What TV Have You Seen?

[Dave Boy]

Re-watching through He-Man And The Masters Of The Universe (1983-1985) and She-Ra Princess Of Power (1985-1986)

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The first five episodes of She-Ra are her origin story and is titled 'The Sword Of She-Ra' in the TV show, but were released theatrically with edits as 'He-Man and She-Ra The Secret Of The Sword'.

[Demoncrat]

Camping

Julia Davis' under canvas this time. Jawdropping yet again .... though twas Mel Hudson who brought the tears of laughter this time as a hideously overprotective parent. Recommended.

[iank]

The X Files: Blood. This chilling season 2 episode about ordinary people driven to madness and murder by subliminal messages in their electronic devices seems more chillingly plausible in today's world than it did then. Classic stuff.







KILL 'EM.





KILL 'EM ALL! 

[Demoncrat]

Finally managed to see Content Provider ... Stewart Lee's stand up from the last tour. I cried with laughter at points ... though I can see why people don't like him . The part where he just made noises was infinitely preferable to (insert Michael McIntyre here )
Ahem.

[bleakshaun]

It's always sunny in philadelphia season 13,just started so I'll be back in a while.

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[Demoncrat]

No, I haven't forgotten about Callan

But here's a few musings on The Professionals so far ....
Well for a start, some episodes feature a voiceover (by Jackson) during the opening credits! Never before in my lifetime etc ... odd.
Klansmen was ... interesting ... though ending on a joke ... hmmm. Cannot see why they crapped out at the time ahem.
There is less shagging than I remember ... tis only the 1st series mind
Highlight so far has to be Trigger as a foreign 'itman

[Rik]

Binge watched every series of Luther over the last few days, I’d only watched the first and half the second series before and because it was so long ago, it was like watching for the first time again. Brilliant show, definitely worth watching for those that haven’t seen it before

[Demdike@Cult Labs]

Originally Posted by Rik

Binge watched every series of Luther over the last few days, I’d only watched the first and half the second series before and because it was so long ago, it was like watching for the first time again. Brilliant show, definitely worth watching for those that haven’t seen it before

A Luther binge watch? Must have taken all of three hours.

All five series of Luther put together has less episodes than a single series of Arrow / Supernatural / CSI / (Insert any network US series here)

It is brilliant though.

[Rik]

Originally Posted by Demdike@Cult Labs

A Luther binge watch? Must have taken all of three hours.

All five series of Luther put together has less episodes than a single series of Arrow / Supernatural / CSI / (Insert any network US series here)

It is brilliant though.

True, didn’t take long to get through all 20 episodes

[iank]

The Bill: Close Cooperation. Sun Hill is having to share cells with Barton Street due to the station being renovated but the 'friendly cooperation' turns less friendly when a Sun Hill prisoner gets beaten up by a Barton Street Sgt. Great, tense episode kicking off the "corrupt Sgt Coles" storyline and marking the first appearance of future regular Insp Cato (bizarrely named Twist here, despite it being obvious later on that they were clearly meant to be the same character! ) I have to say, I'm really enjoying the 1990 season so far (not quite halfway through). It seems much stronger than 88 and 89. That's partly down to some character replacements (Uniform is much improved with the exits of Frazer and a couple of others and the arrival of the likes of Insp Monroe, and Quinnan and Garfield) but also just the show itself. There's a real strutting confidence to it now.