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  • eddiebaby
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    season 3 of Ted Lasso today

    Thank god!

    eddiebaby
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    Ted Lasso: they had me at the minifigs…

    augustuswindsock
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    Last breath is a compelling documentary, a bit ‘touching the void’ but at the bottom of the North Sea!
    You will hold your breath whilst watching!!

    plus-one
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    Absolutely loved Clarksons farm 🙂

    Real eye opener and Kaleb is such a switched on youngster !!

    Fat-boy-fat
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    Agent Elvis. He he he. It isn’t Hit Monkey, but not much is.

    malv173
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    Very recently finished Dark. Excellent overall, and a pretty decent ending. Much better than 1899, which I watched before Dark. You can tell that the were made by the same team, as some of the sound effects are the same, or at least very similar.

    We enjoyed The Banshees of Inisherin. Pretty charming, with a little darkness.

    My wife enjoyed Everything, Everywhere All at Once more than me. I thought Michelle Yeoh’s acting was superb, but fun though the film was, I was a little disappunto.

    We watched An Irish Goodbye, the film that won best short film. Really, really good for only 25 mins.

    I’m currently watching Tales From the Loop on Prime. Two episodes in, and it’s seemingly decent.

    Also watching Physical 100 on Netflix. The contestants are very impressive, the challenges mental, and the editing infuriating!!!

    misteralz
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    Seven episodes in to Locke and Key right now. It could have been so good, but as it is it’s shit.

    binners
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    We’re presently binge watching Married at First Sight Australia on 4

    There. I’ve said it. Judge away.

    Sometimes car crash tv just won’t cut it and what you really need is a high speed motorway pile-up that is then hit by a flaming meteorite that also hits a nearby nuclear reactor and biological weapons facility 😂

    vlad_the_invader
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    @kryton57
    You should have posted a warning about Luther…deary me, it’s terrible

    raify
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    Following on from the eighties tip of No way out on All4… The witches of Eastwick is on iPlayer. It has aged well, great film.

    argee
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    You should have posted a warning about Luther…deary me, it’s terrible

    Worst thing i’ve seen this year by far, it’s got none of the charm of the TV series and was just full of crap movie cliches, and also had a plot that makes the Fast and Furious movies look like Citizen Kane!

    gwaelod
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    I enjoyed Foundation on Apple TV.

    binners
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    The documentaries about George Michael and Paula Yates on 4 are both absolutely brilliant

    Both are not so much about them, who are/were remarkable, talented and likeable people, but a comment on the utterly toxic tabloid culture that bullied and harassed them both

    The homophobia deployed against George Michael and the misogyny against Paula Yates are truly shocking when viewed now, though not much has changed with the tabloids. They’re disgusting institutions and they’re still completely unapologetic about essentially hounding people to their deaths

    Both are 2 parters and well worth a viewing

    wordnumb
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    Official Competition.

    Kuco
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    Just finished watching the Korean series Glory which I thought was good on Netflix.

    sirromj
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    Well I went with The witches of Eastwick on iPlayer as suggested earlier. Haven’t watched it since it premiered on British TV on (probably) Channel 4 was probably around 16 or 17 at the time. Forgot some bits, misremembered others. There was actuality slightly less vomit than I remembered.

    desperatebicycle
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    but a comment on the utterly toxic tabloid culture that bullied and harassed them both

    Watched the Paula one – found it interesting that they made out that people didn’t realise how toxic the paps/tabloids were back then (like that journo scumbag who had the interview tapes). Well, actually we **** did. I remember the first thing I said when I heard Princess Diana died: “The tabloids killed someone else, have they?”
    Interesting to finally find out destroyed Terence Trent Darby’s career.
    Anyway, yes, good documentary.

    ”Beef” coming soon on Netflix looks good. About time they had a decent series on, been a bit crap lately.

    martinhutch
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    Five episodes in, ‘Picard’ series 3 on Amazon is still immeasurably superior to the first two series. In fact, not bothering to watch the first two series is probably the best approach. It’s fantastic!

    Kuco
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    Yes this series has been very good, wasn’t going to bother after how bad series 2 was.

    thols2
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    Five episodes in, ‘Picard’ series 3 on Amazon is still immeasurably superior to the first two series.

    Thanks. I watched S1 and it was unremarkable. I’ll try it again.

    fossy
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    S3 Picard is the last one isn’t it ? Much better series this time.

    dyna-ti
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    I watched Shadow and Bone 1st season and it was OK, but season two is lacking in plot.
    They need to rename it Skin and Bone for all thats in it.

    desperatebicycle
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    Agent Elvis is pretty funny, if you like your cartoons violent and sweary

    greatbeardedone
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    Yeah, the first series of shadow and bone held so much promise.
    I suspect the budgets been slashed.
    Shame, as the casting was fantastic, considering how young the actors are.

    kimbers
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    Heavy Trip on Prime is brilliant

    Kuco
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    Watched Everything Everywhere All at Once on Amazon. Wow, that is one strange film.

    Cougar
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    Heavy Trip on Prime is brilliant

    That looks absolutely stupid.

    I’m in.

    sirromj
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    How far have people got through The Black List? We started watching it from season 1 and so get got to around S4E9. It’s a little preposterous! It has it’s good moments but… Think we’re just watching out of habit now and can’t be bothered to find something better!

    Kuco
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    I’ve seen the full series of The Black List. Episodes are hit and miss but the character Raymond Reddington is brilliant. To be honest imo Liz is probably the weakest character in the series which is a shame as she’s in it the most. The spin-off Black List Redemption is worth a watch.

    eddiebaby
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    Seen it all. Three eps into season 10 now. It has ups and x downs but I’m still watching .

    muddy@rseguy
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    Lockwood and Company was a bit of standout on Netflix this year, so I guess that means seasons 2 and 3 won’t happen…

    Bosch:Legacy is somewhat hidden on FreeVee (after really enjoying the Bosch series on Amazon Prime), I’ve only watched episode 1 but it feels like its a good next step in the series. I do wonder a bit at Maddie being an LA cop though…

    Clarkson’s Farm leaves me conflicted: it’s a truly great series, he makes some valid and very important points, and he obviously both loves and cares deeply about what he’s trying to do. However he also seems to be his own worst enemy and is occasionally a total pillock of the highest order.

    Picard Season 3 is definitely making up for the total snore-fest that was season 2…

    Oh, and Everything Everywhere All At Once was just flipping brilliant: Frankfurter fingers anyone?

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