Tv Series

[YorkDon]

Just now, aberdeen1970 said:

Aye. Binged it over 2 nights. 

But, as they say in this thread, no tits. 

Coleman looks pretty hot in it though 

Coleman is hot, full stop-even in The Cry, where she’s miserable for most of the series.

Will give it a watch.

[The beard of mcinnes]

This is decent so far, if this type of music is your thing.
 

https://www.bbc.co.uk/programmes/m000rpms

[G31DON]

On 04/02/2021 at 2:25 PM, Dad said:

Given the whole Rachel Evan Wood hooplah; finally found myself watching Westworld - off the fucking page

No sure what kept me tbh; what's no to like - terrific top to bottom ?

A naked Thandie Newton makes everything worthwhile. Hoo mama

[G31DON]

Does The Mandalorian get better? I've watched the first 2, and it's a bit shit. 

[BrianFaePerth]

Not sure if it’s been reviewed on here but watched No Man’s Land about a Frenchie who ends up in the Syrian war while looking for his sister. Great stuff.

[BrianFaePerth]

^^10/10 occasional tits

[Sonoftherock]

5 hours ago, G31DON said:

Does The Mandalorian get better? I've watched the first 2, and it's a bit shit. 

Do you like Star Wars?  If not, I wouldn't continue.

[King Street Loon]

10 hours ago, G31DON said:

Does The Mandalorian get better? I've watched the first 2, and it's a bit shit. 

I think it was an excellent two series.

Do you like Star Wars?

[King Street Loon]

Wandavision gets better with each episode. 

[King Street Loon]

Anyone watched the Expanse?

Started watching ep1 but dozed off.

Planning on revisiting it.

[BrianFaePerth]

20 hours ago, Dad said:

The completeness of the nudity took me back I must admit

 

Anything for the art - that's Thandie ?

Open leg?

[Quagmire]

The Flight Attendant. 8/10. Dark comedy where the hot one from The Big Bang Theory plays a drunken tert who gets herself involved in a twisted murder plot. Recommended. 

[Don Fonte]

9 hours ago, BrianFaePerth said:

Open leg?

[BrianFaePerth]

22 minutes ago, Don Fonte said:

Technically no.

[shut up meg]

Just finished Back on C4 with Mitchell and Webb.

Pretty good, the best character being uncle Geoff who is a foul mouthed older bloke.

 

[BrianFaePerth]

8 hours ago, shut up meg said:

Just finished Back on C4 with Mitchell and Webb.

Pretty good, the best character being uncle Geoff who is a foul mouthed older bloke.

 

Geoff would fit right in here

[Poodler]

51 minutes ago, BrianFaePerth said:

Geoff would fit right in here

Bet there's loads of Geoffs in Oz

A right ex pat name 

[maryhilldon]

Loads of Berts and Freddies too no doubt. 

[King Street Loon]

On 2/10/2021 at 5:54 PM, shut up meg said:

Just finished Back on C4 with Mitchell and Webb.

Pretty good, the best character being uncle Geoff who is a foul mouthed older bloke.

 

Watched both series of that a couple of weeks ago. Really liked it.

[Tommy]

Enjoying Spiral. That’s first two series done.

[jamiesd]

1 hour ago, rocket_scientist said:

I'm on series 5. One of the best crime dramas out there in my opinion.

The BEST thing I have EVER seen on TV is Can't Get You Out Of My Head, a six parter also on BBC iPlayer.

Two episodes down and it's phenomenal. It's not just a historical account of what happened, it's why it was allowed to happen and explores human gravitations towards both order and chaos. Particularly poignant in these times.

Not recommended for the half on here - Plant Mong residents according to an award-winning poster - who believe that the moon landings happened. If they believe that technological impossibility (in the 60's) occurred, they can't think for themselves and have difficulties questioning authority, being too frightened to entertain the possibilities that corrupt governments are capable of.

Cheers for the heads up i will look that one out.

Regards Spiral, its subtitles.....i hate them but i have been hearing so much about this programme i will have to give it a go.

[For Fecks Sake]

5 hours ago, rocket_scientist said:

I'm on series 5. One of the best crime dramas out there in my opinion.

The BEST thing I have EVER seen on TV is Can't Get You Out Of My Head, a six parter also on BBC iPlayer.

Two episodes down and it's phenomenal. It's not just a historical account of what happened, it's why it was allowed to happen and explores human gravitations towards both order and chaos. Particularly poignant in these times.

Not recommended for the half on here - Plant Mong residents according to an award-winning poster - who believe that the moon landings happened. If they believe that technological impossibility (in the 60's) occurred, they can't think for themselves and have difficulties questioning authority, being too frightened to entertain the possibilities that corrupt governments are capable of.

Cheers for the recommendation and will start watching it tonight.

Must be decent if you claim that it was the best thing that you have ever watched on TV.

Will have to go some to top "The World at War" like.....

[For Fecks Sake]

1 hour ago, rocket_scientist said:

I specifically said NOT recommended for the likes of you. Your further two sentences proved precisely why. You could not have scripted it better for maximum precision in demonstrating this point.

For the rest of us, we just watched episode 3 - Money Changes Everything. The title of episode 4 - But What If The People Are Stupid - is more than intriguing but this is a rare (probably the only) series I've ever watched that needs to be savoured and reflected over. Getting better and better. Loving it. 

And there we have it.....

Fud.

[Simply Red]

42 minutes ago, rocket_scientist said:

Darren McGarvey's Class Wars.

BBC Scotland.

Just tripped over it. Very interesting so far. 

That boys a mongle cunt. 

His take on class wars, and anything else, no thanks.

[maryhilldon]

6 minutes ago, rocket_scientist said:

Gemma Collins on Piers Morgan got considerably more viewers than QT last week. That says a lot.

I know QT is shit these days but the repeat of GC is on telly just now and why would anyone watch it? It's predictably dross.

Blame women.  They're fascinated by this kind of vacuous nonsense. (not all of them obviously) 

[Redforever86]

2 hours ago, rocket_scientist said:

For the rest of us, we just watched episode 3 - Money Changes Everything. The title of episode 4 - But What If The People Are Stupid - is more than intriguing but this is a rare (probably the only) series I've ever watched that needs to be savoured and reflected over. Getting better and better. Loving it. 

Have you watched the doc based on Capital in the 21st century? How does it compare? 

[Simply Red]

37 minutes ago, rocket_scientist said:

WTF? I remember Piers Morgan having a go at him after QT but he's more-than-ok in my book.

What is it about him you don't like? Have you read Poverty Safari?

I watched him briefly on some bbc alba doc a few years back and mind having to turn it off really quickly. I dont remember what the doc was about, just that he was a cringey, predictable, spaz-got a sociology degree-type mongle, relative rags to riches ascent for him, but ultimately still was just a chippy spastic spouting cliched, woe is me, speaks for the working man coz i iz poor but categorically doesnt, shite.

Ive heard about Poverty Safari. Just sounds like boring, cliched fucking shite, although id need to read it to be sure (but i wont) because i give zero fucks what that cunts got to say about anything. As ive stated.

I mind coining a similar phrase (schemo safari) 20years ago when i was offered an armed bus tour around a favella in Rio. 

I’l wager he says nothing new in the programme you watched. 

Piers Morgan has always been an easy to hate cunt for me until i found myself unemployed and watched him on gmtv hand politicians their backsides with that wee honey nodding in agreement at his side. 

 

 

[maryhilldon]

4 hours ago, Simply Red said:

I watched him briefly on some bbc alba doc a few years back and mind having to turn it off really quickly. I dont remember what the doc was about, just that he was a cringey, predictable, spaz-got a sociology degree-type mongle, relative rags to riches ascent for him, but ultimately still was just a chippy spastic spouting cliched, woe is me, speaks for the working man coz i iz poor but categorically doesnt, shite.

Ive heard about Poverty Safari. Just sounds like boring, cliched fucking shite, although id need to read it to be sure (but i wont) because i give zero fucks what that cunts got to say about anything. As ive stated.

I mind coining a similar phrase (schemo safari) 20years ago when i was offered an armed bus tour around a favella in Rio. 

I’l wager he says nothing new in the programme you watched. 

Piers Morgan has always been an easy to hate cunt for me until i found myself unemployed and watched him on gmtv hand politicians their backsides with that wee honey nodding in agreement at his side. 

 

 

You not a big fan of his then SR? 

[Simply Red]

3 hours ago, maryhilldon said:

You not a big fan of his then SR? 

Just googled the cunt to refresh my memory, see why i hate him so much. This should explain it

 

[Simply Red]

1 hour ago, rocket_scientist said:

Aye the rapping is rank but were his sentiments too? Maybe he knew it was shite as he moved on from it?

The episode last night was excellent. The addicts (smack, gambling) talking about why was fresh and gave us an original new angle. That led into the working, middle and upper classes scene in the Casino which was fascinating and again, highly innovative and educational.

You judging a man by his history is bad. It's like you can never forgive mistakes. 

I’ll take your word for it that it was fascinating but i’ll give it a miss. 

The hip hop career can never be forgiven in my world.