Rate the last TV Show you watched

[Guest Pistonbroke]

Seems genuine to me - but I'd imagine they are ready to extract them at a moments notice.

 

They obviously have a plan of action in place, It wouldn't surprise me if as I said earlier one or two influential inmates are in on it all just to make sure nothing real nasty goes off. It's a huge risk from both the Governor and his crew and the under cover volunteers, it would only take a few seconds for one of those nutters to ram a sharp object in one of them, or in the teachers case something else. 

[Rico1304]

They obviously have a plan of action in place, It wouldn't surprise me if as I said earlier one or two influential inmates are in on it all just to make sure nothing real nasty goes off. It's a huge risk from both the Governor and his crew and the under cover volunteers, it would only take a few seconds for one of those nutters to ram a sharp object in one of them, or in the teachers case something else.

Ha, I have a feeling the teacher won't last a night. His arrogance at the briefing was astounding.

I did my work experience in about 1988 with a solicitor and they took me on a visit to a prisoner in Strangeways, I've never been more frightened in my life. I don't think it'd get past the risk assessment nowadays.

[Guest Pistonbroke]

Ha, I have a feeling the teacher won't last a night. His arrogance at the briefing was astounding.

I did my work experience in about 1988 with a solicitor and they took me on a visit to a prisoner in Strangeways, I've never been more frightened in my life. I don't think it'd get past the risk assessment nowadays.

 

He was probably thinking "If I can handle school kids, I can handle raving lunatics with biceps the size of my legs who are doing time for murder." Either arrogant, naive, a mixture of both or a stupid cunt. 

 

I was meaning to catch up on-line on further episodes today rather than waiting for episode 2 on Ch 4 next week. Might get it in later. 

[Barrington Womble]

Watched 10 mins of Lucifer then binned it,

 

Whist doing this post had visions of blond women kissing should i bin it.

I think Lucifer is light-hearted nonsense, but I quite like it. I have to be in the right mood to watch it - usually tired and not in the mood to concentrate too hard, but it's daft enough to keep me watching when I am in that type of headspace. 

[Tony Moanero]

I think we're alone now - Tommy James and The Shondells

[Barrington Womble]

Not a great deal of quality shows at the minute. Is Exorcist worth watching?

it's not been great at the moment. I have the exorcist waiting to be watched - I dunno why, but I am guessing it might be a good one to binge watch. 

 

the affair season 3 starts soon (next week maybe?) if you're into that. I like it, but I like to watch that a couple at a time. 

[Trumo]

Planet Earth II.

 

8/10. It's not really showing anything about the animals that hasn't been shown before but the quality of the footage is extraordinary. Natural world photography is probably the pinnacle of photography. Well, maybe after tits and stuff.

[plazzy]

Planet Earth II.

 

8/10. It's not really showing anything about the animals that hasn't been shown before but the quality of the footage is extraordinary. Natural world photography is probably the pinnacle of photography. Well, maybe after tits and stuff.

 

One of the few programmes i'll make a concious effort to watch in HD - incredible

[VladimirIlyich]

I think we're alone now - Tommy James and The Shondells

What channel is this one on Tone?

Obviously a remake.

[Guest]

Currently watching the second series of Fargo. I came to this quite late as I watched the first series last year, then watched the film yesterday (it's weird how similar the film is to the series) and started watching the second one today. Already about to start episode seven so very good indeed.

[Carvalho Diablo]

This weeks Westworld had a brilliant ending, and has there ever been a more gorgeous looking show ? Cinematography is frequently stunning.

[AbbaZabba]

Not sure if it's been mentioned on here yet but Goliath is a belter series. Dark, funny and tensely erotic.

 

Billy Bob Thornton should by rights be a ball bag but he's been ace in everything I've seen him in.

 

Some decent Women in it too.

[stringvest]

Still Game.  A documentary exploring the day to day life of my peers.  

[redheart]

This weeks Westworld had a brilliant ending, and has there ever been a more gorgeous looking show ? Cinematography is frequently stunning.

 

Bernard, Bernard, Bernard....although to be honest I called him as a toaster a few episodes ago

[Elite]

Anyone watched Atlanta?

[Jenson]

Planet Earth II.

 

8/10. It's not really showing anything about the animals that hasn't been shown before but the quality of the footage is extraordinary. Natural world photography is probably the pinnacle of photography. Well, maybe after tits and stuff.

 

Iguanas v Snakes. Probably the best bit of tv I've seen all year.

[VladimirIlyich]

Iguanas v Snakes. Probably the best bit of tv I've seen all year.

One piece of brilliance among a programme of pretty standard fare.

And why the fuck did adopt the US style of showing most of what was going to shown on the series in the first five minutes. Fuck off with that shit.

[SasaS]

Halt and Catch Fire - 8/10 for S2 so far, 7/10 S1

 

Season 1 was interesting, I am now halfway into S2 and is it's a step up as they slowed down and began developing characters instead of overclocking (ha!) the story, Lee Pace's character is now less of a cross between American Psycho and Gordon Gecko. Speaking of crosses, Pace himself looks like a cross between John Cusack and Jake Gyllenhaal ...  

They have also developed what is now obviously a stock character of a hacker punk girl into an actual person. It's also great to see Toby Huss again, who I remember from the little known and hugely underrated 2000 Vegas sitcom Nikki (well, first half of it was good).

 

Overall, it's certainly no Mad Men, but S2 is now approaching the heights of a top drawer AMC drama.

[RedKnight]

Anyone watched Atlanta?

 

Yes, really enjoying it.

[redheart]

Halt and Catch Fire - 8/10 for S2 so far, 7/10 S1

 

Season 1 was interesting, I am now halfway into S2 and is it's a step up as they slowed down and began developing characters instead of overclocking (ha!) the story, Lee Pace's character is now less of a cross between American Psycho and Gordon Gecko. Speaking of crosses, Pace himself looks like a cross between John Cusack and Jake Gyllenhaal ...  

 

They have also developed what is now obviously a stock character of a hacker punk girl into an actual person. It's also great to see Toby Huss again, who I remember from the little known and hugely underrated 2000 Vegas sitcom Nikki (well, first half of it was good).

 

Overall, it's certainly no Mad Men, but S2 is now approaching the heights of a top drawer AMC drama.

 

 

Most of series 3 is shit

[SasaS]

Most of series 3 is shit

You are scaring me. I took me a long tame to find something new I actually like which is longer than a season.

 

Will get back to you in a week.

[Guest]

On Netflix, David Blaine - Real Or Magic?

 

It's very good, some of the stuff he does is quite incredible.

[Champ]

Well, the writers say they don't have any thoughts about further series but at least there'll be more Baptiste if they do.

Please don't let Baptiste die

[VladimirIlyich]

Estocolmo on Netflix is not bad. Argentinian thriller/drama. The title means Stockholm,or Stockholm Syndrome.

[thegreatelephant]

the undiscovered Peter Cook. just brilliant. 10/10

 

the guv'nor.