What TV Have You Seen?

[Demoncrat]

Finished Fortitude II.
MICHTY!
Recommended.
Features a shower scene to die for

[trebor8273]

Originally Posted by Demdike@Cult Labs

You don't like Wonder Woman?

.I forgot to say it was Hex. Love wonder woman especially the first season set in WW2.

[keirarts]

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[trebor8273]

Started season 2 of The Man In The High Castle.

[Susan Foreman]

Is it pretentious to do a self-quote?

Originally Posted by Susan Foreman

Come on guys - don't just list shows and episodes that you have seen. Tell us a bit about them, and whether they are any good or not

The following quotes are all from the last month, and I have no idea what the following shows are, or what they are about:

Originally Posted by LaughingWindows

Bosch(Working through the latest season #3)

Originally Posted by trebor8273

Finished second seasons of both Kuromukuro and Kinghts of Sidonia.

Originally Posted by trebor8273

Black lagoon
Season 2

Originally Posted by LaughingWindows

House of Lies(Season 2, first 4 episodes)

Originally Posted by LaughingWindows

Big Little Lies

Originally Posted by Demoncrat

Been perusing Hap & Leonard (series 1)
The Middleman
Fortitude (series 1)

Originally Posted by LaughingWindows

House of Lies(Season 2, episodes 5-8)

Originally Posted by trebor8273

Started season 2 of The Man In The High Castle.

Now, I don't want to point fingers, but it seems that there are certain people who are more than happy to just list programmes without giving any information about them

[Demoncrat]

Ahem.
H&P is based on a series of novels by Joe R Lansdale, a Texan author, about two childhood friends who have a series of 'scrapes' to endure. Sort of a more violent Of Mice And Men with two Lennies cough. Deep South also ....

The Middleman is quite old now ... a rather silly take on 'superheroes' if you want as a budding artist is taken under the wing of the most morally upstanding man since Randolph Scott strode purposefully off into the sunset, this is a cultist's trove of references that don't just stick out like sore thumbs Seth. Cough. Was cancelled. Sod Firefly. This is the one I want relaunched

Fortitude is set on an island. But The Wicker Man it isn't. Not at all. It has it's own charm. Though the turn of events in the second do threaten to overbalance it at points. Two kids find something that changes everything for one of them .....


TMITHC is based on a Philip K Dick novel set in an alternate reality in which the Axis powers won WWII.

[Demoncrat]

Ah it's happening again
very shortly
well ... either tonight or tomorrow (may need cheering up after Who etc )

and if I so desire I can check out this American Gods ....

[J Harker]

Been working my way through Better Call Saul at last. That Chuck is a bat stud isn't he.

[trebor8273]

Originally Posted by J Harker

Been working my way through Better Call Saul at last. That Chuck is a bat stud isn't he.

Yes he is, its his fault that Jimmy becomes Saul with how he treats him and looks down on him, what a trucking tanker!

[J Harker]

Originally Posted by trebor8273

Yes he is, its his fault that Jimmy becomes Saul with how he treats him and looks down on him, what a trucking tanker!

He's essentially the Skylar of the show. In terms of the character to hate.