What TV series are you watching at moment?

^Best show ever made.

Tried Z Nation, turned it off after 20 mins.

Getting in to Trailer Park Boys, I don't know why I am always so late to the cult comedy bandwagons, it's fucking great.

Watching Rock Profile again, just cause I can't think of anything to watch on Netflix and I have a shit-tonne of DVDs gathering dust.

  On 4/14/2016 at 1:01 PM, olo said:

The Last Panthers - 1st episode I guess. It aired last night on Sundance. Seemed alright, had some quality to it. I think this show has aired overseas already. Anyone across the pond have any thoughts as to continue watching this show? as in, worth the time that is...

  On 4/17/2016 at 10:51 PM, Rubin Farr said:

How is Last Panthers, has anyone watched it? Legends looks interesting too.

Yes it's pretty good, very gloomy and grim I thought. The scoring by Clark adds a lot to it. The acting isn't that great though, especially on the French side...

Need to just save this season of Silicon Valley to binge on. The episodes feel so short and I hate that feeling when an episode ends and I can't just play the next.

Watching Get a Life for the first time now, v. cheesy but good. Can't believe I passed on the show years ago.

yeh, new Silicon Valley was excellent. best satire going, best in a long time.

Anybody tried Flowers on C4 yet? Julian Barratt and Olivia Colman got me intrigued but not sure how I feel about it. It keeps warping between dark comedy and just eccentric and wacky for the sake of it... Shun is a weird character too, total Asian stereotype, he may as well have a rice hat and buck teeth. Made even weirder by the fact it's played by the guy who writes the show.

Just finished all the Black Mirror episodes ending with the White Christmas one.... fuck that was a good episode

  On 4/27/2016 at 11:44 AM, WeAreOceans said:

Anybody tried Flowers on C4 yet? Julian Barratt and Olivia Colman got me intrigued but not sure how I feel about it. It keeps warping between dark comedy and just eccentric and wacky for the sake of it... Shun is a weird character too, total Asian stereotype, he may as well have a rice hat and buck teeth. Made even weirder by the fact it's played by the guy who writes the show.

fell asleep during Monday's but that was from exhaustion not the program itself,

try & find Camping if you can, its on Sky Atlantic, but there are other means..... superb dark humour by Nighty Night's Julia Davis (wife of J Barratt from Flowers/Boosh) satirizing all things English as well camping, relationships, life, sex, gender, age and commodes

Watched the first season of the expanse, some good ideas, but it started heading in a pretty shit direction in the last episode. That final scene was everything I didn't want.

Few lads at work reckon The Tunnel is quite good, and up my street. Just need a Sky subscription, and that aint gonna happen.

Jools Holland is back on bbc so I'm watching that at the mo.

binged 6 episodes of The Americans last night, pretty good from a keeping-you-hooked-on-the-plot point of view. hard to judge something objectively when you binge so much of a show though, starts messing with your brain after a while.

Doublename, you were so right about the French Returned (the European versions of things tend to be better than its American counterpart...American stuff, even the slow-breathing stuff, is always more ADHD)

Just bought Rick and Morty season 1...see yall on the other side

I'm really enjoying Weediquette, very informative

  On 4/30/2016 at 2:00 AM, LimpyLoo said:

Doublename, you were so right about the French Returned (the European versions of things tend to be better than its American counterpart...American stuff, even the slow-breathing stuff, is always more ADHD)

Ya, I'm about half way through season 2 now. So good.

dunno watmm's policy here, but for folks abroad accessing the grotesquely dark comedy Camping is possible here

http://rlseries.com/camping-season-1/

go to the openload/tvcuk.mp4 links for direct dloads

Julia Davis is a deliciously twisted goddess

Penny Dreadful season 3 - the villain reveals himself. really good imo.

Just started in on "The Night Manager". First episode was pretty decent. I'm a sucker for Le Carre anyways, and love most of his stuff that's been translated into screen (I pretend the Brosnan version of "the Tailor of Panama" doesn't exist).

Recommended.

BoJack Horseman. Love the little subtle jokes everywhere.

I'm quickly making my way through 30 Rock and mostly loving it. Had seen a fair amount on syndication a fee years ago, but actually watching it in order really makes the contrast between seasons and styles obvious. A great sitcom so far, if very rooted in its time period (aren't most great sitcoms though?)

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i'm surprised there isn't more about Peaky Blinders on here, it's really awesome, season 3 just started. though this is coming from a yankee doodle, perhaps opinions are different overseas.

only things missing are Black Sabbath & Slade

how could they not give Ozzy a part somewhere?

just to hear his mumbling dulcet Brummie tones would add a deeper layer of authenticity, or Noddy Holder ffs in a top hat n flares

Rewatching Fargo season 1 and The Thick of It

Channel 4 in UK working on a Philip K Dick mini-series:

http://io9.gizmodo.com/philip-k-dick-is-getting-an-anthology-show-courtesy-o-1775719799

Oooo. Fingers crossed!