Rate the last TV Show you watched

[Barrington Womble]

4 minutes ago, Anubis said:

Yes. Don’t know if there’s a dubbed option.

Ta mate. I struggle with subtitled TV, just too much concentration is needed, something like Narcos is about as far as I can go. 

[Anubis]

10 minutes ago, Barry Wom said:

Ta mate. I struggle with subtitled TV, just too much concentration is needed, something like Narcos is about as far as I can go. 

Just checked. If you’re watching on Netflix you can change the audio to English, but it looks and sounds a bit Chinese martial arts movie.

[VladimirIlyich]

3 minutes ago, Anubis said:

Just checked. If you’re watching on Netflix you can change the audio to English, but it looks and sounds a bit Chinese martial arts movie.

I found this out myself after cursing the shitty English dubbing of foreign shows. Subtitles every time for me.

[Tony Moanero]

I can’t be arsed with subtitles. I like reading and I like watching television, just not at the same time.

[Guest]

15 minutes ago, Tony Moanero said:

I can’t be arsed with subtitles. I like reading and I like watching television, just not at the same time.

[Barrington Womble]

11 hours ago, Anubis said:

Just checked. If you’re watching on Netflix you can change the audio to English, but it looks and sounds a bit Chinese martial arts movie.

Haha, I reckon thay might take the edge off it a bit ! 

[Brownie]

I’ve just started Rick and Morty.

 

Fucking hell...

[Bjornebye]

Andy's Prehistoric Adventures has been on over and over for the last hour and a half.  If you haven''t seen it then give it a go. The opening jingle isn't catching at all. Nope. 

 

Rated R 

[Numero Veinticinco]

5 minutes ago, Brownie said:

I’ve just started Rick and Morty.

 

Fucking hell...

It is brilliant. 

[Brownie]

3 minutes ago, Bjornebye said:

Andy's Prehistoric Adventures has been on over and over for the last hour and a half.  If you haven''t seen it then give it a go. The opening jingle isn't catching at all. Nope. 

 

Rated R 

I think i’ve just got that tune out of my fucking head from when my lad was obsessed with it. Andy can fuck off the perma-happy knobhead.

 

It’s alright for him having a great time running around with Diplodocus but when you’re sat there at half 6 on a Sunday morning with a raging hangover it’s hard to be enthusiastic isn’t it? Twat. 

[Bjornebye]

30 minutes ago, Brownie said:

I think i’ve just got that tune out of my fucking head from when my lad was obsessed with it. Andy can fuck off the perma-happy knobhead.

 

It’s alright for him having a great time running around with Diplodocus but when you’re sat there at half 6 on a Sunday morning with a raging hangover it’s hard to be enthusiastic isn’t it? Twat. 

I'm never having fucking kids mate. Never ever. Thankfully i'm not hungover in the slightest or Andy would have got my boot through his stupid private school head before the opening credits of the first one finished. Jumped up lying time travelling cunt. They should cast him in the next Jurassic World movie, see how clever the fucker is then. 

[Rico1304]

That Sunderland documentary is great so far.  I think I could be a keeper in League 1. 

[Elite]

17 minutes ago, rico1304 said:

That Sunderland documentary is great so far.  I think I could be a keeper in League 1. 

The bit where the scout had Ibrahimovic on his list was funny, they are literally broke and he had a £300,000pw player on his list of potentials.

Edited January 5, 2019 by Elite

[Elite]

Not many shows that grab me at the moment. I've been watching a few episodes of 'You' with my bird but I spend most of my time on Candy Crush. Everythings a bit average, am hoping for it to kick up a notch now Christmas is out of the way.

[manwiththestick]

2 hours ago, Elite said:

Not many shows that grab me at the moment. I've been watching a few episodes of 'You' with my bird but I spend most of my time on Candy Crush. Everythings a bit average, am hoping for it to kick up a notch now Christmas is out of the way.

I finished that last night. It was alright 7/10.

[lifetime fan]

4 hours ago, rico1304 said:

That Sunderland documentary is great so far.  I think I could be a keeper in League 1. 

 

What a fucking cock that Chief Exec is. 

 

He’s exactly is I’d imagine Ian Ayre was. 

[Section_31]

Finally got round to watching Strangers with John Simm, who has to go to Hong Kong to try and find out who killed his wife. Thought it was fucking class. 9/10.

[Tony Moanero]

18 minutes ago, Section_31 said:

Finally got round to watching Strangers with John Simm, who has to go to Hong Kong to try and find out who killed his wife. Thought it was fucking class. 9/10.

Yeah, I enjoyed that.

[Davelfc]

Binge watched season 3 of the Travellers. 

 

I cheered loudly when the character 'David' was shot down in a hail of bullets, then cried out in dismay when he survived because of some nanites. Then cheered again when he died of radioactive poisoning and then cried out again in dismay when they went all Terminator and sent someone back in time to stop it all happening. 

 

What a shit rollercoaster. ride that was.

[The Midnight Rambler]

So turns out that Bros doc is one of greatness music documentary’s ever made. The director is a genius, best thing I’ve watched in years.

[Paul]

I doubt the following will get much love on here, but we love most of the family Saturday night shows involving music and dancing (although not the ones owned by the Karaoke Sauron) and last night was the new series of The Voice and a thing called The Greatest Dancer. Fuck me if they didn’t both have me boo-hooing in front of the telly. 

 

On the dance show they finished with a lad with Downs and it was just amazing to see how fucking happy he was throwing his shapes. He won’t win and there was an element of a sympathy vote from the audience, but he can definitely dance. His best mate was in the audience though and Ashley Banjo’s brother (presenter; can’t remember his name) took him on stage to congratulate him after he was done. They both just went fucking nuts and then the dancing lad jumped on the Banjo fella. Christ it was heartwarming - and not in a manipulative way either. It was just sheer happiness from a very innocent lad who loves to dance. 

 

On The Voice were two great moments. Firstly Lonnie Donnegan’s son has only Tom turn for him. He told Tom his name and Tom joked, “Not Lonnie’s son, are you?” to which came back the answer yes!

 

Tom was blown away, and says, “Your old man wrote a hit song for me. Do you know it?”. So the fella says he does, puts down his dad’s guitar and switches to the piano. Completely unrehearsed and off the cuff, the pair of them absolutely smash a duet of the song with harmonies an’ all. It was amazing. 

 

Then the last singer is a girl who got rejected by drama and music colleges but spent four years trying to make it to the point where she’s now in the ensemble of Dream Girls in the West End and also understudies the part made famous by Jennifer Hudson. 

 

So she does a different song, they all turn, she says what she does and then Jennifer asks her to sing the big number from the show with her. Don’t know what it’s called but it’s ace. A big, emotional belter. “I’m telling you”, maybe? Fuck me if she doesn’t absolutely blow the main woman off the stage (not trying to take the piss; just letting rip). Then she’s overwhelmed by her literal dream coming true of duetting that song with Jennifer Hudson. Honestly, I was wiping my eyes again!

 

And the moral of this story is music is ace. 

 

 

[Guest]

Just started a show released earlier this year called Unsolved : The Murders of Tupac & The Notorious B.I.G. Old cases that have moved on a lot over the years and this show does it's best to put forward the most likely perpetrators of the crimes based on old evidence re-examined. I think it's an excellent first episode and bodes well for the rest of the show. Made by the same people who made The People vs OJ Simpson (which seemed to go down well) and American Crime Story. I didn't see either of these shows but I may revisit.

[Vincent Vega]

Watched the two episodes of Waco: Madman or Messiah over the last two nights. Very well done and well worth a watch. I liked the way it was done without a narrator and it was just comment from those directly and indirectly involved, footage of film taken by the Branch Davidians, phone calls between the FBI and Koresh, and some dramatisation for setting the scene purposes.

 

The FBI’s handling of the siege was appallingly in my view. Incredible listening to the nine survivors who were interviewed, and how all of them are still convinced Koresh had a connection to God. 

[Sweeney287]

8 hours ago, Paul said:

I doubt the following will get much love on here, but we love most of the family Saturday night shows involving music and dancing (although not the ones owned by the Karaoke Sauron) and last night was the new series of The Voice and a thing called The Greatest Dancer. Fuck me if they didn’t both have me boo-hooing in front of the telly. 

 

On the dance show they finished with a lad with Downs and it was just amazing to see how fucking happy he was throwing his shapes. He won’t win and there was an element of a sympathy vote from the audience, but he can definitely dance. His best mate was in the audience though and Ashley Banjo’s brother (presenter; can’t remember his name) took him on stage to congratulate him after he was done. They both just went fucking nuts and then the dancing lad jumped on the Banjo fella. Christ it was heartwarming - and not in a manipulative way either. It was just sheer happiness from a very innocent lad who loves to dance. 

 

On The Voice were two great moments. Firstly Lonnie Donnegan’s son has only Tom turn for him. He told Tom his name and Tom joked, “Not Lonnie’s son, are you?” to which came back the answer yes!

 

Tom was blown away, and says, “Your old man wrote a hit song for me. Do you know it?”. So the fella says he does, puts down his dad’s guitar and switches to the piano. Completely unrehearsed and off the cuff, the pair of them absolutely smash a duet of the song with harmonies an’ all. It was amazing. 

 

Then the last singer is a girl who got rejected by drama and music colleges but spent four years trying to make it to the point where she’s now in the ensemble of Dream Girls in the West End and also understudies the part made famous by Jennifer Hudson. 

 

So she does a different song, they all turn, she says what she does and then Jennifer asks her to sing the big number from the show with her. Don’t know what it’s called but it’s ace. A big, emotional belter. “I’m telling you”, maybe? Fuck me if she doesn’t absolutely blow the main woman off the stage (not trying to take the piss; just letting rip). Then she’s overwhelmed by her literal dream coming true of duetting that song with Jennifer Hudson. Honestly, I was wiping my eyes again!

 

And the moral of this story is music is ace. 

 

 

We've just finished watching The Voice and totally agree with the two you picked out. The girl at the end is something special. An amazing voice and didn't feel like a "West end" voice at all. Really powerful. 

[Rico1304]

There were tears in our house for both those contestants.  The lads mum said he comes alive when he dance dand boy was she right, he was fantastic.  A proper little showman. 

 

As for the singer I can’t see how anyone else would bother auditioning.  She was incredible.  

 

(After that outpouring of positivity I went out and burnt down a pigeon loft).