Saddleworth2
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was it poor? We were considering going back to it.
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Saddleworth2
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Thought Black Bird was pretty good. Tarron Egerton seems to be pretty talented.Finished Black Bird last night and thought it was excellent.
Just waiting for Saul to finish so we can watch the last season.
Might watch The Bear or The Terminal List while I'm waiting.
Barcon
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Same Goes for the other bloke who I thought was excellent.Thought Black Bird was pretty good. Tarron Egerton seems to be pretty talented.
Bill Walker
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I wouldn't say it was poor, some good acting, I like Elizabeth Moss.was it poor? We were considering going back to it.
Just a weird confusing story.
Barcon
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Stated watching the bear last night and blasted through the first 5. Very good.The Bear was fantastic. Not seen Terminal List yet, but heard good things.
I recognize the fat, tattooed bloke that fixes everything. He’s a chef from Toronto with a pretty interesting background.
matty matheson.
JRockBlues
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Definitely something I'm interested in watching. May have a different experience to you though as I've read the excellent novel by Lauren Buekes that it's based on. Was wondering how it would translate to the small screen.I wouldn't say it was poor, some good acting, I like Elizabeth Moss.
Just a weird confusing story.
Bill Walker
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I not read the book but I believe there were a lot of changes.Definitely something I'm interested in watching. May have a different experience to you though as I've read the excellent novel by Lauren Buekes that it's based on. Was wondering how it would translate to the small screen.
Maintainin
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I liked the cast too, well balanced.It was decent. Holliday Grainger is pleasing on the eye and a good cast.
I much prefer UK dramas on the whole.
Could you imagine the 'Correction' tech in the wrong hands of GiMP to fit up pitch invaders, or even pitch streaking etc lol
asia fields
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Two Doors Down
Saw bits and pieces over the years so gave it a go from the start. We’ll what a gem of a British comedy, great cast.
Cathy - a drunken legend!!
If you liked Royle family, Early Doors etc you’ll probably like this.
Saw bits and pieces over the years so gave it a go from the start. We’ll what a gem of a British comedy, great cast.
Cathy - a drunken legend!!
If you liked Royle family, Early Doors etc you’ll probably like this.
Saddleworth2
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Yes indeed he was.Same Goes for the other bloke who I thought was excellent.
Saddleworth2
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It’s a game of 2 halves. Some episodes very good and laugh out loud. Others excruciatingly bad.Two Doors Down
Saw bits and pieces over the years so gave it a go from the start. We’ll what a gem of a British comedy, great cast.
Cathy - a drunken legend!!
If you liked Royle family, Early Doors etc you’ll probably like this.
Bellamy's Caddy
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Just finished the 1st series of Banshee. Crazy TV. Very very good.
You're in for a treat mate, it only gets better!
OccupiedPalestineBlues
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Just started watching Wayward Pines . . only in episode 2 and it’s a bit weird but also tantalisingly interesting in a love child of ‘the prisoner’ & ‘twin peaks’ sort of way.
Without revealing the plot - will I regret my initial enthusiasm?
Without revealing the plot - will I regret my initial enthusiasm?
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We've just started this, watched the first couple and enjoyed them. The sound waa very atmospheric. Thought it a bit odd that there are so many Brits playing Americans in it.Under the Banner of Heaven
Not noirish and atmospheric like True Detective at its very best but very well acted and compelling. Based on a true story as well.
Any potential viewer should be curious about Mormonism, though.
Blumers Bloomers
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Unsure why this evaded me for so long. Started watching about 6 weeks ago, bloody brilliant. Christine steals it for meTwo Doors Down
Saw bits and pieces over the years so gave it a go from the start. We’ll what a gem of a British comedy, great cast.
Cathy - a drunken legend!!
If you liked Royle family, Early Doors etc you’ll probably like this.
Just started watching Wayward Pines . . only in episode 2 and it’s a bit weird but also tantalisingly interesting in a love child of ‘the prisoner’ & ‘twin peaks’ sort of way.
Without revealing the plot - will I regret my initial enthusiasm?
Loved it just a pity they cancelled after season two
OccupiedPalestineBlues
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I’ll carry on with enthusiasm then - thanks - many great actors - Toby Jones and Juliette Lewis are right up there amongst the actors that draw me to watch tv series & movies that I’d otherwise swerve clear of.Loved it just a pity they cancelled after season two
Matt Dillon’s ok too.
Edit; Having watched episode 2, I’m not sure that Juliette Lewis’s magnetism will pull quite so strongly as I proceed into episode 3 and beyond :-(
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