Rate the last TV Show you watched

[Bjornebye]

7 minutes ago, Elite said:

Absolutely love People Just Do Nothing. It's instantly re-watchable as well. Chabuddy G is the star performer literally everything he says is funny but Beats is my favourite character, he's very subtle but funny. Steve is ace as well.

 

Grindah is a massive twat but that's the whole point and it works as him being the focal point of the show.

 

I have a thing for Michelle as well, proper fit chav.

 

9/10.

Her?

 

 

[Elite]

19 minutes ago, Bjornebye said:

Her?

 

 

Yeah that's her, not the best picture but the more I watch the show the more I fancy her. 

 

 

[No2]

Watched The Raol Moat story. I was on my honeymoon in a posh resort in St Lucia with no TV or newspapers when this happened. A million jokes have since went over my head about Gazza and a fishing rod. Shite programme. 

 

3 episodes into Clique on Netflix, BBC Scotland programme for a couple of years back, worth a watch so far.

[Captain Turdseye]

35 minutes ago, Elite said:

Absolutely love People Just Do Nothing. It's instantly re-watchable as well. Chabuddy G is the star performer literally everything he says is funny but Beats is my favourite character, he's very subtle but funny. Steve is ace as well.

 

Grindah is a massive twat but that's the whole point and it works as him being the focal point of the show.

 

I have a thing for Michelle as well, proper fit chav.

 

9/10.

Told you it was good! Come down to mine tonight and I’ll take you out on a date to the pictures to watch the film x

[Dr Nowt]

3 minutes ago, Captain Turdseye said:

Told you it was good! Come down to mine tonight and I’ll take you out on a date to the pictures to watch the film x

Watched a couple of episodes of it last week on your recommendation. Really liked it. The in-jokes about his mate fathering his kid and him being oblivious are ace. Just the little sly camera looks at his girlfriend’s face at points.

[Elite]

2 minutes ago, Captain Turdseye said:

Told you it was good! Come down to mine tonight and I’ll take you out on a date to the pictures to watch the film x

If you didn't live at the opposite end of the country I would mate.

[Captain Turdseye]

1 minute ago, Justice Negs said:

Watched a couple of episodes of it last week on your recommendation. Really liked it. The in-jokes about his mate fathering his baby and him being oblivious are ace. Just the little sly camera looks at his girlfriend’s face at points.

Stick with it. Gets better as it goes on. 

[Captain Turdseye]

1 minute ago, Elite said:

If you didn't live at the opposite end of the country I would mate.

OK, next best thing, when it appears on Kodi we can FaceTime and press play together. I’ll wear undies this time, I promise. 

[Bjornebye]

17 minutes ago, No2 said:

Watched The Raol Moat story. I was on my honeymoon in a posh resort in St Lucia with no TV or newspapers when this happened. A million jokes have since went over my head about Gazza and a fishing rod. Shite programme. 

 

3 episodes into Clique on Netflix, BBC Scotland programme for a couple of years back, worth a watch so far.

Where is this??! 

[Elite]

19 minutes ago, Captain Turdseye said:

OK, next best thing, when it appears on Kodi we can FaceTime and press play together. I’ll wear undies this time, I promise. 

I won't x

[No2]

10 minutes ago, Bjornebye said:

Where is this??! 

It was a repeat from a couple of years back on some plus channel or another. Fairly sure ITV made it.

[Elite]

Steve babysitting in People Just Do Nothing is hilarious.

[Carvalho Diablo]

The North Water

 

Binged it, really enjoyed it. Reminded me a bit of season 1 of The Terror but far, far better.

 

8/10

[Bruce Spanner]

37 minutes ago, Elite said:

Steve babysitting in People Just Do Nothing is hilarious.

 

Nana...

 

 

I rewatched it all recently and for whatever reason I forgot this arch, brilliant madness.

[Arniepie]

On 07/09/2021 at 11:18, Elite said:

Yeah that's her, not the best picture but the more I watch the show the more I fancy her. 

 

 

She is boss

[YorkshireRed]

Just finished Stephen. A three parter focusing on the reinvestigation of the Stephen Lawrence murder, thirteen years after his death. 
 

It’s a decent retelling of events, most will be familiar with. Steve Coogan is very good as the lead investigating officer.
 

A horrific crime, perpetrated by animals who are the product of a society that allows this to happen then fails to face up to its responsibilities when it does. Not much has changed since, very few lessons learned.  
 

Worth a watch.

 

 7.5/10

[Arniepie]

4 minutes ago, YorkshireRed said:

Just finished Stephen. A three parter focusing on the reinvestigation of the Stephen Lawrence murder, thirteen years after his death. 
 

It’s a decent retelling of events, most will be familiar with. Steve Coogan is very good as the lead investigating officer.
 

A horrific crime, perpetrated by animals who are the product of a society that allows this to happen then fails to face up to its responsibilities when it does. Not much has changed since, very few lessons learned.  
 

Worth a watch.

 

 7.5/10

On episode 2

Coogan is really excellent in it.

[Bjornebye]

11 minutes ago, YorkshireRed said:

Just finished Stephen. A three parter focusing on the reinvestigation of the Stephen Lawrence murder, thirteen years after his death. 
 

It’s a decent retelling of events, most will be familiar with. Steve Coogan is very good as the lead investigating officer.
 

A horrific crime, perpetrated by animals who are the product of a society that allows this to happen then fails to face up to its responsibilities when it does. Not much has changed since, very few lessons learned.  
 

Worth a watch.

 

 7.5/10

That’s mad, we’ve just finished the last one about 15 minutes ago. Thought Coogan and Stephens mum were ace. Still makes me sick that a few of the others are walking free 

7.5/10 here too 

[Elite]

20 minutes ago, Bruce Spanner said:

 

Nana...

 

 

I rewatched it all recently and for whatever reason I forgot this arch, brilliant madness.

Love the way he gives her £4k as well in cash. Steve is a great character, not a bad bone in his body. Definitely the good karma of the show.

[Elite]

24 minutes ago, Carvalho Diablo said:

The North Water

 

Binged it, really enjoyed it. Reminded me a bit of season 1 of The Terror but far, far better.

 

8/10

Definitely. I really enjoy grim naval stuff.

[Bruce Spanner]

Just now, Elite said:

Love the way he gives her £4k as well in cash. Steve is a great character, not a bad bone in his body. Definitely the good karma of the show.

 

PJDN, Black Books, Nathan Barley, Early Doors etc are genuine top tier British comedy that takes a few years for it's brillance to be recognised fully.

 

I'm glad more people are catching on to it now.

[Captain Turdseye]

Desperate to see the film. Just not desperate enough to go to the pictures on my own. 

[VladimirIlyich]

On 02/09/2021 at 04:04, Alan Sex said:

Reservation Dogs. Set on a First Nations reservation. Those guys have been dealt a poor hand. Taika Waititi has a credit on this. Some very good stuff. 

I tried an episode of this but just couldn't stomach yet another series about whiny teenagers, even if it was on a Native American reservation.

[Carvalho Diablo]

New series of Archer is out, 4 episodes old.

[Barrington Womble]

On 02/09/2021 at 08:41, paddyberger said:

https://www.imdb.com/title/tt12851524/
 

I watched a couple of episodes last night, promising.

I've watched the 1st 4 of these on the train home today. It was pretty watchable. Good light TV. I think I was expecting it to be funnier because Steve Martin has written it as well as one of the lead roles, 

19 hours ago, VladimirIlyich said:

I tried an episode of this but just couldn't stomach yet another series about whiny teenagers, even if it was on a Native American reservation.

It stops being quite like that, but a few in I'm not into it. I'll probably watch it to the end now, but I've lost enthusiasm episode by episode.