Started trigger point this morning , first fifteen mins they had their helmets and goggles on then off when they were at the bomb by the car , did nobody say helmets and glasses on when you are actually close to the bomb , so many plot holes , bollocks and i wanted to like it , acting shit too
I agree with thatI read something yesterday that people are actually watching it in their droves because it's so bad it's almost a comedy, "far fetched rubbish" was one description.
Justified is much better but banshee was entertaining in a leave your brain at home way.
We watched all of Line of Duty (I should say the wife watched it :( ) and it reminds me very much of that. Can't say I'm impressed by either.Started trigger point this morning , first fifteen mins they had their helmets and goggles on then off when they were at the bomb by the car , did nobody say helmets and glasses on when you are actually close to the bomb , so many plot holes , bollocks and i wanted to like it , acting shit too
Actually saw an interview on a chat show (probably Graham Norton)with the star of the show. She actually mentioned this point and said that's what the actual bomb disposal advisor to the show said real ones actually do. They said a helmet isn't going to protect anything if a bomb does go up so might as well take it off to be more comfortable for the upcoming process.Started trigger point this morning , first fifteen mins they had their helmets and goggles on then off when they were at the bomb by the car , did nobody say helmets and glasses on when you are actually close to the bomb , so many plot holes , bollocks and i wanted to like it , acting shit too
If you liked Banshee, and Justified, and series in a similar vein, then you should try Quarry.
Very dark. Very compelling. Very excellent.
Watched Hellbound on Netflix, a bit weird and (spoiler alert) most of the stars get killed as the episodes go through, but its OK if you like that sort of thing - the monsters are pretty bad but you don't get to see them nearly enough, 5/10 from me.Just starting All of us are dead, as a fan of train to busan, alive, kingdom and the wailing I have high hopes
Koreans telly normally gets the zombie genre spot on.
"Embarrassing pile of shite" was another.I read something yesterday that people are actually watching it in their droves because it's so bad it's almost a comedy, "far fetched rubbish" was one description.
Watched Hellbound on Netflix, a bit weird and (spoiler alert) most of the stars get killed as the episodes go through, but its OK if you like that sort of thing - the monsters are pretty bad but you don't get to see them nearly enough, 5/10 from me.
Been watching a series called "Debris ", a bit like the x files but not as good but still entertaining
It’s a bit like Kamikaze pilots wearing safety headgear, no point whatsoever, they used to also take a drink of Sake wine, over the limit for drinking and flying but there was no consequence.Actually saw an interview on a chat show (probably Graham Norton)with the star of the show. She actually mentioned this point and said that's what the actual bomb disposal advisor to the show said real ones actually do. They said a helmet isn't going to protect anything if a bomb does go up so might as well take it off to be more comfortable for the upcoming process.
Started trigger point this morning , first fifteen mins they had their helmets and goggles on then off when they were at the bomb by the car , did nobody say helmets and glasses on when you are actually close to the bomb , so many plot holes , bollocks and i wanted to like it , acting shit too
I watched it on the back of Squid Game (which I enjoyed) and Last Train to Busan (which was brill!). I'll probably watch the 2nd series if they make it :)Yeah I was a bit disapointed, the first 3 episode set up well then it ditched it's set up for what was a linked but seperate 3 part story, seemed like the whole series was just setting itself up for the final scene and will tell a fuller story in season 2
Apparently a second series is under reviewYeah cancelled after one season
That sort of makes sense but the hats and goggles were made a big thing early on , dramatic effect maybe , on and off more than a prossies knickers lolActually saw an interview on a chat show (probably Graham Norton)with the star of the show. She actually mentioned this point and said that's what the actual bomb disposal advisor to the show said real ones actually do. They said a helmet isn't going to protect anything if a bomb does go up so might as well take it off to be more comfortable for the upcoming process.
It's a tough watch, very good acting and the stories themselves are excellent, you can almost feel the humanity draining away from the police officers.Currently rewatching Unforgotten and just finished series 2, absolutely draining. Top quality TV