TV series recommendations general (excluding Netflix/ Amazon)
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kalidarkone
Bringing YOU round.....
I'm in agreement! Absolutely loved it! I don't usually enjoy espionage stuff but yes beautiful to look at.
I think it made me feel like I did when I was a kid in the 70s watching the persuaders (I had a massive crush on Tony Curtis)
moochedit
I'm not feeding seagulls
Just finished s2. Totally bonkers story but very enjoyable
ATOMIC SUPLEX
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Smiling Friends
More 4
I actually laughed out loud. Not normal for me.
More 4
I actually laughed out loud. Not normal for me.
AnnO'Neemus
Is so vanilla
I watched about three and a half minutes of it, didn't find it remotely amusing even, let alone laugh out loud funny. Some bits were disturbing, some revolting, some just meh/nothing/what is this/what's the point. It was just very disjointed and weird.
ATOMIC SUPLEX
Member Since: 1985 Post Count: 3
Diff' rent Strokes.
The B story (which later connects to the A) in episode was the first thing that grabbed me. Lots of little things going on (like what's on TV etc). I don't like everything about it (The Mike Stoklasa cameo character in ep 1 I absolutely hate). The opening of episode two made me fall off my chair (well it would have if I had chairs).
Did you watch the show or just the clips in the you tube? It's not disjointed. . . weird yes.
T & P
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Julia. A new eight-part series on the life of Julia Child. The first four episodes have just dropped on Sky/ NowTV, and so far I think it’s bloody brilliant. Superb performances, witty and well told 
amp.theguardian.com
Julia review – Sarah Lancashire’s wonderful performance is straight out of classic cinema | Television | The Guardian
This biopic of TV chef Julia Child is so charming and warm it’s televisual comfort food – seasoned with a fabulously old-fashioned turn from its lead
Epona
Sonic: 1 Nov 2006 - 8 Jan 2022
Julia. A new eight-part series on the life of Julia Child. The first four episodes have just dropped on Sky/ NowTV, and so far I think it’s bloody brilliant. Superb performances, witty and well told
Julia review – Sarah Lancashire’s wonderful performance is straight out of classic cinema | Television | The Guardian
This biopic of TV chef Julia Child is so charming and warm it’s televisual comfort food – seasoned with a fabulously old-fashioned turn from its lead
Bugger, I don't have Sky/Now, will have to find some other way of watching it.
Not sure anything can top Meryl Streep in Julie & Julia mind you, but I definitely want to see this!
T & P
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She's superb in it. As the Guardian article says, she makes her own performance of the character a distinct one from Streep's, yet a faithful one to the real Julia Child. She's going to get a few gongs for this, and rightly so.
Epona
Sonic: 1 Nov 2006 - 8 Jan 2022
Aye, well I like Sarah Lancashire in other things, she tends to deliver
Looking forward to getting to see this!
Epona
Sonic: 1 Nov 2006 - 8 Jan 2022
Well the classic sci-fi weekend on Horror got off to a great start yesterday, I particularly enjoyed Tarantula!
Another session of classic '50s sci-fi/horror movies starts today (Sunday) at 1pm.
The bill is as follows:
13:00 The Mole People
14:30 20 Million Miles to Earth
16:05 The Deadly Mantis
17:40 The Monolith Monsters
19:15 The Blob (1958).
Or you can sit and watch vaguely religious Easter stuff on other channels
Another session of classic '50s sci-fi/horror movies starts today (Sunday) at 1pm.
The bill is as follows:
13:00 The Mole People
14:30 20 Million Miles to Earth
16:05 The Deadly Mantis
17:40 The Monolith Monsters
19:15 The Blob (1958).
Or you can sit and watch vaguely religious Easter stuff on other channels
petee
no gods, no malarkey
Julia. A new eight-part series on the life of Julia Child. The first four episodes have just dropped on Sky/ NowTV, and so far I think it’s bloody brilliant. Superb performances, witty and well told
Julia review – Sarah Lancashire’s wonderful performance is straight out of classic cinema | Television | The Guardian
This biopic of TV chef Julia Child is so charming and warm it’s televisual comfort food – seasoned with a fabulously old-fashioned turn from its lead
i haven't seen it, but i've read a bit about child and she was a trip, fascinating life, this is deserved.
The39thStep
Urban critical thinker
Why not? They'll have been broadcast on TV or a streaming site
Epona
Sonic: 1 Nov 2006 - 8 Jan 2022
I think this thread is probably a good place for any discussion/recommendations about series or films that don't fit naturally anywhere else but where you don't have enough to say about them or think that it would generate sufficient discussion to warrant a thread of its own.
I mean my last few posts have been about films on a freeview channel, I hope the OP doesn't mind that, but it just seems a good place to mention the things that don't really fit in other threads!
platinumsage
HaveMyPassword123
The First Lady - historical drama series about three First Ladies: Obama (Viola Davis), Roosevelt (Gillian Anderson) and Ford (Michelle Pfeiffer).
Looks good. Not sure how it all ties together because I haven't finished downloading it yet.
Looks good. Not sure how it all ties together because I haven't finished downloading it yet.
The39thStep
Urban critical thinker
Most welcome, anything recommendations /reviews that aren't based on the desperation of posters trying to find something half decent on Amazon or Netflix after watching the promoted stuff is fine by me.
Mrs Miggins
It’s all happening tomorrow
Watched this yesterday and loved it! It's absolutely charming. Can't wait for all the episodes to be available.Julia. A new eight-part series on the life of Julia Child. The first four episodes have just dropped on Sky/ NowTV, and so far I think it’s bloody brilliant. Superb performances, witty and well told
Julia review – Sarah Lancashire’s wonderful performance is straight out of classic cinema | Television | The Guardian
This biopic of TV chef Julia Child is so charming and warm it’s televisual comfort food – seasoned with a fabulously old-fashioned turn from its lead
Mrs Miggins
It’s all happening tomorrow
We've got a free trial of Apple+TV and I'm really enjoying spy drama Slow Horses. Gary Oldman and Kristin Scott Thomas are both equally superb.
T & P
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You must absolutely watch Ted Lasso as well. It’s the best feel good comedy of recent years. My OH fates football and she loves this even more than I.
Mrs Miggins
It’s all happening tomorrow
I might give that a try then. At first glance I'd avoid it like the plague but I'll give it a shot as I trust your judgement.
Severance. Slow start but best thing I've seen for ages.
DaveCinzano
WATCH OUT, GEORGE, HE'S GOT A SCREWDRIVER!
I'm guessing you don't mean the 2006 Danny Dyer film
The39thStep
Urban critical thinker
This looks promising, co written by David Simon starts tomorrow on HBO
mack
Fact Me Till I Fart
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