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@crucial said in TV Serieseseses:
@mikethesnow said in TV Serieseseses:
The Responder
Martin Freeman channelling his inner Stephen Graham
Tense, nervous, headaches
2 episodes in
Loving it
What channel?
I have been looking forward to this. Big fan of Martin Freeman
BBC 1
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@mikethesnow said in TV Serieseseses:
The Responder
Martin Freeman channelling his inner Stephen Graham
Tense, nervous, headaches
2 episodes in
Loving it
Yeah, every so often you get a programme where the bad shit is easy to see coming but it’s still hypnotising to watch. A great performance. The young female smackhead character is infuriatingly spot on too.
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@bovidae said in TV Serieseseses:
Ozark
Finished watching Pt 1 of S4, so only 7 more episodes to go whenever Pt 2 airs. This is one of the best Netflix shows in recent years. Julia Garner is just brilliant as Ruth.
One episode down of season four and I remain convinced that children only exist to ruin everything.
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@crucial said in TV Serieseseses:
Big fan of Martin Freeman
He's so bloody versatile eh - pretty much kills it in whatever role he plays. From corrupt FBI Agent to repressed, frustrated dad with a little dabble in the depths of Mordor. Pretty much can't miss anything he's in these days.
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@antipodean said in TV Serieseseses:
@bovidae said in TV Serieseseses:
Ozark
Finished watching Pt 1 of S4, so only 7 more episodes to go whenever Pt 2 airs. This is one of the best Netflix shows in recent years. Julia Garner is just brilliant as Ruth.
One episode down of season four and I remain convinced that children only exist to ruin everything.
Wendy can do that all by herself. I do like how the arcs of the main characters have continually changed from S1.
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Dopesick
Not an easy watch by any stretch of the imagination, but a really fucking good one
You will be at different times sad, disillusioned, horrified, and very very angry.
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@jc said in TV Serieseseses:
@mikethesnow said in TV Serieseseses:
The Responder
Martin Freeman channelling his inner Stephen Graham
Tense, nervous, headaches
2 episodes in
Loving it
Yeah, every so often you get a programme where the bad shit is easy to see coming but it’s still hypnotising to watch. A great performance. The young female smackhead character is infuriatingly spot on too.
Brilliant show. Just so realistic.
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@jc said in TV Serieseseses:
@crucial Yeah, it’s gone to some dark places. What an actor. You can see the thoughts running through the character’s mind. I’ve always liked Freeman but never dreamed he had a performance like this in him.
I caught a little bit of him as a guest on Graham Norton talking about this and he was so concerned about his scouse accent sounding like a parody that he used it as his normal speak for a year or so ahead of filming.
On another note the guy has great taste in music (search out his old Motown documentary on youtube) and has collaborated on a few compilation albums that are often my go to background music
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The Woman in the House Across the Street from the Girl in the Window (netflix)
Really dark crime comedy with a load of satire. First episode is a bit slow as it sets the scene, but it really gets going after that. Bloody great.
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@victor-meldrew we watched that Over the weekend too, loads and loads of satire, almost gets close to “scary movie” kind of piss taking
Did very much enjoy it though, always liked kristen bell
Maybe spoilers
Was expecting one more big twist, that she was imagining it all and she was in hospital or something, just because she was always reading those books, and things like the message on the headstone changed, and some of the lines…the really pointed satire we’re just laid on a bit thick
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@crucial said in TV Serieseseses:
Interesting. The reviews I have read have been scathing.
Wife thought it looked interesting so we got halfway through the first episode until we moved on to something else.
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@crucial said in TV Serieseseses:
Interesting. The reviews I have read have been scathing.
I looked up reviews after, seemed people can’t decide what’s going on, two heading I saw one after the other talked about Kristen bell amazing acting and the other her poor acting
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I've only watched 2 episodes but am liking it a lot. My sense of humour is dark so it appeals to me for that and I like the satire on stereotypes and society.
(I'm a big fan of the earlier Midsomer Murders seasons which really took the piss out of Home Counties UK)
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@antipodean said in TV Serieseseses:
@crucial said in TV Serieseseses:
Interesting. The reviews I have read have been scathing.
Wife thought it looked interesting so we got halfway through the first episode until we moved on to something else.
The first episode sets the scene, the second episode really kicks things off. There's a reference to Silence of the Lambs which is comic genius.
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@bovidae said in TV Serieseseses:
Ozark
Finished watching Pt 1 of S4, so only 7 more episodes to go whenever Pt 2 airs. This is one of the best Netflix shows in recent years. Julia Garner is just brilliant as Ruth.
She has hair that looks like two minute noodles though.
Just started season 4. Interested to see what happens but I can already sense a bit of a case of ‘don’t really care’ because every single main character is so unlikable.
Granted I haven’t run a drug cartel and don’t have first hand experience but I find it utterly ridiculous the Mexicans didn’t kill Darlene a couple of seasons ago.
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@victor-meldrew said in TV Serieseseses:
@antipodean said in TV Serieseseses:
@crucial said in TV Serieseseses:
Interesting. The reviews I have read have been scathing.
Wife thought it looked interesting so we got halfway through the first episode until we moved on to something else.
The first episode sets the scene, the second episode really kicks things off. There's a reference to Silence of the Lambs which is comic genius.
Pleased I took your advice. Definitely gets better and worth persevering with.