What TV Have You Seen?

[Frankenhooker]

Originally Posted by trebor8273

Been watching medium and Roswell, mediums OK but really enjoying what I've seen of Roswell.

Gomorrah is the best out of the stuff you bought by a country mile.

[trebor8273]

Originally Posted by Frankenhooker

Gomorrah is the best out of the stuff you bought by a country mile.

From want I read about it that seems right. Think I'll start it this weekend, are their just three seasons or are there more?

[Nosferatu@Cult Labs]

I'm watching Fawlty Towers again because I bought the remastered DVD set and it is comedic genius. The writing and direction is flawless and the interactions between the four main characters – Basil, Sybil, Polly, and Manuel – is something which any comedy performer should study closely.

The remastered picture is brilliant and there is no sign of any of the moiré on such things as Basil's checked jacket and the main flaw on the earlier release.

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Originally Posted by Nosferatu@Cult Labs

I'm watching Fawlty Towers again because I bought the remastered DVD set and it is comedic genius. The writing and direction is flawless and the interactions between the four main characters – Basil, Sybil, Polly, and Manuel – is something which any comedy performer should study closely.

The remastered picture is brilliant and there is no sign of any of the moire on such things as Basil's checked jacket and the main flaw on the earlier release.

Classic comedy at its finest, cant get bored of Fawlty towers.
Recently found out America remade it 3 times found clips of them and what i saw was well lets just say dont even bother warching out of curiosity. Or your cat will die

[Justin101]

Has anybody been watching A Series of Unfortunate Events on Netflix? It's so much better than the Jim Carrey film.

Each of the books is given 2 episodes of between 45-60 minutes each so that the entire story can be told and a lot of the dialogue is lifted straight from the text.
Neil Patrick Harris is excelling as Count Olaf with just the right amount of creepy vs hilarious, while the support cast including Joan Cusack, Alfre Woodard and Catherine O'Hara have all been scene stealing!

It's worth checking out - it's not just for kids, not at all!

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Originally Posted by Justin101

Has anybody been watching A Series of Unfortunate Events on Netflix? It's so much better than the Jim Carrey film.

Each of the books is given 2 episodes of between 45-60 minutes each so that the entire story can be told and a lot of the dialogue is lifted straight from the text.
Neil Patrick Harris is excelling as Count Olaf with just the right amount of creepy vs hilarious, while the support cast including Joan Cusack, Alfre Woodard and Catherine O'Hara have all been scene stealing!

It's worth checking out - it's not just for kids, not at all!

I started watching it but i fell asleep and havent gone back to it, i know its had decent reviews so i go back to it sometime soon. i wont be comparing it to the film because i havent seen it.

[Frankenhooker]

Originally Posted by trebor8273

From want I read about it that seems right. Think I'll start it this weekend, are their just three seasons or are there more?

At the moment there are only two seasons, the third is due to air in May. A fourth season has been announced, apparently that will be the final season.


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[trebor8273]

Originally Posted by Frankenhooker

At the moment there are only two seasons, the third is due to air in May. A fourth season has been announced, apparently that will be the final season.


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my mistake the set only has two seasons!

[trebor8273]

Watching pilot episode of dark angel forgotten hoew much I liked this show and another show that got screwed over by fox, why anyone would bring a SciFi show to fox is beyond me as its bound to be cancellwed . also what happened to Jessica Alba?

[Rik]

Watched part of this earlier, but I had to turn it off after a few minutes, definitely scarier than previous seasons

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