What TV Have You Seen?

[Make Them Die Slowly]

Just started "The Following" which is pulpy fun and really enjoyed the latest episode of "Constantine" but to be fair I pretty much enjoy anything that has preachers handling snakes in church. If the Church of England did it, I'd go every Sunday.

[Demdike@Cult Labs]

Is anyone watching the second series of The Fall?

Any good?

I thought i'd pick up the first series on dvd in the new year.

[Make Them Die Slowly]

Originally Posted by Make Them Die Slowly

Just started "The Following" which is pulpy fun and really enjoyed the latest episode of "Constantine" but to be fair I pretty much enjoy anything that has preachers handling snakes in church. If the Church of England did it, I'd go every Sunday.

Forgot to say that Zed didn't have her bondage harness on in this episode but a semi fetish strappy bra.

[demonknight]

Tomorrow's Worlds: The Unearthly History of Science Fiction by Dominic Sandbrook. Brilliant stuff so far.

[trebor8273]

Been watching Friday the 13th the series and the modern version of the outer limits

[Frankenhooker]

I started watching '24'. Up to about episode (or hour) 12. I understand why it moves so quick, if you stopped to take a breath you might realise nothing makes a great deal of sense. Really entertaining though, Elisha Cuthbert's arse should have its own show.

[Vipp]

Originally Posted by Frankenhooker

I started watching '24'. Up to about episode (or hour) 12. I understand why it moves so quick, if you stopped to take a breath you might realise nothing makes a great deal of sense. Really entertaining though, Elisha Cuthbert's arse should have its own show.

HAHAHAHA! brilliant review of 24 and so true on many levels mate.

[J Harker]

Originally Posted by Frankenhooker

I started watching '24'. Up to about episode (or hour) 12. I understand why it moves so quick, if you stopped to take a breath you might realise nothing makes a great deal of sense. Really entertaining though, Elisha Cuthbert's arse should have its own show.

What would it be called?

[trebor8273]

Being watching forever which is a intresting take on Sherlock holmes, it's about doctor Henry Morgon a man with remarkable observation skills, this is thanks largely to the fact that he is over two hundred years old and immortal, by this I mean that he lives forever and can't be killed, if he dies his appears alive and well ( as well as naked) in the nearest large body of water. Through the series he solves diffirent crimes etc and battles his version a moriarty, another immortal that has been around since the dawn of human history.

Basically it's highlander meets Sherlock

[Demoncrat]

Black Mirror:White Christmas on C4 Tuesday 16/12/12.