Rate the last TV Show you watched

[Carvalho Diablo]

23 minutes ago, Elite said:

Where are you fellas watching Escape from Dannemora? I'm struggling to get a working link on Kodi, despite loads of RD links showing.

 

Bit pissed off as I really enjoyed episode 1 

Yoda app on Kodi and also through my IPTV sub. Through Yoda there's tons of 1080 RD links.

[Carvalho Diablo]

You might need to reauthorise you Debrid account ?

[Elite]

10 minutes ago, Carvalho Diablo said:

You might need to reauthorise you Debrid account ?

The links are all showing but non seem to load. I'll try that mate.

[Carvalho Diablo]

Watership Down the series ? Fancy some of that. 5 minutes into episode 1 and it looks fantastic.

[manwiththestick]

Started watching a programme on Netflix called You. Three episodes in and it's alright.

 

Basically it's a bit like Dexter, a bookshop worker takes a shine to a woman that comes into his shop and sets about stalking his way into her life. The guy has a bit of a charm about him in that you're kind of rooting for him despite him being a nut job.

[Dougie Do'ins]

Eastenders at this time of year. Fucking comedy gold.

[Bjornebye]

11 minutes ago, Dougie Do'ins said:

Eastenders at this time of year. Fucking comedy gold.

Ha I watched the Christmas one yesterday... well it was on and I passively watched it. Alfie Moon dying for half an hour then coming back to life and stealing the baby had me in stitches. The writers are fucking nuts 

[VladimirIlyich]

Bosch series 4 8/10.

 

Easily the best series that Amazon Prime do,in my opinion. Well written,decent acting and a good storyline that isn't over the top and filled with too many stupid car chases or things of that nature. Helps that Michael Connelly works on the series so stays very true to the books.

[Carvalho Diablo]

Loving this Watership Down redux, really dark.

[Anubis]

The Protector. 6/10. Turkish Netflix series about an individual and support network tasked with protecting Istanbul from a group of Immortals. Ten episodes of bare bones mythology that is really setting up Series 2. Gets better as it goes on and leaves it as a place that could make for a much better second series (it has been greenlit).

 

10/10 for Ayça Aysin Turan who plays Layla.

 

[Rico1304]

On 12/27/2018 at 9:16 AM, Shooter in the Motor said:

As in Matt and Luke Goss? That would make for an interesting documentary. 

It’s on iplayer, they are truly mental.  Brains seem fried by too much coke. 

[Rico1304]

Watch now. Dreamy. 

[skend04]

Mirzapur (Amazon Prime) A bit more typical of Indian TV than Sacred Games but it's definitely one for the guilty pleasure category.  Has a shaky start but then it improves and gets quite dark and gory. The second season has been given the go ahead for this and I'll be watching. 7 out of 10 choothiahs.

 

6 episodes into season 3 of Daredevil and it's so much easier to watch than season 2 which was OTT brutal. Netflix need to stop having their titty lip and renew this.

[Guest]

35 minutes ago, rico1304 said:

It’s on iplayer, they are truly mental.  Brains seem fried by too much coke. 

I'll have to try and find that somewhere as I don't have access to iPlayer. What is it called and I will search for it on Kodi?

[Rico1304]

32 minutes ago, Shooter in the Motor said:

I'll have to try and find that somewhere as I don't have access to iPlayer. What is it called and I will search for it on Kodi?

‘After the Screaming Stops’  - bit like my sex life. 

[SammyAftershave]

You might find an unsparing application of a good quality lube to your bumhole first makes things more manageable.

[Guest]

On 12/28/2018 at 12:49 PM, manwiththestick said:

Started watching a programme on Netflix called You. Three episodes in and it's alright.

 

Basically it's a bit like Dexter, a bookshop worker takes a shine to a woman that comes into his shop and sets about stalking his way into her life. The guy has a bit of a charm about him in that you're kind of rooting for him despite him being a nut job.

I've watched the first couple of episodes and I think alright is where I am as well but the premise of the guy is so dark that I am finding it hard to want the best for him. 

[Aventus]

8 hours ago, skend04 said:

6 episodes into season 3 of Daredevil and it's so much easier to watch than season 2 which was OTT brutal. Netflix need to stop having their titty lip and renew this.

I don't think it's Netflix's fault, seems like Disney who own Marvel are recalling all of their intellectual property since they started their own streaming service. 

 

Bit of a shame like, I liked Netflix's darker spin on the superhero stuff in comparison to the popcorn stuff we get in cinemas. 

[Aventus]

I'm a bit late to the party but I've been watching the haunting of hill house over the last few days. It's interesting but very talky, easy to miss stuff and the time frames bouncing all over the place threw me off. 

 

Started getting interesting around episode 3 and 4, so I thought fuck it, it doesn't matter if its two in the morning I'll watch one more. Now episode 5 has headfucked me. 

 

It's 3:20am and I don't think I'm ever going to be able to sleep again. 

[Barrington Womble]

19 hours ago, Anubis said:

The Protector. 6/10. Turkish Netflix series about an individual and support network tasked with protecting Istanbul from a group of Immortals. Ten episodes of bare bones mythology that is really setting up Series 2. Gets better as it goes on and leaves it as a place that could make for a much better second series (it has been greenlit).

 

10/10 for Ayça Aysin Turan who plays Layla.

 

Is it subtitled? 

[Dougie Do'ins]

9 hours ago, Barry Wom said:

Is it subtitled? 

 

[Babb'sBurstNad]

The new BBC adaptation of The ABC Murders.

 

I couldn't even stomach a whole episode. It's going for moody, but ends up in the same style over substance quagmire as Peaky Blinders. Overuse of slo-mo to set the scene, additional topical elements crowbarred in (news just in, racism is bad), and Malkovic's accent is straight out of Allo Allo. Oh, and the kid out of Harry Potter looks like he's playing dress up in his dad's clothes.

 

Absolute wank. Bring back Captain Hastings.

[Barrington Womble]

1 hour ago, Babb'sBurstNad said:

The new BBC adaptation of The ABC Murders.

 

I couldn't even stomach a whole episode. It's going for moody, but ends up in the same style over substance quagmire as Peaky Blinders. Overuse of slo-mo to set the scene, additional topical elements crowbarred in (news just in, racism is bad), and Malkovic's accent is straight out of Allo Allo. Oh, and the kid out of Harry Potter looks like he's playing dress up in his dad's clothes.

 

Absolute wank. Bring back Captain Hastings.

I don't watch much BBC stuff anymore but recorded this and was going to give it a go, thanks for saving me a few hours of my life  

[Tony Moanero]

1 hour ago, Babb'sBurstNad said:

The new BBC adaptation of The ABC Murders.

 

I couldn't even stomach a whole episode. It's going for moody, but ends up in the same style over substance quagmire as Peaky Blinders. Overuse of slo-mo to set the scene, additional topical elements crowbarred in (news just in, racism is bad), and Malkovic's accent is straight out of Allo Allo. Oh, and the kid out of Harry Potter looks like he's playing dress up in his dad's clothes.

 

Absolute wank. Bring back Captain Hastings.

Just watch the David Suchet version on ITV Hub.

[Barrington Womble]

Just finished that escape from dannemora. I enjoyed it (episode 6 aside, which is a back story episode), but it didn't quite reach the heights I was expecting. There were a lot of scenes I felt they were trying to be a bit Mike in better called Saul - long scenes, no words, he's doing some shit and you almost feel like you are there with him. It's captivating stuff on BCS but I didn't feel that here, probably because you're less committed to the characters and story line. And some of those scenes ended up just a little slow and boring. Over all it was good, but nothing special for me. 7/10 (excluding episode 6}