fix
Into the Dark (or something) - Mancunian noir
Handmaid's Tale finished, but really good
Enjoying Ozark so far (2 episodes in) and it puts me in mind of Bloodline (of which only watched the 1st season, 2nd didn't grab me)
Is it just me or is Handmaid's Tale unavailable to watch? Attempted to watch a few weeks ago and first one or two episodes had expired.
*edit - late to the party as ever - but recently OD'd on 'Black Mirror'. Charles Brooker, I salute you. Not just another cynically sneering, sardonic smartarse with whom I agree enthusiastically every Year's End-wipe. No. Now a Sci-Fi legend! Even approaching the Rod Serling sense of the phrase.
Riviera on Sky Atlantic was good, just finished it.
The Handmades Tale is next but struggling to get the first 5 episodes, 6 through10 is on Sky Box sets but the first don't appear..
[i]Thus speaks the resident STW music critic. Them as can, does, them as can't, criticise.
Good thing I rely on what my ears tell me, and reviews I trust in Uncut[/i]
Don't know if you notice any other opinions expressed about stuff on STW. Maybe you could comment on each of them.
Series 1-4 of Being Human on iplayer - it's a hoot
And lots of Storyvilles - the one about James Randi is worth a watch
New trailer for Westworld on Sky last night, new series next year. Will be following that.
Ray Donovan was a fave of mine.
Just finished Narcos. Great stuff.
Stuart
BBQ Pitmasters - three teams are given some meat which they infuse with their 'flavour profiles' via rubs which invariably are slightly sweet and a bit hot. They then, after 11 hours smoking and in accordance with US BBQ rules, present it to the judges in a polystyrene box.
Every episode the same, it's on Season 7 and I've watched most of them.
Crikey, what next? Televised sewing competitions?
oh.
The strange/disappointing/irrelevant thing is I've never lasted more than two episodes of any proper series I've attempted, they just bore me; but I do seem to like watching meat cook.
^ (Vows never to speed-read comments again)
Broken was possibly the best TV I have seen for some years. And it almost slipped under the radar, found it by chance and thought, hey let's give it a go. Mr Bean was superb, as was the cast generally.
Slightly OT but I picked up the original 1981 Brideshead Revisited box set for a fiver the other day. It is phenomenal television and not dated at all. The acting and dialogue are thoroughly absorbing, I remember it first time round when I was about 12 although the homoerotica was totally over my head at the time! Well worth searching out a copy
[i](Vows never to speed-read comments again)[/i]
Sam here! 😆