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@bovidae said in TV Serieseseses:
@bones said in TV Serieseseses:
Peacemaker
Fucken stupid.Absolutely loved it! How good!
And who knew that John Cena can play the piano. Yes, it was him playing "Home Sweet Home".
I can't think of another intro I've ever continually watched and listened to, let alone looked forward to and not skipped immediately. I feel like that was probably his idea also.
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@bones said in TV Serieseseses:
@bovidae said in TV Serieseseses:
@bones said in TV Serieseseses:
Peacemaker
Fucken stupid.Absolutely loved it! How good!
And who knew that John Cena can play the piano. Yes, it was him playing "Home Sweet Home".
I can't think of another intro I've ever continually watched and listened to, let alone looked forward to and not skipped immediately. I feel like that was probably his idea also.
The intro was brilliant. As you say, never skipped, yet the same every time.
Not sure if it was his idea but I have read about some of the scenes being him just running with the gag and ad-libbing.
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@crucial said in TV Serieseseses:
@bones said in TV Serieseseses:
@bovidae said in TV Serieseseses:
@bones said in TV Serieseseses:
Peacemaker
Fucken stupid.Absolutely loved it! How good!
And who knew that John Cena can play the piano. Yes, it was him playing "Home Sweet Home".
I can't think of another intro I've ever continually watched and listened to, let alone looked forward to and not skipped immediately. I feel like that was probably his idea also.
The intro was brilliant. As you say, never skipped, yet the same every time.
Not sure if it was his idea but I have read about some of the scenes being him just running with the gag and ad-libbing.
Gunn has a dance number in everything he has done and wanted to do the same
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@catogrande said in TV Serieseseses:
Vikings was great at first but went downhill IMO. Jumped the shark with the battle for York with hiding in non existent sewers and the Saxon army having uniform armour from 200 years in the future. Add in a disjointed non-sensical storyline and I lost interest. Vikings Valhalla just carries on from there.
I do like this pedantry. Don't watch The Last Kingdom as they too have sewers in York.
@nta said in TV Serieseseses:
Aelswith looked the same age the entire way through, and only in the last few episodes did they have a crack at giving her a few gray hairs.
This was especially weird as they didn't do it for the earlier episodes, in the same series, that were only supposed to be a few days or weeks earlier.
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@nepia said in TV Serieseseses:
@nta said in TV Serieseseses:
Aelswith looked the same age the entire way through, and only in the last few episodes did they have a crack at giving her a few gray hairs.
This was especially weird as they didn't do it for the earlier episodes, in the same series, that were only supposed to be a few days or weeks earlier.
Covid related supply chain issues meant she had just run out of hair dye to hide her grey
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@nepia said in TV Serieseseses:
@catogrande said in TV Serieseseses:
Vikings was great at first but went downhill IMO. Jumped the shark with the battle for York with hiding in non existent sewers and the Saxon army having uniform armour from 200 years in the future. Add in a disjointed non-sensical storyline and I lost interest. Vikings Valhalla just carries on from there.
I do like this pedantry. Don't watch The Last Kingdom as they too have sewers in York.
It’s ok, I shut my eyes during that bit.
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@bovidae said in TV Serieseseses:
Airing at the end of the month (spoiler alert).
Really enjoying that series... brilliant !!!
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Finished watching all of Season 1. {8 episodes}
of ' Vikings Valhalla ' a week ago... excellent watch.
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So first two eps of Slow Horses and I brought into it pretty easily. There's a few 'that's not how I pictured things' moments as expected when you have created scenes and characters in your head.
Oldman brilliant as expected. Change of location for River's 'fuck up' but it probably worked better visually.
Only trouble is that the books are all about the characters while TV by nature is more about plot and even as a big fan of Herron's books the plots aren't the most complex. Some of the characters, written as cliches of the genre, appear even more so in the flesh.
Still, an enjoyable and quality watch.
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Finished both seasons of The Thin Blue Line.
Excellent, I liked it better than Blackadder!
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@taniwharugby said in TV Serieseseses:
Finished both seasons of The Thin Blue Line.
I watched that when it was first on TV1. I enjoyed it too.
Excellent, I liked it better than Blackadder!
But not as much as this...
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@taniwharugby said in TV Serieseseses:
Finished both seasons of The Thin Blue Line.
Excellent, I liked it better than Blackadder!
You’re dead to me
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If I remember this correctly though you only got around to watching Blackadder recently didn't you @taniwharugby ?
Blackadder (well S2, 3 and 4) was a cultural touchpoint at time of release. Clever and witty but I can see why someone watching it for the first time now would wonder what the hype was about.
