What TV Have You Seen?

[Demoncrat]

Originally Posted by Make Them Die Slowly

I am also binging on "Toast of London" at the moment, spectacular stupidity from Matt Berry. The one with the Bruce Forsyth surgical accident is on a warped level of genius few reach.

Micheal Ball!!!
Enjoy, it's a constant pleasure .... you've seen Snuff Box aye???

[trebor8273]

Finished season one of Brooklyn 9 9, just started Bojack Horseman.

[Nosferatu@Cult Labs]

I watched the first three – and so far only – seasons of Black Mirror, which I thank everyone for recommending. It's a brilliantly prescient and disturbing show which cleverly illustrates the dangers of our reliance on technology in a way which reminds me of some scenarios in novels by Philip K Dick. It's hard to pick out any favourite episodes, but White Christmas, the Christmas special, White Bear (the woman pursued by people with camera phones), Playtest (the extremes of gaming) and Be Right Back (a strange way of grieving) are all memorable. I'm eagerly anticipating season four.

After that, I've seen the first season of The Flight Of The Conchords (and have just started the second season), a show which I can watch many times and always find funny and the sixth season of Baywatch, which is notable for Mila Kunis' second appearance on the show (her first was in the fifth season) playing a blind girl. I'm nearly halfway through that and find it perfect for unwinding at the end of the day.

For those who are curious as to what Mila Kunis looked like in 1994 and 1995 during her appearances in Baywatch when she would have been 11 or 12 years old, I have attached screenshots. The first is from Aftershock in season five and the second Hot Stuff in season six.

[Demoncrat]

15 Million Credits also a firm favourite ....

[trebor8273]

Finished season one of Bojack Horseman and season 2 of Brooklyn 9 9 and started the expanse.

[trebor8273]

Just finished the pilot episode of The Orville. While not as funny as in was expecting and probably just above average it has potential to improve and with its tone will make a nice tonic to discovery which from all trailers looks very dark.

You can see that Seth really loves star trek and it comes across more of a homage than an outright spoof, its seems to be another show that critics dislike and the rest of us enjoyed it. At times I think critics hate fun!!

Will keep watching to see how it develops, also lets remember that most treks shows had a rocky first couple of seasons untill they found there feet.

But if you aren't a big fan of the humour of family guy and American dad I doubt this will change your mind.

[Make Them Die Slowly]

Originally Posted by Demoncrat

Micheal Ball!!!
Enjoy, it's a constant pleasure .... you've seen Snuff Box aye???

I watched the Michael Ball one last night. Excellent. Nope, not seen Snuff Box. Big fan of Matt Barry's folky prog rock band though.

[Demoncrat]

Originally Posted by Make Them Die Slowly

I watched the Michael Ball one last night. Excellent. Nope, not seen Snuff Box. Big fan of Matt Barry's folky prog rock band though.

Then I highly recommend SB. There are musical interludes in amongst the lunacy
Hear also I, Regress ... a rather darker radio series starring Berry as a shrink

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Originally Posted by Nosferatu@Cult Labs

I watched the first three – and so far only – seasons of Black Mirror, which I thank everyone for recommending. It's a brilliantly prescient and disturbing show which cleverly illustrates the dangers of our reliance on technology in a way which reminds me of some scenarios in novels by Philip K Dick. It's hard to pick out any favourite episodes, but White Christmas, the Christmas special, White Bear (the woman pursued by people with camera phones), Playtest (the extremes of gaming) and Be Right Back (a strange way of grieving) are all memorable. I'm eagerly anticipating season four.

After that, I've seen the first season of The Flight Of The Conchords (and have just started the second season), a show which I can watch many times and always find funny and the sixth season of Baywatch, which is notable for Mila Kunis' second appearance on the show (her first was in the fifth season) playing a blind girl. I'm nearly halfway through that and find it perfect for unwinding at the end of the day.

For those who are curious as to what Mila Kunis looked like in 1994 and 1995 during her appearances in Baywatch when she would have been 11 or 12 years old, I have attached screenshots. The first is from Aftershock in season five and the second Hot Stuff in season six.

"San Junipero is the only happy or positive episode , and he talking about a sequel.

Charlie Brooker talks prospect of 'San Junipero' sequel episode on 'Black Mirror' - NME

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Originally Posted by Demoncrat

15 Million Credits also a firm favourite ....

I like that episode because it potrays Realism of how they don't really care about you , and are just using and abusing you to their advantage .