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Optimus Prime wrote: »

I watched them all and really enjoyed it, the only thing that was a bit dodge and its not a spoiler or anything, is the big guys head is really odd looking with his big body. It just looks weird, it looks like he is literally just wearing a body builders Halloween costume under his jacket and his head is too small compared to the rest of him.

He was in Black Sails and the body size is about a quarter of what he's been put into here! Just on episode 3 myself but holding my attention so far.

kunst nugget

Optimus Prime wrote: »

I watched them all and really enjoyed it, the only thing that was a bit dodge and its not a spoiler or anything, is the big guys head is really odd looking with his big body. It just looks weird, it looks like he is literally just wearing a body builders Halloween costume under his jacket and his head is too small compared to the rest of him.

He's purposely meant to look like that though and I actually thought it helped to enhance the comic book feel of the whole thing.

Mickeroo

Season 2 of The Durrels was added last week. Very enjoyable show and Keeley Hawes is great in it. Be warned, it will make you want to go on holiday in Corfu.

Optimus Prime

kunst nugget wrote: »

He's purposely meant to look like that though and I actually thought it helped to enhance the comic book feel of the whole thing.

Ah i know it just really looked like just a body suit, i mean there have been guys playing bigger bodied characters in comic films before but their head never seemed to look so Tiny and out of proportion in them. Its a minor thing though, i thought it was great.

Autecher

It's cheeky of Netflix to call Workin' Moms a Netflix exclusive when they only have 1 season of it over here, they are into the third season in Canada and America! Anyway i like the show, I didn't think I would but I really do.

Quazzie

Autecher wrote: »

It's cheeky of Netflix to call Workin' Moms a Netflix exclusive when they only have 1 season of it over here, they are into the third season in Canada and America! Anyway i like the show, I didn't think I would but I really do.

If you can't see season 1 anywhere else legally then it is an exclusive.

Autecher

Quazzie wrote: »

If you can't see season 1 anywhere else legally then it is an exclusive.

I know I wasn't really being serious

peteeeed

https://twitter.com/netflixuk/status/1098985923960811520?s=21

pixelburp

Well that looks like typical post-Office Gervais, and just f*cking miserable.

marklazarcovic

Suburra season 2 yessss... If ye missed the film and season one and like hard hitting European drama like Gomorrah... Watch them..

gmisk

peteeeed wrote: »

https://twitter.com/netflixuk/status/1098985923960811520?s=21

That actually looks funny, great cast as well.....hopefully Diane Morgan gets a decent part in it love her.

km79

I loved Derek soI will give that a shot

Tilikum17

kunst nugget wrote: »

Episode 5 of Umbrella Academy finished and I'm really enjoying it too. A refreshing watch compared to some of the more po-faced comic book inspired fare out there.

If anyone is watching this show at the minute. Can you please explain what the point was with the ice cream truck scene.
It made no sense to me.

peteeeed

peteeeed wrote: »

Chefs table season 6

Suburra: Blood on Rome (Suburra: La Serie) Season 2

The Photographer Of Mauthausen
A Catalán prisoner at a Nazi concentration camp uses his office job to steal photo negatives of the atrocities committed there. Based on true events.

Paddleton (mark duplass,Ray Romano)
https://www.metacritic.com/movie/paddleton
After he's diagnosed with terminal cancer, middle-aged Michael asks his neighbor friend Andy to help him end his life before the disease does.

Paris Is Us
Amid a turbulent romance and rising tensions in Paris, a young woman finds herself caught in a dizzying spiral of dreams, memories and what-ifs.

Redwater season 1
Dark drama and mystery ensue as Kat and Alfie Moon travel to a seaside Irish village in search of the son she had at age 14 and hasn't seen since.

Workin' Moms season 1
Maternity leave is over and it's time for these four moms to return to work while navigating kids, bosses, love and life in modern-day Toronto.

Twilight in Forks
Filmmaker Jason Brown travels to Forks, Washington, to see how the town inspired author Stephenie Meyer to use it as the setting for "Twilight."

added today

The Kindness Diaries season 2
Host Leon Logothetis travels the world with only a vintage motorbike and the kindness of strangers, which he pays back in unexpected, inspiring ways

Burt kreisher the machine
Also added

Drumpot

Tilikum17 wrote: »

If anyone is watching this show at the minute. Can you please explain what the point was with the ice cream truck scene.
It made no sense to me.

Do you mean when the

ice cream truck crashes into the hitmen and time stops

?

retro:electro

Hurrache wrote: »

Any point in listening to the podcast after watching the series?

I still would because it’s good to hear the story from the horse’s mouth. I found the daughters to be annoying in the series but have so much love for them on the podcast. Yes they have annoying accents but they are extremely dry witted and sharp. They say the most extreme shlt with the most monotonous tone.

JohnCreedon81

I tried The Good Place and Schitts Creek but didn’t like either, settled on Master of None and that’s much better.

I also Gave it’s always sunny one last try and I just can’t get into it. Despite some killer one liners here and there, it’s just too silly and OTT for my liking.

JohnCreedon81

Oh for anyone who’s a fan of First Dates I’d really recommend Dating Around.

Only 6 short episodes but I loved it! Some absolute characters, and some crazy happenings which would make you question whether it’s somewhat scripted but regardless it’s damn entertaining and highly polished.

Synode

JohnCreedon81 wrote: »

Schitts Creek

I'd recommend going back to this. I only heard of it on here and it was noted that it takes a few episodes to get going. It really does but after the first 2 or 3 episodes it gets brilliant. Probably my favourite show over the last year

Bahanaman

JohnCreedon81 wrote:

I tried The Good Place and Schitts Creek but didn’t like either, settled on Master of None and that’s much better.

You didn't like Schitt's Creek?! This just cannot be!! Just goes to show the diversity in taste. As said above, I'd go back to it. I'd be biased though.... I loved it from the beginning.

honeybear

Anyone watch Dirty John?

JohnCreedon81

Bahanaman wrote: »

You didn't like Schitt's Creek?! This just cannot be!! Just goes to show the diversity in taste. As said above, I'd go back to it. I'd be biased though.... I loved it from the beginning.

I might go back to it, but the mayor fella I just couldn’t bear, every time he’s on screen it’s like the tv equivalent of the sound of nails scratching glass, unbearable. Is he a constant character in the show? If so it’s a deal breaker!

Ariadne

honeybear wrote: »

Anyone watch Dirty John?

I found it fascinating and terrifying, how someone so malicious can come into your life and destroy it, and how there is very little that the police or anyone else can do. Though I also have to say that I found Debra Newell very naive, I did feel very sorry for her too.

crustybla

JohnCreedon81 wrote: »

I might go back to it, but the mayor fella I just couldn’t bear, every time he’s on screen it’s like the tv equivalent of the sound of nails scratching glass, unbearable. Is he a constant character in the show? If so it’s a deal breaker!

Same. I thought about watching episode 4 but he sprang to mind and I haven't watched it since.

ixoy

Synode wrote: »

I'd recommend going back to this. I only heard of it on here and it was noted that it takes a few episodes to get going. It really does but after the first 2 or 3 episodes it gets brilliant. Probably my favourite show over the last year

I've one episode left in the first season and am really enjoying it - wouldn't have known about it were it not for this thread.
The mayor is annoying but he's meant to be, right? And he doesn't feature heavily enough to bother me.
I really like how, aside from the humour, the characters grow on you. David's my favourite - he actually becomes kind of sweet, after his initial narcissistic opening episodes.

JohnCreedon81

Of course he’s meant to be annoying, but you can still dislike the character! I can’t stand him.

Synode

The mother's voice grates on me but who cares. The show is great

amor3

Had a look at Fyre during the week. Quite enjoyed it.

Venom

amor3 wrote: »

Had a look at Fyre during the week. Quite enjoyed it.

The Hulu Fyre doc is much better.

crustybla

Ok, I've had a gander at episodes 4 and 5 of Schitt's Creek and ep 5 actually made me giggle a few times. Might chance episode 6 later...