What TV Have You Seen?

[The Reaper Man@Cult Labs]

Been watching WWE RAW last few Sunday mornings...what's with the feck-all-audience?
That due to Covid19 ?

[MrBarlow]

Originally Posted by The Reaper Man@Cult Labs

Been watching WWE RAW last few Sunday mornings...what's with the feck-all-audience?
That due to Covid19 ?

Yeah seems weird with no audience , think they are allowing audience back at end of the month.

[The Reaper Man@Cult Labs]

Weird as **** mate.
No 'social distancing' on Sunday there....

[MrBarlow]

Originally Posted by The Reaper Man@Cult Labs

Weird as **** mate.
No 'social distancing' on Sunday there....

Apparently whoever is involved have to be tested at least twice a week but that is hearsay, watching wrestling without any pops or crowd chants doesn't feel right, but they had to make their money with Wrestlemania with tv viewings only.

[iank]

I was watching a 1991 episode of The Bill earlier - The Sorcerer's Apprentice - and there was this teenage lad in it under arrest. Didn't recognise him. Not in the slightest. Not even a flicker.

And then the credits roll and it's bloody Jonny Lee Miller (Sherlock in Elementary!). I was like, "What?" I actually went back and watched his scenes again and I still don't recognise him!

[gag]

Into the night.


Netflix original.
Its Netflix's first Belgian series

a group of people on a plane are hijacked while on board A flight from Brussels, the hijacker wants the plane to head west into the darkness in an attempt to survive the sun which seems to kill all living organisms during daylight including food products.
they spend the next few days flying around landing refuelling etc trying to find somewhere to survive, the series ends when they find shelter in a bunker, it has its flaws and faults like female helicopter pilot landing a plane by watching a YouTube video, or a home nurse doing major surgery. And as usual all the characters aren't just ordinary people they have a story to tell or they aren't who they say they are, But for all faults its decent, entertains and has the usual gripping moments that keep you watching the next episode it's like a new modern lost. There's only one series so far and it's 6 episodes .
7.2 on imdb

Plus it also make a change from the world ending from a zombie apocalypse or some virus.

[Dave Boy]

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TITANS SEASON 2

Another run through of this excellent show.
Season 3 has not even started filming yet due to the crisis so a long wait for the next episodes.

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STARGIRL

Good start to the new show. I have been reading the Justice Society Of America since I was kid so this is great to see.
As the character of Courtney Whitmore was inspired by comic book creator Geoff Johns sister, I'm sure he will be very protective of the character as he is a producer on the show.

[iank]

Some more Neighbours 2004 episodes (especially for Demdike), and some really great stuff I don't remember at all (which shows how long it's been!)

Sky's jealousy is written all over her face when Stingray starts asking Lana about her date, and she's clearly not at all disappointed when Lana later admits to her that it was a disaster because she was so uncomfortable. But it all gets a bit beyond the pale when Sky goes so far as to answer Lana's phone and actually blow the other girl off when she's looking for a second date. Wow. Of course, she insists she did it for Lana's benefit, which literally no one is buying.

Stingray is actually a real star in these episodes, actually becoming real friends with Lana (it's so cute how thoroughly charmed and disarmed she is by him, admitting to Sky that she thought he was a total bogan when they first met but now she thinks he's really sweet), comforting a shattered Serena (who's still deeply freaked at finding the guy she was about to sleep with is her half-brother - eww!), and, best of all, totally seeing through Sky and calling her out on being jealous. Sky's reaction to that almost makes it seem she's moved from Oblivious to Total Denial - a week ago she'd have laughed at that suggestion, but instead she flips out and gets really defensive.*

I must admit, I initially thought Lana was being a bit oblivious, but after the next episode, guess not. On one of their little private movie nights, where Sky continues to exhibit bizarrely contradictory behaviour, first draping her foot over Lana's in what totally looks like possessiveness, but then trying to make up for her earlier faux pas by suggesting a great date Lana and this girl could go on, Lana's finally had enough and just tells her flat-out that it sounds great, but she'd rather go on it with her, "you and me". Sky is taken off guard and speechless, and Lana's courage deserts her again and she makes her apologies and hastily withdraws. But later on with Sindi, she moves from castigating herself for being so stupid to listing all of Sky's weird recent behaviour and finally concludes that she's not crazy, and that she thinks Sky really does like like her, but is "just scared".

Well, I think she's half-right. It's pretty obvious by this point that Sky does have feelings for her, but I don't think she's at "scared" yet, just Denial. You can drown in that river in Egypt, you know, Sky...*

[iank]

Rewatched the first season of Person of Interest. Second half is better than the first as the running plots and background mythology start getting built up and filled in.

[gag]

Been rewatching black mirror, some great episodes in there, satire about how today society heading, most episode are based around technology, nosedive about people obsession about being liked is one my fav and how ppl shun you if your rating are low and how easy it is to go from a high rating to low in matter of hours, also fifteen million credits is a good one showing how in reality reality shows don't care about you, you're just a number who they use you to their advantage.
A series that is a must watch imo.