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Nearly finished watching all five seasons of Haven. 4 episodes remaining.
We've just started watching Carnivale - a beautifully filmed supernatural series set in a travelling carnival (fairground as we'd call it) in the American depression. Three episodes in, and it's really good. Excellent cast, believable (given it's about the supernatural) story, and the typically good script that we've come to expect from HBO. Apparently it gets canned before the story ends, so I accept it'll be the journey rather than the ultimate destination. One of the leading characters is Michael J Anderson, the dwarf from Twin Peaks, who brings a sense of mystery and maybe potential menace too, thought he's a quite sympathetic character.
It is perhaps summed up by the opening speech, delivered by the above character, ".....There was magic then, nobility, and unimaginable cruelty. And so it was until the day that a false sun exploded over Trinity, and man forever traded away wonder for reason." which rather nicely sets up the conceit that magic / supernatural still existed relatively recently, but not no longer features today.
Recommended - with the caveat that I don't yet know if we'll be left high and dry after the two series then cancellation.
just got to the end of series 2 and sadly the end. My above recommendation stands, as there is as reasonable denouement albeit open to continuing the tale - which sadly wasn’t to be. disappointing it stops, but not left high and dry as it kind of concludes
Fortunately a new network has picked it up and it’ll be back for season 4!I recently finished watching season 3 of Lucifer, and have only one thing to say: whoever authorised the cancellation of the series is an idiot!
I’m caught up with Peaky Blinders. One of the best series ever made. Can’t wait for the new season next year. Also Game of Thrones next April too.
Fortunately a new network has picked it up and it’ll be back for season 4!