Rate the last TV Show you watched

[Elite]

Had a quick gander at the Yellowstone playlist on Spotify, some good stuff in there and a band called Whiskey Myers are prominent, cracking band that I've never heard of.

[Mook]

6 hours ago, Nummer Neunzehn said:

This girl? Hassie Harrison? Big-boned? I’d give her a big bone, etc etc. 
 

 

 

*rams red hot iron up arse

[Numero Veinticinco]

5 minutes ago, Mook said:

*rams red hot iron up arse

Pics or GTFO. 

 

EDIT: Just checked PMs. You and it look very hot. 

[Carvalho Diablo]

Archer is BACK.

 

Woo hoo

[Mudface]

Criminal: UK series 2- 8.5/10

 

The first series of this was just about adequate, with the only stand out episode being the first with David Tennent. There were three others set in Spain, Germany and France, but the Spanish one was so crap I didn't bother with the others.

 

The second series of the UK one though is a quantum leap in quality compared to the first, particularly the second episode with Kit Harrington as an accused rapist and the third with a great performance by Sharon Horgan as a self-righteous paedophile hunter. Well worth a watch.

[Elite]

DIY SOS never fails to make me tear up. 

[VladimirIlyich]

2 hours ago, Mudface said:

Criminal: UK series 2- 8.5/10

 

The first series of this was just about adequate, with the only stand out episode being the first with David Tennent. There were three others set in Spain, Germany and France, but the Spanish one was so crap I didn't bother with the others.

 

The second series of the UK one though is a quantum leap in quality compared to the first, particularly the second episode with Kit Harrington as an accused rapist and the third with a great performance by Sharon Horgan as a self-righteous paedophile hunter. Well worth a watch.

I remember watching the foreign ones and thinking they were largely better than the UK ones.

[Mudface]

3 minutes ago, VladimirIlyich said:

I remember watching the foreign ones and thinking they were largely better than the UK ones.

It wouldn't have been that difficult, to be fair. I watched some boring Spanish episode, then some bollocks about a dog or something and gave up.

 

The new UK series is leagues ahead of the first one though. Not sure if they're also doing Spain, Germany and France follow ups, but if they are, I hope they're as good quality as the new UK one.

[Elite]

Des - 8/10

 

Much better than I expected. David Tennant is excellent and Danny Mays is very good as usual. One of the best dramas I've seen on ITV for a good while. 

[Elite]

14 hours ago, Mudface said:

It wouldn't have been that difficult, to be fair. I watched some boring Spanish episode, then some bollocks about a dog or something and gave up.

 

The new UK series is leagues ahead of the first one though. Not sure if they're also doing Spain, Germany and France follow ups, but if they are, I hope they're as good quality as the new UK one.

Is it worth just skipping to season 2 then?

[Mudface]

9 minutes ago, Elite said:

Is it worth just skipping to season 2 then?

There is a bit of scene setting in the first series. I'd certainly give the very first episode a watch and there's only 3 episodes in total so probably worth watching them all.

[Baresi]

Better call Saul s2 - 8/10. s3 - 7/10. 
 

 

[Scooby Dudek]

4 hours ago, Elite said:

Des - 8/10

 

Much better than I expected. David Tennant is excellent and Danny Mays is very good as usual. One of the best dramas I've seen on ITV for a good while. 

I would say the same. Stunning just how calm and "normal" it all was.

[Tony Moanero]

6 hours ago, Elite said:

Des - 8/10

 

Much better than I expected. David Tennant is excellent and Danny Mays is very good as usual. One of the best dramas I've seen on ITV for a good while. 

I agree. Tennant and Mays are excellent in it but so is Jason Watkins. His portrayal of Christopher Jefferies was brilliant, too. He briefly played a yuppie in Eastenders back in the 80s and tried to bed Angie Watts.

 

 

[Scooby Dudek]

20 minutes ago, Tony Moanero said:

I agree. Tennant and Mays are excellent in it but so is Jason Watkins. His portrayal of Christopher Jefferies was brilliant, too. He briefly played a yuppie in Eastenders back in the 80s and tried to bed Angie Watts.

 

 

I don't remember seeing him in anything until about 3 weeks ago in the drama about the professor who got destroyed by the press for killing his tennant (Christopher Jeffries). Since then seen him in Line of duty and then Des, brilliant in all of them.

[Mook]

I've started Ratched, two episodes in. It's beautifully shot & has kept my attention so far but I'm pretty sure I'm going to decide that it's shite. The loony bin receptionist is tidy.

[YorkshireRed]

Not a new one but I’ve been watching Eastbound and Down on Sky Comedy recently. There are four seasons and I’ve just completed the first of them.

 

It focuses on a washed up former Major League Baseball star returning to his home town and trying to adjust to some kind of normal life. Stars Danny McBride who would go on to be in Vice Principles which I also enjoyed but, in my humble opinion, this is better.

 

Some really funny moments combined with a sprinkling of pathos. If you’re into this kind of thing, the actress playing his former high school sweetheart and object of his affections has excellent breasts. 
 

As I said, it’s not a new show but, if you haven’t seen it then I definitely recommend.

 

8/10. 

[rb14]

"Hollywood" on Netflix. 9/10. Awesome. Took a couple of episodes to properly get my interest, but now (six in), totally hooked. 

[Barrington Womble]

On 20/09/2020 at 09:15, YorkshireRed said:

Not a new one but I’ve been watching Eastbound and Down on Sky Comedy recently. There are four seasons and I’ve just completed the first of them.

 

It focuses on a washed up former Major League Baseball star returning to his home town and trying to adjust to some kind of normal life. Stars Danny McBride who would go on to be in Vice Principles which I also enjoyed but, in my humble opinion, this is better.

 

Some really funny moments combined with a sprinkling of pathos. If you’re into this kind of thing, the actress playing his former high school sweetheart and object of his affections has excellent breasts. 
 

As I said, it’s not a new show but, if you haven’t seen it then I definitely recommend.

 

8/10. 

I love eastdown. Season 2 is the best I think. 

[YorkshireRed]

7 minutes ago, Barrington Womble said:

I love eastdown. Season 2 is the best I think. 

Just started Season 2. Very good.

[Carvalho Diablo]

Up to date with Yellowstone. Really enjoyed it.

 

Cliff hangers galore, crumpet galore and Jamie is still a spineless runt.

[VladimirIlyich]

11 hours ago, Carvalho Diablo said:

Up to date with Yellowstone. Really enjoyed it.

 

Cliff hangers galore, crumpet galore and Jamie is still a spineless runt.

A fourth season will be absurd after that ending though.

[Elite]

Been rewatching Misfits, only watched Season 1 but I'd forgotten how brilliant it was early doors. Nathan is one of the funniest TV characters ever. Great soundtrack as well.

[Elite]

On 22/09/2020 at 07:41, VladimirIlyich said:

A fourth season will be absurd after that ending though.

It's that enjoyable I can get past any ridiculousness, in fact I'd embrace Rip and Casey going medieval all over the gaff.

[Mudface]

4 minutes ago, Elite said:

Been rewatching Misfits, only watched Season 1 but I'd forgotten how brilliant it was early doors. Nathan is one of the funniest TV characters ever. Great soundtrack as well.

That's definitely worth watching? I did watch a bit of the first episode over the weekend, then got sidetracked by Homeland, which is pretty good fun.