Paul Lake's Left Knee
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Training day is woeful mate, really bad. Its on CBS in the USA, for those of us who watch shit through Kodi/internet
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- Thread starter Paul Lake's Left Knee
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Training day is woeful mate, really bad. Its on CBS in the USA, for those of us who watch shit through Kodi/internet
lethal weapon tv series on friday on ITV 1
It's actually not too bad, watched 8 or 9 episodes and its been okay from what i've seen.
kaz7
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Broadchurch,when hayley from corrie spoke at first she had a broad somerset accent,for the rest of it she spoke in hayley voice,very poor that
Man_City_Loyal
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Training day is woeful mate, really bad. Its on CBS in the USA, for those of us who watch shit through Kodi/internet
Think I will leave it.
Rush Hour was awful aswell/
Man_City_Loyal
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It's actually not too bad, watched 8 or 9 episodes and its been okay from what i've seen.
looking forward to it starting
talkativesprout
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Found Colony the other day, despite a lot of Ham, I found it enjoyable. Aliens land and governments let them get on with what they want peacefully by subjugating the people.
I found it similar to the "V" mini series of the eighties but without rubber reptiles. Strange though it kicked off after the aliens had arrived and martial law was already in effect.
I started watching series two, this kicks off pre alien landing. It is almost as if the producers were not sure they would get a second series if they started at the beginning so it has gone a bit Tarantino/Memento, still hammy but watchable non the less.
I found it similar to the "V" mini series of the eighties but without rubber reptiles. Strange though it kicked off after the aliens had arrived and martial law was already in effect.
I started watching series two, this kicks off pre alien landing. It is almost as if the producers were not sure they would get a second series if they started at the beginning so it has gone a bit Tarantino/Memento, still hammy but watchable non the less.
M18CTID
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Twin peaks looks right up my street but would I have to watch the original or pick it up straight away?
I'm sure I read somewhere that it pretty much picks up where it left off so you'd be advised to watch the original 2 seasons, otherwise knowing Lynch and Frost it will be difficult to follow.
I can't wait for it to be honest - looking back, the original was cheesy as fuck in places but was utterly gripping. And if the new series turns out to be shite then I can still enjoy listening to the tremendous theme music!
kaz7
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The Replacement started on the beeb last night,as good as Dr Foster