What TV Have You Seen?

[Demoncrat]

Finished Joe 90.

What a ride. The one thing other than the obvious that I will take awa fae this is aw the Scottish incidental characters in it
Ahem.
Watch a child risk life and limb at the behest of grown men. Nowadays, the register would beckon but back then fine
I digress.
Exciting stuff as our tiny dynamo tackles all sorts of shenanigans. If only the overuse of music used in Thunderbirds does make you inwardly scream why they weren't on the case for some of these
Ahem.
Was worth the wait.

[Demoncrat]

Been revisiting Psychoville.

The fun never stops at Ravenhill. but its what happens after, it's not that funny
Fantastically cruel in places, our cast find themselves pitted against an adversary from the shadows of their shared past.

[iank]

The Bill: Deadline. David Tennant is a creepy weirdo who kidnaps a 15 year old girl in this double-length episode. Catching the creep takes CID no time at all, but there's no trace of the girl and evidence soon emerges he may have her locked in a refrigerated van somewhere... that's also airtight. This is a cracking good episode with the mid90s-early2000s awesome CID lineup (Beech! Boulton! Deakin! Meadows).

[peter alex]

it's not a tv show but i saw a bit of the brood on horrorxtra channel on freeview and the sound was speed up it happens every time it's on it used to do the same thing when the legend channel was called the horror channel it still happens when they show it it's unwatchable whoever runs the channel does not seem to notice it.

[Nosferatu@Cult Labs]

I've been watching Succession and finished the second season earlier this week.

It's a show I have heard is highly rated, one many people think is among the best TV series ever made, and I can understand why. It's cleverly written and superbly acted – Brian Cox is brilliant as Logan Roy, the patriarch of a powerful family-owned corporation (there are obvious similarities to the Murdoch and Trump families) and, Cox's brilliance notwithstanding, Kieron Culkin is probably the standout member of the terrific ensemble cast, playing Logan's immature and impudent middle son.

It's strange to see the words "Created by Jesse Armstrong" in the opening credits, because that's a name I associate with Smack the Pony, Peep Show, and That Mitchell and Webb Look, the TV shows he wrote with Sam Bain. The witty script is full of caustic humour with some cutting dialogue that is similar to the Armando Iannucci-created The Thick of It and Veep.

Although I've only seen two seasons, I can see why Succession is so highly rated by critics and viewers alike, and wholeheartedly recommend this to everyone who likes black comedies and high quality American drama series – this certainly compares favourably with shows like Mad Men, The Sopranos, Breaking Bad, and The Wire.

[Demoncrat]

Watching the 4th series of Wellington Paranormal.

Our law enforcing duo are back tackling more strange and silly cases. The demon approves

[Justin101]

Series 5 of What We Do In the Shadows has started and the first 2 episodes are available. Very amusing, and better so far than series 4.

[Demoncrat]

Started with Our Flag Means Death, starring Rhys Darby as a somewhat mannered pirate cap'n. Arrr Jim lad etc. Liking so far.

[Nordicdusk]

Originally Posted by Justin101

Series 5 of What We Do In the Shadows has started and the first 2 episodes are available. Very amusing, and better so far than series 4.

I have watched the first 3 episodes great stuff.

Lay off the BARITOS Gizmo my good man

[Nordicdusk]

Dipping back in to random episodes of The Mighty Boosh still cracks me up.

Howard Moon
I’ll take you out for a meal with Mr and Mrs. Pain. Order up some violent quiche