Severance - TV series

[danny la rouge]

It’s the best show on telly, you nutters.
And certainly the most thought-provoking

No, at the moment that’s Slow Horses.

 

[Orang Utan]

No, at the moment that’s Slow Horses.

That’s second best.

 

[furluxor]

It’s the best show on telly, you nutters.
And certainly the most thought-provoking

you might very well be right
see telly is the problem, lowers your standards

(ed: fixing word order)

 

[souljacker]

Silo is also up there as 'best show around at the moment' and it's also on AppleTV+. Whilst Netflix seems intent on serving up really bad quality Sky shows like Brassic and whatever that spy thing is with the dim one from friends.

 

[Orang Utan]

you might very well be right
see telly is the problem, lowers your standards

(ed: fixing word order)

I don’t watch it much, I am very discerning and have exquisite taste

 

[Orang Utan]

‘Slow’ is an annoying adjective IMO. Slow isn’t necessarily a bad thing, yet it’s used pejoratively when talking about telly especially

 

[danny la rouge]

Silo is also up there as 'best show around at the moment' and it's also on AppleTV+. Whilst Netflix seems intent on serving up really bad quality Sky shows like Brassic and whatever that spy thing is with the dim one from friends.

I like Silo very much. It’s one of my favourites.

 

[belboid]

No, at the moment that’s Slow Horses.

tight between the two. SH may squeak it because it has held up over several series. But it doesn't have John Turturro and his wonderful face.

 

[belboid]

Silo is also up there as 'best show around at the moment' and it's also on AppleTV+. Whilst Netflix seems intent on serving up really bad quality Sky shows like Brassic and whatever that spy thing is with the dim one from friends.

Silo is certainly enjoyable, but it does show up its YA roots too much. And Harriet Walter is surprisingly annoying in it.

 

[Orang Utan]

Silo is certainly enjoyable, but it does show up its YA roots too much. And Harriet Walter is surprisingly annoying in it.

It doesn’t have YA roots.

 

[Silas Loom]

It was originally self-published fiction which was popular with YAs.

 

[souljacker]

Silo is certainly enjoyable, but it does show up its YA roots too much. And Harriet Walter is surprisingly annoying in it.

She really is. An actor of her ability must be able to do a better American accent than that.

 

[Orang Utan]

It was originally self-published fiction which was popular with YAs.

Not a YA book though. The protagonists are adults and it’s sci-fi with many egregious Fallout (video game) steals but not marketed or classified as YA.