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mikhail · 01-09-2018 07:16PM

deisedude wrote: »

You can not like a show without sh1tting over people that do like it

Yep, and likewise like a show without ****ting all over those who don't.

(Even The Detectorists, though I will admit to being amused at the flailing miss the first guy made at spelling the name of the show.)

Mantis Toboggan · 01-09-2018 08:06PM

redblaze wrote: »

Who only watch TV with little or no social life.

That's the only excuse for thinking Ozark is good.

That's a load of bollix

RocketRaccoon · 01-09-2018 08:33PM

redblaze wrote: »

Who only watch TV with little or no social life.

That's the only excuse for thinking Ozark is good.

What shows do you enjoy oh great one? I haven't watched Ozark but that is a ridiculous post.

noodler · 01-09-2018 09:01PM

redblaze wrote: »

People who think this show is good need to get out more. I tried it twice and bailed after 4 episodes.

It's binge TV for people who only watch TV.

Weirdo

bottlebrush · 01-09-2018 09:01PM

started watching Ozark today. now on episode three. I like it.

Mr.Wemmick · 01-09-2018 09:11PM

Oh wait.. has someone just come on to a thread about TV shows to b!tch about people watching tv shows to make themselves feel all big and better than everyone else.

Hilarious.

redblaze · 01-09-2018 09:38PM

Mr.Wemmick wrote: »

Oh wait.. has someone just come on to a thread about TV shows to b!tch about people watching tv shows to make themselves feel all big and better than everyone else.
.
Hilarious.

No. Read it again.

I'm talking about people going from one binge show to the next when - in the case of Ozark - some of it so mediocre or downright shíte

The West Wing. Breaking Bad. Lost. The Wire. The Sopranos. The Staircase. The first 2 seasons of House Of Cards. It's Always Sunny In Philadelphia

All shows worthy of binging on.

Not Ozark. It's fúcking brutal.

And yet some people have nothing better to be doing or watching. We live in a golden age of TV shows and some think that this very poor man's Breaking Bad is worthy of hours of your life.

Lol. Work away

johnny_ultimate · 01-09-2018 09:54PM

Mod note: Please note this section of the charter.

The 'attack the post, not the poster' rule extends to more generalised posts. Condescending comments or generalised insults aimed at everyone and anyone who disagrees with you are just as bad as attacking an individual. You can easily argue for and against a film without having to make judgements on anyone whose opinion might differ from your own. These sorts of generalised attacks always have a toxic effect on discussion, and posters who use them will receive warnings or infractions and likely have their post deleted.

If you’re going to criticise something, do so without insulting those who disagree. Thanks.

(Non-Mod P.S.: House of Cards seasons one and two are awful rubbish)

Damien360 · 01-09-2018 10:14PM

I'm here to say I loved Ozark. Can't wait to start season 2.

Enough waffle, more recommendations please

RocketRaccoon · 01-09-2018 10:16PM

redblaze wrote: »

No. Read it again.

I'm talking about people going from one binge show to the next when - in the case of Ozark - some of it so mediocre or downright sh
The West Wing. Breaking Bad. Lost. The Wire. The Sopranos. The Staircase. The first 2 seasons of House Of Cards. It's Always Sunny In Philadelphia

All shows worthy of binging on.

Not Ozark. It's fúcking brutal.

And yet some people have nothing better to be doing or watching. We live in a golden age of TV shows and some think that this very poor man's Breaking Bad is worthy of hours of your life.

Lol. Work away

See I can do this too.

West Wing was ****e. Lost after season 3, ****e. House of cards, ****e. I wouldn't binge any of those.

redblaze · 01-09-2018 10:30PM

RocketRaccoon wrote: »

West Wing was ****e

:pac:

redblaze · 01-09-2018 10:31PM

A look at the Ozark thread in the TV forum seems I'm far from alone on thinking this show is woeful.

Anyway. Enough.

Back to the "recommendations" part of this thread.

extra gravy · 01-09-2018 10:36PM

RocketRaccoon wrote: »

West Wing was ****e.

Blasphemy

RocketRaccoon · 01-09-2018 10:46PM

redblaze wrote: »

:pac:

Aren't opinions great?

Electric Nitwit · 02-09-2018 11:10AM

Quick thanks for the pointers to Wind River. Watched it last night and thought it was incredible, can't believe how quietly it slipped through the cinemas

noodler · 02-09-2018 02:55PM

Electric Nitwit wrote: »

Quick thanks for the pointers to Wind River. Watched it last night and thought it was incredible, can't believe how quietly it slipped through the cinemas

Loved it.

Christ it hits you like a tonne of bricks halfway through

cml387 · 02-09-2018 03:06PM

noodler wrote: »

Loved it.

Christ it hits you like a tonne of bricks halfway through

There are some really poignant moments that you could miss (I thought the soundtrack muddy and unintelligible in parts, my only criticism).

At the end (not really a spoiler but just in case)

the father of the dead girl has his face painted in a grief mask, his own design because there was one left to ask (presumably a tribe elder). I thought it was so sad.

Synode · 02-09-2018 05:40PM

Paw Patrol is back on Netflix for anyone with kids who love it

mikhail · 02-09-2018 05:50PM

johnny_ultimate wrote: »

(Non-Mod P.S.: House of Cards seasons one and two are awful rubbish)

I enjoyed the first season, but season 2 was like a piece of fan fiction. There was no tension or sense of danger to Frank from start to finish, no compelling antagonist, nothing to make for actual drama. I stopped watching after that.

SimonTemplar · 02-09-2018 06:20PM

I think the biggest problem with season 2 was that the president was such a weakling and no match at all for Frank. It would have been much better if the president was a much stronger character with a more charismatic actor too.

BillyHasMates · 02-09-2018 06:29PM

Just watched American Assassin. Was expecting something half decent with Michael Keaton in it but it's pretty poor.

Mantis Toboggan · 02-09-2018 08:39PM

2 episodes into ozark and it's very good, similar standard to season one but might not be for everyone

inforfun · 03-09-2018 07:59AM

adox wrote: »

Anybody watched Inside The Criminal Mind? Any good?

Yep, watched it this weekend.
It is a bit "more of the same" but it is ok.

Paradise PD has its funny parts but trying too hard to be controversial at times.
And i usually really like humour that gets entire twitter populations "offended"

Sleepy · 03-09-2018 09:08AM

Found the third series of Detectorists by other means. A lovely little show that knew when to quit (a rarity these days). Keep finding myself daydreaming about *SEASON 3*

finding and getting to restore a house in the countryside like Andy gets to at the end

. It was a lovely ending.

Was never really a fan myself but who would have guessed Ricky Gervais wasn't even the funniest writer on the cast of the Office?!

yabadabado · 03-09-2018 10:54AM

Is the Detectorists finished up at season 3 or is there plans for more seasons ?

Basq · 03-09-2018 11:31AM

yabadabado wrote: »

Is the Detectorists finished up at season 3 or is there plans for more seasons ?

Nope, that's it unfortunately...

Sleepy · 03-09-2018 12:01PM

They've done it right tbh. 3 seasons was plenty of space for them to finish the story arcs for Andy and Lance and any more would really just be dragging it out for the sake of it: something *so* many tv series do that I think the production team should be commended for knowing when to call it a day and go out on a high.

TICKLE_ME_ELMO · 03-09-2018 12:16PM

Sleepy wrote: »

They've done it right tbh. 3 seasons was plenty of space for them to finish the story arcs for Andy and Lance and any more would really just be dragging it out for the sake of it: something *so* many tv series do that I think the production team should be commended for knowing when to call it a day and go out on a high.

There are exceptions but most BBC shows only do a few series.

mooseknunkle · 03-09-2018 01:37PM

Sleepy wrote: »

Found the third series of Detectorists by other means. A lovely little show that knew when to quit (a rarity these days). Keep finding myself daydreaming about
finding and getting to restore a house in the countryside like Andy gets to at the end
. It was a lovely ending.

Was never really a fan myself but who would have guessed Ricky Gervais wasn't even the funniest writer on the cast of the Office?!

You probably should let people know the bit you spoilered is in season 3 and not on Netflix.

peteeeed · 03-09-2018 02:41PM

The Debt Collector (2018)
A broke martial arts instructor takes a side gig with a mobster, who pairs him with a veteran thug for a weekend of fisticuffs-fueled debt collection

And some Nickelodeon shows ( back )

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