What TV Have You Seen?

[nosferatu42]

I saw a LED, a plasma, a hitatchi widescreen and a samsung tv vcr combo.
I'm none the wiser about any of that stuff.
Sorry it's about that time of night that i make stupid beer fuelled posts again.

[J Harker]

The Affleck movie? That's a great film.

[trebor8273]

everyone seems to love it, maybe i should re-watch it with fresh eyes

[bizarre_eye@Cult Labs]

Originally Posted by trebor8273

everyone seems to love it, maybe i should re-watch it with fresh eyes

I didn't.

However, outside of the Batman films and a few other minor exceptions I'm not a fan of superhero films at all really.

[trebor8273]

Had a quick look at the batman tv series boxset. Fanatstic job has been done on the restoration bright vibrant colours and a great set. If you are a fan of the show you need to get this set

[Demdike@Cult Labs]

Originally Posted by trebor8273

Had a quick look at the batman tv series boxset. Fanatstic job has been done on the restoration bright vibrant colours and a great set. If you are a fan of the show you need to get this set

If you've got a spare £110.

[Frankenhooker]

Just finished the second season of Hannibal, thought it even surpassed the first season. Great stuff, if its allowed to run its course it could end up being something special.

[trebor8273]

Over the past week or so been watch battlestar galactica (original) and buck Rogers. Finished battlstar and part way though buck. Still as enjoyable as ever if a little bit cheesy( more so Buck). I have to say the spaceship designs in battlestar as still first rate and stand the test of time and are better than those of a lot of newer shows and movies. Not hard to see why they didn't change them to much in the remake. Shame the second seasons of these shows where so poor, battlestar with its awful "space children" only plus was the excellent bilkes. Then we had season two of Buck Rogers which I never understood why they changed the format and turned it into a poor mans star trek knock off. The only plus there was Hawk and his spaceship.

[demonknight]

I'm watching it too! It's an excellent series so far.

[Rik]

Just finished watching the latest episode of the Foo Fighters' Sonic Highways TV series. Great series, with each episode showing the band record a different track from the album of the same name in a different city, featuring Dave Grohl interviewing notable musicians from said city and getting one or two of them to guest on the track.
The latest episode was Seattle, so obviously Grunge and Sub Pop records feature heavily. It even brought a tear to my eye hearing everyone reminisce about Kurt Cobain's death, made me remember that I'd literally just learnt how to play Nirvana's Heart Shaped Box on guitar a week before he died.
This got me thinking how different my life would be right now if I hadn't picked up a guitar in January 1994 and thought "I'm gonna teach myself how to play this thing!". I certainly wouldn't be in a rock band or working in a studio for an independent record label as their main producer/engineer!

Anyway, enough of the deep shit!