Silas Loom
Hated by both sides
We’ve started on From. Undemanding schlock horror. Three seasons to go and looks perfectly bingeable.
One last recommendation - Stonehouse. He's played by Matthew Macfadyen, who is an excellent actor in everything I've seen him in.
Just started that off the back of its mad RT score. I'm not a big fan of horror serieses (I'm trying to relax here) but the first few episodes are intriguing enough to keep going. Shonky script/acting in places. The guardian review of episode 1 from when it was first screened is pretty funny if you've watched it.We’ve started on From. Undemanding schlock horror. Three seasons to go and looks perfectly bingeable.
Just started that off the back of its mad RT score. I'm not a big fan of horror serieses (I'm trying to relax here) but the first few episodes are intriguing enough to keep going. Shonky script/acting in places. The guardian review of episode 1 from when it was first screened is pretty funny if you've watched it.
From review: the spooky sci-fi drama that’s like a landlocked Lost
This show about a village where the laws of nature don’t apply has plenty in common with the plane-crash drama – even down to the fact it stars Harold Perrineauwww.theguardian.com
I was going to but was put of by all the terrible reviews.We’ve started on From. Undemanding schlock horror. Three seasons to go and looks perfectly bingeable.
Yes, you should definitely watch Shogun in that one hour per day.When did the TV recommendations thread become a thinly disguised relationship counselling one?
Anyway, back on topic, I’m quite annoyed that Mrs Loom nixed Shogun as “boring” when she was looking at Facebook Reels of huge joints of meat being sliced on her phone instead of paying attention to the subtitles on the big screen. I really want to watch the rest of it, but I’m effectively limited to an hour of TV drama per day.
I was going to but was put of by all the terrible reviews.
Too much filler.
Plot moves too slowly.
Too many plot holes.
I don't want to watch Lost again.
Yes, you should definitely watch Shogun in that one hour per day.
Nah, keep watching. You can tell me if it is worth the effort.My wife just watched Lost again. All the way through. It might be me who bails if it’s as bad as you say. Certainly hope there aren’t any character development flashbacks.
The White Lotus is excellent TV, both of them. Stick with it.Finished Chernobyl and would definitely recommend. Feels in places like some of those classic 80s dramas like Edge of Darkness and Threads but more horrifying because it's a real story.
To lighten up the mood, we've just started The White Lotus. Not entirely gripped yet... We'll see.
He's great isn't he?the Harris fella coming out of his fathers shadow with the series similar with the terror
I must have missed the press notices for this, as it’s out now (came out a couple of weeks ago I think) and it’s written and directed by Ben Wheatley!Has anyone seen the somewhat brilliant advert for Generation Z that is coming to C4 soon?
I've failed to get into a lot of the more serious zombie dramas over the last decade or two, but this might be worth a look.
Gave up on the first episode 30 minutes in. The premise is good but we found the scripting and direction just utterly boring. In that time, all it had done was introduce loads of zero-dimensional characters with no reason to care about them, all in incredibly short scenes that didn’t go anywhere. Yawn, sadly.Has anyone been watching Generation Z then? I've seen the first couple of episodes and am quite enjoying it. Wasn't sure if the talking old people zombies would work, but so far, so good, probably better than a Walking Dead spin-off anyway.
the Harris fella coming out of his fathers shadow with the series similar with the terror