What TV Have You Seen?

[MacBlayne]

Originally Posted by Dave Boy

Watched Ep 1 season 2 of The Strain and Ep 1 of Fear The Walking Dead.

How's Season 2 of The Strain going? I watched the first season but I got frustrated with it. Outside of David Bradley, Richard Sammel, and Kevin Durand, the show was pretty disappointing.

[trebor8273]

Watching legends (Sean bean) on Netflix

[trebor8273]

This looks fantastic can't wait for the 20th

[iank]

Marathonning Fringe season 1 at the moment. Wasn't actually intending to marathon it, but it's... kind of addictive...

[Frankenhooker]

Fringe is fantastic and in my opinion it gets even better after season one.

[Demdike@Cult Labs]

Jekyll and Hyde.

ITV's new early evening drama isn't too bad going off the first episode. Quite violent for something that airs at 6.30pm - stabbings, glassings etc. Charlie Higson's script rattled along but any tension that may have built up was ruined by advert breaks.

The story seemingly influenced by many other productions including The Incredible Hulk and Torchwood was slightly marred by the fact Jekyll looked exactly the same once he's morphed into Hyde.

As an opener this was okay.

[Rik]

I was going to watch this, until I saw it was on at 6:30, might have to watch it on catch up now if you say its worth a shot

[Demdike@Cult Labs]

Originally Posted by Rik

I was going to watch this, until I saw it was on at 6:30, might have to watch it on catch up now if you say its worth a shot

I'll probably stick with it unless i forget it's on next week. 6.30 seems an odd time really.

[Nosferatu@Cult Labs]

Originally Posted by Demdike@Cult Labs

Jekyll and Hyde.

ITV's new early evening drama isn't too bad going off the first episode. Quite violent for something that airs at 6.30pm - stabbings, glassings etc. Charlie Higson's script rattled along but any tension that may have built up was ruined by advert breaks.

The story seemingly influenced by many other productions including The Incredible Hulk and Torchwood was slightly marred by the fact Jekyll looked exactly the same once he's morphed into Hyde.

As an opener this was okay.

I completely forgot it was on, so will have to find it and catch up somewhere. I'm interested to see if Mr Hyde is shown as a big, brutish, monster (as in pretty much every film and TV adaptation so far) or, as he is in the book, a small, creepy, and perverted individual.

[Demdike@Cult Labs]

Originally Posted by Nosferatu@Cult Labs

I completely forgot it was on, so will have to find it and catch up somewhere. I'm interested to see if Mr Hyde is shown as a big, brutish, monster (as in pretty much every film and TV adaptation so far) or, as he is in the book, a small, creepy, and perverted individual.

He looks no different to Jekyll. Just a slightly deeper voice and stronger.