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TV Series
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FantasyIreland
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Aye,other than the climax/build up,the series is pretty much that.Three episodes in to this series of peaky blinders and in all honesty it’s absolute shite so far.
blueunit
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Watched the first two Obi-wan episodes, so far so good
Brett Sinclair
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Yep.. that last episode was incredible, loved it! Pissed off there's a break now.. mid-season finales should be banned!Better Call Saul. Wow.
urban genie
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Watched the first two Obi-wan episodes, so far so good
Enjoyed both, got a bit of a sin city visual vibe on the second episode cityscape shots I thought
Bilboblue
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Halfway through Bosch Legacy, loving it, hope it continues to a series 2
Goosebumps at that final sceneWatched the first two Obi-wan episodes, so far so good
richardtheref
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I am re watching all of Peaky Blinders. Up to series 4 and not sure why I ever liked it in the 1st place.Three episodes in to this series of peaky blinders and in all honesty it’s absolute shite so far.
JRockBlues
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With that ending there better be a season 2.Halfway through Bosch Legacy, loving it, hope it continues to a series 2
ETA: Just found this which is good news...
“It was easy to greenlight the second season of Bosch: Legacy after execs saw the 10-episode first season,” Amazon Freevee’s Co-Head of Content and Programming Ryan Pirozzi said. “We’re ecstatic with the new show.”
No release date as yet but if it follows on from the original series then it will be in about a year.
Busy cunts.Bad news...
Binge-watching TV is major driver of heart disease: Scientists urge people to watch less than one hour each day, exercise between episodes, and ditch viewing snacks
Watching TV for less than an hour a day could help prevent a tenth of heart disease cases | Daily Mail Online
Decent telly is a great escape from the stresses and strains of life. I'd argue it's good for mental health if you give your mind a break, and indulge in a bit of fantasy, or drama.
Not everyone sits in there pants all day eating junk food binging on box sets.
This sort of holier than thou 'advice' really pisses me off.