TV Series

New gf has introduced me to Love is Blind on Netflix. Truly awful reality dating show, but it is so awful it comes full circle to the point where I like it, and I'd probably watch the remaining episodes on my own if it came to it.

General premise is they have dates with strangers in a booth and they can't see each other and within 4 weeks some of them get engaged, and only after proposing they get to meet the them (see what they look like). 4 weeks later they get married.

Fucking mental.
 
Westworld is back on tonight (9pm eastern time).
Some good explainers here (for others: don't click if you haven't seen seasons 1 & 2 yet)

S1:
S2:

Watching S3E1 right now. Oh how I missed that opening. Oh and there's an important scene after the ending credits.
Also
Bernard looked better with some hair on his huge head; thankfully it looks like he's going back to his previous style by the end of the episode. I like corporate-manipulator Dolores. Liam seems good-natured though. Caleb=William#2? Naziiiis!
 
Was going to start The Outsider tonight. Is it worth bothering with or just get rid?

It’s one those series where you start watching and want to finish it to know what’s going on and it’s one of those series where I won’t watch it again. It’s a 6.8/10 for watchability.
 
It’s one those series where you start watching and want to finish it to know what’s going on and it’s one of those series where I won’t watch it again. It’s a 6.8/10 for watchability.

Thanks mate, I'll take a look and see how I go.
 
Was thinking. If you have £100,000 or more to play around with, invest it in Netflix shares. Their subscriptions must be going through the roof worldwide.
(I haven't got £100,000 or even £50,000. I haven't even got a subscription to Netflix, although I may fold in coming weeks).

terrible advice, you’d lose your shirt...

Be prepared for incoming sporadic internet blackouts
 
terrible advice, you’d lose your shirt...

Be prepared for incoming sporadic internet blackouts

I'd be staggered if that took place. The entire world, including especially the health services, is now completely internet dependent. Short blackouts, lasting a few minutes, maybe. Just maybe. The pandemic will be completely unmanageable without reliable internet. Indeed, government of any kind could not now take place.The internet will be absolutely the last thing to go. At that point, expect to see the four horseman of the apocalypse on the horizon.
 
I'd be staggered if that took place. The entire world, including especially the health services, is now completely internet dependent. Short blackouts, lasting a few minutes, maybe. Just maybe. The pandemic will be completely unmanageable without reliable internet. Indeed, government of any kind could not now take place.The internet will be absolutely the last thing to go. At that point, expect to see the four horseman of the apocalypse on the horizon.

https://www.google.co.uk/amp/s/www....ompanies-cut-speeds-europe-traffic-spikes.amp
 
Yes, I know about that already. Cutting download speeds and the quality of the image is not the same as the internet crashing. There may be short blackouts. We'll see. It doesn't matter much either way who's right. And it doesn't change my basic point, which is that hundreds of thousands of people, and possibly millions worldwide, will have been driven by this confinement to sign up to Netflix (or Amazon Prime, or the others) who were not previously on it. And that when all this is over a significant proportion of them will stay on it. As a say, I won't be investing in Netflix or anything else, because I don't have that kind of money. It was a semi-jokey remark, by the way. I don't seriously think that many people come on BM to decide about what to invest in.
 
all series of Boardwalk Empire

What was that like? I had someone recommend it to me, but I hesitate about his recommendations (on the other hand, he did recommend The Knick to me, I invested in the DVDs, and it was worth it).
Anybody here seen The Affair? It was highly recommended to me recently, but then I saw that they've somehow dragged it out to five full seasons. Has it really got the legs for that?
 
What was that like? I had someone recommend it to me, but I hesitate about his recommendations (on the other hand, he did recommend The Knick to me, I invested in the DVDs, and it was worth it).
Anybody here seen The Affair? It was highly recommended to me recently, but then I saw that they've somehow dragged it out to five full seasons. Has it really got the legs for that?
I thoroughly enjoyed it Lb.There are at least some true characters in the series,Hoover,Al Capone etc and some of it based on actual events.Corruption,sex and violence aplenty.
 
What was that like? I had someone recommend it to me, but I hesitate about his recommendations (on the other hand, he did recommend The Knick to me, I invested in the DVDs, and it was worth it).
Anybody here seen The Affair? It was highly recommended to me recently, but then I saw that they've somehow dragged it out to five full seasons. Has it really got the legs for that?
Boardwalk Empire is the greatest, the affair was decent to begin with but I gave up in series 3 so I wouldn’t say it had the legs for 5 seasons.

Boardwalk Empire is slow going series 1 but 2nd series is as good as it gets and carries on at that level for the rest of the show.
 

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