What TV are you watching?

[wafter]

Westworld - watched the first series the first time around and have just gotten around to re-visiting it.

Just as before it's absolutely blown me away again - very highly recommended if you're not familiar

 

[Richard A Thackeray]

I'll have to have a look at the new Addams Family spin-off, that's being promoted for Netflix
'Wednesday'

Christina Ricci (the 90's film adaptation) Wednesday, is cast in it


View: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Q73UhUTs6y0

The 'Adult Wednesday Addams' shorts on YouTube, are wonderful, if you've not seen them?
(adult, as grown up. not as in 'adult films'.....)
Rather wonderfully, it's released on a Wednesday

And, yes!, that is Catherine Zeta-Jones, as Morticia

 

[Deleted member 26715]

Just a thought folks, I often see the recommendations & then wonder how are you watching it, it would be very helpful or at least I think it would be if you also included where it was watched, I don't mea in your living room or in the caravan, but via MY5, Netflix, Disney+ etc. think it will save others hunting for something only to find they can't watch it.

 

[cougie uk]

Westworld - watched the first series the first time around and have just gotten around to re-visiting it.

Just as before it's absolutely blown me away again - very highly recommended if you're not familiar

It did go downhill in later series sadly.

 

[cyberknight]

The peripheral on prime based on a William Gibson novel ,the author who invented the term cyberspace

 

[matticus]

The peripheral on prime based on a William Gibson novel ,the author who invented the term cyberspace

I can't watch this - but I confess an interest! I was a total Gibson fan-boy from the beginning, but I found Peripheral almost unreadable. I couldn't understand the timeline jumping; normally his "show don't tell" style works brilliantly, but may be I was just too dumb for this one
I have a (smart) friend who loved it ...

 

[Chislenko]

Just a thought folks, I often see the recommendations & then wonder how are you watching it, it would be very helpful or at least I think it would be if you also included where it was watched, I don't mea in your living room or in the caravan, but via MY5, Netflix, Disney+ etc. think it will save others hunting for something only to find they can't watch it.

My viewing is dead straightforward, normal TV, don't pay any subscriptions.

 

[Deleted member 26715]

My viewing is dead straightforward, normal TV, don't pay any subscriptions.

I'll commit that to memory & pull it forward each time you post, if others would like to do the same, I'll remember the options available them as well, you have a good day now.

 

[wiggydiggy]

Star Trek - Lower Decks (Amazon)

Cartoon based on the antics of the crew of a less important ship of the Federation. It's interesting and funny so far and seems to be canon, I've been meaning to watch some more Trek for a while but am finding time an issue so at 20mins ish an episode this will do.

 

[Mo1959]

I finally caught up on Inside Man on BBC iplayer last night. Binge watched all 4 episodes. Something a bit different. Without giving too much away it just let you see how drastically life can go pear shaped with one stupid mistake.

 

[cougie uk]

I finally caught up on Inside Man on BBC iplayer last night. Binge watched all 4 episodes. Something a bit different. Without giving too much away it just let you see how drastically life can go pear shaped with one stupid mistake.

Did you watch all the way to the end ? It sets up series 2.

 

[MontyVeda]

Just a thought folks, I often see the recommendations & then wonder how are you watching it, it would be very helpful or at least I think it would be if you also included where it was watched, I don't mea in your living room or in the caravan, but via MY5, Netflix, Disney+ etc. think it will save others hunting for something only to find they can't watch it.

Almost always downloaded from a dodgy torrent site and viewed long after broadcast on the Beeb, Disney+, Netflix, ITV or wherever.
I'm about to watch an episode of Crown Court from 1973.

 

[Mo1959]

Did you watch all the way to the end ? It sets up series 2.

Oh, good. I maybe cut off too soon. Was there a trailer for a new one?

 

[MichaelW2]

Rogue Heroes
The "mostly true" story of the origins of the SAS in North Africa. Lots of mayhem and violence with fun high jinx to an anachronistic AC/DC sound track
He Who Dares, Rodney!

 

[matticus]

Oh, good. I maybe cut off too soon. Was there a trailer for a new one?

Spoiler: final scene

There is a scene with Dolly Wells at the US prison talking to the Tucci's character, to help with a different case she MAY have been involved in ...
It's quite nicely done.

A really good series overall - very original, and some great moments!