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  • McBobbin
    McBobbin Posts: 12,117
    McBobbin said:
    Any love for traitors? Quite enjoyed this one, bit different if not hitting the heights of other series.

    Just been introduced to Future Man. Absolutely ridiculous but very amusing
    Really? Thought it was one of the best yet. Loved it
    What I particularly liked about it is that most of the contestants were likeable and I was also rooting for the traitors, and especially the decision made at the very end (I'll avoid spoilers but you know what I mean) that made me feel good inside... But it didn't have the OMG! Massive twists and turns and pantomime stupidity of some of the others. It was a great series don't get me wrong though
  • HastingsRed
    HastingsRed Posts: 1,732
    Been watching Lynley....it's set in Norfolk but most of it is filmed in Ireland. Seen 3 episodes with one to watch.
  • Carter
    Carter Posts: 14,458
    A knight of the seen kingdoms is going well 2 episodes in although the latest was as long as an episode of eastenders weirdly

    Little Egg is a real find. That kid is perfectly casted 

    The Targareyns are all well suited for their roles as well 
  • ME14addick
    ME14addick Posts: 9,872
    Been watching Lynley....it's set in Norfolk but most of it is filmed in Ireland. Seen 3 episodes with one to watch.
    I've really enjoyed this series, watched the last one last night and it didn't disappoint.
  • johnnybev1987
    johnnybev1987 Posts: 11,486
    Carter said:
    A knight of the seen kingdoms is going well 2 episodes in although the latest was as long as an episode of eastenders weirdly

    Little Egg is a real find. That kid is perfectly casted 

    The Targareyns are all well suited for their roles as well 
    struggling to get into this, but will stick it out. Watched the first episode twice incase i missed out on it or wasn't watching properly, still feel its a bit slow early doors but GOT was in bits so ill hang in there.
  • guinnessaddick
    guinnessaddick Posts: 29,560
    Carter said:
    A knight of the seen kingdoms is going well 2 episodes in although the latest was as long as an episode of eastenders weirdly

    Little Egg is a real find. That kid is perfectly casted 

    The Targareyns are all well suited for their roles as well 
    struggling to get into this, but will stick it out. Watched the first episode twice incase i missed out on it or wasn't watching properly, still feel its a bit slow early doors but GOT was in bits so ill hang in there.
    Doesn’t help how short each episode is.
  • HastingsRed
    HastingsRed Posts: 1,732
    Been watching Lynley....it's set in Norfolk but most of it is filmed in Ireland. Seen 3 episodes with one to watch.
    I've really enjoyed this series, watched the last one last night and it didn't disappoint.
    Hope they make another series.
  • AllHailTheHen
    AllHailTheHen Posts: 3,155
    Carter said:
    A knight of the seen kingdoms is going well 2 episodes in although the latest was as long as an episode of eastenders weirdly

    Little Egg is a real find. That kid is perfectly casted 

    The Targareyns are all well suited for their roles as well 
    Just wondering what bodily function they'll open episode 3 with. 
  • LargeAddick
    LargeAddick Posts: 33,385
    The Apprentice. It’s a bit old hat now but it’s car crash TV for me. Each series they seem to find candidates who are more useless than any of those that have come before them. Episode 1 of this series was both hilarious and, at the same time, eye opening. How can the supposed cream of our entrepreneur's be so stupid. The estate agent bloke annoyed the hell out of me, hope he goes next week.
  • guinnessaddick
    guinnessaddick Posts: 29,560
    Carter said:
    A knight of the seen kingdoms is going well 2 episodes in although the latest was as long as an episode of eastenders weirdly

    Little Egg is a real find. That kid is perfectly casted 

    The Targareyns are all well suited for their roles as well 
    Just wondering what bodily function they'll open episode 3 with. 
    The auld boy’s boy was longer than the episode.

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  • carly burn
    carly burn Posts: 19,826
    The Apprentice. It’s a bit old hat now but it’s car crash TV for me. Each series they seem to find candidates who are more useless than any of those that have come before them. Episode 1 of this series was both hilarious and, at the same time, eye opening. How can the supposed cream of our entrepreneur's be so stupid. The estate agent bloke annoyed the hell out of me, hope he goes next week.
    I used to watch it for its stupidity levels like you, but I don't even bother now and haven't watched it for a few years. Thought I'd watch the first episode last night and it's such a tired and boring format now I won't bother with the rest.
    It's not even funny anymore.
  • valleynick66
    valleynick66 Posts: 5,208
    The Apprentice. It’s a bit old hat now but it’s car crash TV for me. Each series they seem to find candidates who are more useless than any of those that have come before them. Episode 1 of this series was both hilarious and, at the same time, eye opening. How can the supposed cream of our entrepreneur's be so stupid. The estate agent bloke annoyed the hell out of me, hope he goes next week.
    Thought he looked like he was going to cry at one point / very nervous in front of the grown ups but all ‘billy big boy’ in the shots of them awaiting the arrival of the boardroom survivors. 

    As has been said before I’m sure the editing and rules we don’t get to see influence outcomes hugely. 

    Hated the BBC2 follow up show afterwards. Maybe it will grow on me. 
  • Carter
    Carter Posts: 14,458
    Haven't watched it yet but as soon as you said estate agent I muttered "wanker" 
  • cblock
    cblock Posts: 2,003
    Watching Drops of God on the BBC, drama about the wine industry,  really good. 
  • ValleyGary
    ValleyGary Posts: 38,388
    edited February 2
    Carter said:
    A knight of the seen kingdoms is going well 2 episodes in although the latest was as long as an episode of eastenders weirdly

    Little Egg is a real find. That kid is perfectly casted 

    The Targareyns are all well suited for their roles as well 
    I’m loving it, got some great humour in it and the chemistry of Dunc and Egg is fantastic. 

    And as someone who hasn’t read the books, that episode 3 twist got me good.
  • Enjoying both Knight of the Seven Kingdoms and Wonder Man, the latest Disney+ / Marvel release
    Ben Kingsley as Trevor Slattery has turned into a bit of a gem of a character.
  • guinnessaddick
    guinnessaddick Posts: 29,560
    Carter said:
    A knight of the seen kingdoms is going well 2 episodes in although the latest was as long as an episode of eastenders weirdly

    Little Egg is a real find. That kid is perfectly casted 

    The Targareyns are all well suited for their roles as well 
    I’m loving it, got some great humour in it and the chemistry of Dunc and Egg is fantastic. 

    And as someone who hasn’t read the books, that episode 3 twist got me good.
    My daughter who has read all the books, said that a knight of the seven kingdoms is George RR Martin best work.
  • ValleyGary
    ValleyGary Posts: 38,388
    edited February 2
    Started Wonder Man. First three episodes were okay, ALOT of dialogue. Then the 4th episode, just weird (I’m guessing I’m not a big enough Marvel nut). Dunno if I’ll go back to it.
  • Rizzo
    Rizzo Posts: 6,509
    Watched Steal on Amazon. Fast paced hokum which has an intriguing opening in the City of London financial centre. Queen of the North Sophie Turner is very good as the office girl who likes to get bladdered at weekends, who suddenly finds herself in very deep trouble.
    Watched this last week. Quite enjoyable and, as a City-based worker, it's quite exciting to see places you're familiar with or walk past regularly. 
  • aliwibble
    aliwibble Posts: 28,365
    Webby said:
    Currently refreshing ourselves on the first series of The Night Manager. Aired in 2016 with series two starting early January. Glad we are as completely forgotten what it was all about. Two episodes in, very enjoyable watch, great cast, would recommend.
    Just did the same, forgot most of it and enjoyed the re-watch. Went on to season 2 and personally thought nowhere near as good.
    I've just finished S2 and have decided to treat myself to a month of Apple TV so I can watch a series of Slow Horses as a palate cleanser.

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  • Clem_Snide
    Clem_Snide Posts: 11,950
    New Mackenzie Crook (Small Prophets) released on iplayer today. Have watched 3 of the 6 so far. Very different from the Detectorists, but am sure fans of that will like this.
  • McBobbin
    McBobbin Posts: 12,117
    Thought the new Lord of the Flies got off to good start on BBC... Was one of my favourite books growing up and didn't have it torn apart in English 
  • Macronate
    Macronate Posts: 13,008
    Bit late to the party but just finished season 1 of Stranger Things.

    Great casting.
  • ValleyGary
    ValleyGary Posts: 38,388
    New Lincoln Lawyer out on Netflix. As pleasant and easy a watch as the last 3 seasons.
  • Clem_Snide
    Clem_Snide Posts: 11,950
    edited February 10
    New Mackenzie Crook (Small Prophets) released on iplayer today. Have watched 3 of the 6 so far. Very different from the Detectorists, but am sure fans of that will like this.
    Finished this. Not laugh out loud funny, apart from the scenes with the elderly black neighbour, but really liked it. Pearce Quigley and Michael Palin are great as father and son.

    MacKenzie Crook has a much smaller part but is as awkward and ridiculous as ever.

    Apparently it definitely has a second series and Mackenzie gave an interview saying he had 3 series in his head. So hopefully more to come.
  • Wife and I have been watching Tehran on Apple...Mossad spy 'thriller'...good pace, good acting and an easy watch...(and bonus that we both like it). Don't think have seen it mentioned on here, so a recommend from me (and apologies if I'm several years late to the party.....).
  • ValleyGary
    ValleyGary Posts: 38,388
    New Mackenzie Crook (Small Prophets) released on iplayer today. Have watched 3 of the 6 so far. Very different from the Detectorists, but am sure fans of that will like this.
    Finished this. Not laugh out loud funny, apart from the scenes with the elderly black neighbour, but really liked it. Pearce Quigley and Michael Palin are great as father and son.

    MacKenzie Crook has a much smaller part but is as awkward and ridiculous as ever.

    Apparently it definitely had a second series and Mackenzie gave an interview saying he had 3 series in his head. So hopefully more to come.
    I’m 3 in. It’s decent and very easy to watch. Ticks all the ‘nice’ boxes that the detectorists did.
  • thewolfboy
    thewolfboy Posts: 2,972
    Been watching Lynley....it's set in Norfolk but most of it is filmed in Ireland. Seen 3 episodes with one to watch.
    Good tip. Wife drools over the Lynley character. Are the books any good?
  • DaveMehmet
    DaveMehmet Posts: 21,903
    We're 2 episodes into Betrayal on ITV, enjoying it so far.
  • bolloxbolder
    bolloxbolder Posts: 8,117
    Wife and I have been watching Tehran on Apple...Mossad spy 'thriller'...good pace, good acting and an easy watch...(and bonus that we both like it). Don't think have seen it mentioned on here, so a recommend from me (and apologies if I'm several years late to the party.....).
    Yeah mentioned it a while ago.  Great tv