TV Series

[bakerdave76]

Just watched 1883 which is a prequel to Yellowstone and it’s fantastic.

Do you need to have watched Yellowstone first?

 

[Uncle Wally One Ball]

Do you need to have watched Yellowstone first?

No

 

[waspish]

Anybody watched tv series Let the Right One In.
Loved the movies and the book even though vampires are not my thing.

Yeah loved it but was cancelled

 

[citytill1die84]

Watched & finished Black Bird yesterday true story and it was decent.

As Jimmy Keene begins a 10-year prison sentence, he gets an incredible offer: if he can elicit a confession from suspected killer Larry Hall, he will be freed; completing this mission becomes the challenge of a lifetime.

 

[bakerdave76]

No

Ta

 

[Franny 1234]

The gold on bbc. 6 episodes
Is worth watching its about the brinks gold robbery.

 

[Elbow beards]

Extraordinary on star is brilliant, very funny.
Everyone, when they reach a certain age gets a super power apart from the main character.
British humour at it's best.

 

[city2]

Clarkson on his farm is brilliant, couldn’t stop laughing when he sliced his thumb off showing someone how to make crisps from a potato, I’m a sick fuck.

 

[Nethermoor]

Just a note about Yellowstone and the two prequels.

After watching Yellowstone then 1883 and 1923 I get why they defend the ranch so heavily now.

 

[normskih]

Never once thought the perfect teeth was the main reason I did not like a TV programme.

I don’t think any of us are saying we didn’t like the programmes or the series have been spoilt because we haven’t , by our comments, just that as the series have been so good, being historically researched and obviously so expensively recreated, why not go the extra mile and cover up their teeth to how they would look?

 

[waspish]

Clarkson on his farm is brilliant, couldn’t stop laughing when he sliced his thumb off showing someone how to make crisps from a potato, I’m a sick fuck.

When I seen him pick up that spud and go to that I had the feeling it wasn’t going to end well[emoji38]

 

[normskih]

Just a note about Yellowstone and the two prequels.

After watching Yellowstone then 1883 and 1923 I get why they defend the ranch so heavily now.

I started with 1883, then, 1923, which is still showing each week on Paramount+ for those like my with Sly. I’m now starting to watch Yellowstone.

 

[Uncle Wally One Ball]

I started with 1883, then, 1923, which is still showing each week on Paramount+ for those like my with Sly. I’m now starting to watch Yellowstone.

Watched the latest 2 episodes of 1923 last night. Great TV

 

[Nethermoor]

Just watching 1923.

I watched Yellowstone first, then 1883 and now 1923.

All three are fantastic. I really loved Yellowstone because there's no heart warming bits. Just like a real life battle to keep your place in somewhere like Montana, it's all guns blazing. I love the characters, especially Rip.

I believe Taylor Sheridan the creator/co creator actually owns and lives on a ranch in Texas. The whole cowboy stuff is really interesting and I reckon a lot of the stuff they do is historically accurate (ish) and the cowboy stuff true to life.

I would go as far to say it's my favourite TV universe.

 

[ninjamonkey]

I enjoyed this. Think it's worth having the original audio and English subtitles option too. It seemed dead shit dubbed.

I'm usually one who prefers subtitles to shit dubbing (which practically every single netflix show suffers from) however I started watching this one with it dubbed as I wasn't giving it my undivided attention first episode so needed the dubbed sound and now they're the voices of the characters for me and I have to stick with it. It's not great dubbing but it's nowhere near the worst, only the woman who's getting beaten from her husband is unbearably annoying

 

[Dirty Harry]

Just watching 1923.

I watched Yellowstone first, then 1883 and now 1923.

All three are fantastic. I really loved Yellowstone because there's no heart warming bits. Just like a real life battle to keep your place in somewhere like Montana, it's all guns blazing. I love the characters, especially Rip.

I believe Taylor Sheridan the creator/co creator actually owns and lives on a ranch in Texas. The whole cowboy stuff is really interesting and I reckon a lot of the stuff they do is historically accurate (ish) and the cowboy stuff true to life.

I would go as far to say it's my favourite TV universe.

Happy to stand corrected but I think he may own the actual 6666 ranch ?

I still laugh at how they sometimes ride the horses with one hand in their hip like they’re in some 70s porn film.

 

[The Black Shed]

The last of us, three eps in, cant see how it is much different to the walking dead

I hope The Last of Us doesn't go for ten seasons like that did. Was brilliant for the first two seasons and then once you've exhausted all possible methods to kill a zombie, then storyline over for me!

 

[willipp]

I hope The Last of Us doesn't go for ten seasons like that did. Was brilliant for the first two seasons and then once you've exhausted all possible methods to kill a zombie, then storyline over for me!

TWD became for me about the humans and relationships rather than the zombies who became just a side show. That was brilliant at first and when they were battling the likes of Negan at first, but every season just got more ridiculous and stupid. 4/5 series would of been perfect.

Looking forward to starting the last of us, saving them till all 10 are out.

 

[JRockBlues]

TWD became for me about the humans and relationships rather than the zombies who became just a side show. That was brilliant at first and when they were battling the likes of Negan at first, but every season just got more ridiculous and stupid. 4/5 series would of been perfect.

Looking forward to starting the last of us, saving them till all 10 are out.

Might have a bit of a wait (there's only 9 episode's this season).

 

[Stoned Rose]

The Gold.

4 episodes in.

Pretty nifty so far.