What TV series are you watching at moment?

end of this year.

I just finished season 1 and the first ep of season 2. itsa good-a showww!

the moment I knew I was gonna like this was at the end of the pilot, when Rick is going off at Morty about all the amazing adventures they're going to go on following their failed retrieval of the megaseeds (as Rick is spasming in agony on the floor from withdrawal), and Rick is going all word-salad like "100 times Rick and Morty things, allll Rick n Morty adventures, www.rickandmorty.com forever..." I have a co-worker who looks a little bit like a young Rick (same hair) and talks exactly like that when he gets excited.

lol here

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=9Gtc4DHYvc0

so good. the pan-dimensional television episode was full of this kind of ad-libbed verbal diarrhoea as well, always gets me.

New Eric Andre Show was quality

Rick and Morty is amazing.

I'm really diggin the Night Of too, glad to see it's getting a lot of love around here. The last episode was great, finally seeing Naz's character develop and grow more confident. Riz Ahmed plays it brilliantly, and John Turturro is great as always.

Currently watching old episodes of Dr. Katz Professional Therapist on youtube, lol. Nostalgia. Mitch Hedberg is on the on this one. 

  On 8/4/2016 at 1:04 AM, cwmbrancity said:

 

  On 8/3/2016 at 5:22 AM, keanu reeves said:

usual british drama isn't very good

 

 

thing about British tv is that its been doing it better & longer than most, you just have to know where to look & thats no cultural supremacist snob bs

 

classic examples of drama and comedy?

 

the early docufictional works by Ken Russell - the Vaughn-Williams fest and the Delius inspired 'Song of Summer', incredible imagery throughout

 

the ultra-mega squeamish delights of the Robert Graves adaptation of 'I Claudius' (John Hurt in the role of a lifetime as Caligula) is 1 of the best series ever broadcast

 

Dennis Potter's 'The Singing Detective' w/Michael Gambon + 'Pennies From Heaven' w/Bob Hoskins rrrrrrrrock

 

two docufictional works also deserve honourable mentions - 'Culloden' by Peter Watkins & 'Winstanley' by 'Kevin Brownlow, immense innovative story-telling for their time

 

even found time to watch all the Blackadders & Young Ones while recuperating from surgical operations not too long ago & fuck me they're still funny as when 1st viewed 30+years ago

 

add Brass Eye, The Day Today, various Alan Partridge gear, the League of Gentleman, Nighty Night, The Thick Of It, Hunderby, Psychobitches & most recently Camping (<----the funniest thing witnessed in eons)

 

btw, more than happy to evangelize about Camping every so often cos it was subscription-channel based & difficult to find via alternative means, more than happy to dropbox the 6 x 30mins episodes if any1 is arsed

 

missed loads, just dont take Sherlock, Luther & Downton as the usual bollix

 

Camping sounds interesting! Hook me up when you get a mo please.  

  On 8/6/2016 at 4:43 PM, verticalhold said:

New Eric Andre Show was quality

sprite

  On 8/7/2016 at 12:58 PM, kichiguy said:

 

  On 8/4/2016 at 1:04 AM, cwmbrancity said:

 

  On 8/3/2016 at 5:22 AM, keanu reeves said:

usual british drama isn't very good

 

 

thing about British tv is that its been doing it better & longer than most, you just have to know where to look & thats no cultural supremacist snob bs

 

classic examples of drama and comedy?

 

the early docufictional works by Ken Russell - the Vaughn-Williams fest and the Delius inspired 'Song of Summer', incredible imagery throughout

 

the ultra-mega squeamish delights of the Robert Graves adaptation of 'I Claudius' (John Hurt in the role of a lifetime as Caligula) is 1 of the best series ever broadcast

 

Dennis Potter's 'The Singing Detective' w/Michael Gambon + 'Pennies From Heaven' w/Bob Hoskins rrrrrrrrock

 

two docufictional works also deserve honourable mentions - 'Culloden' by Peter Watkins & 'Winstanley' by 'Kevin Brownlow, immense innovative story-telling for their time

 

even found time to watch all the Blackadders & Young Ones while recuperating from surgical operations not too long ago & fuck me they're still funny as when 1st viewed 30+years ago

 

add Brass Eye, The Day Today, various Alan Partridge gear, the League of Gentleman, Nighty Night, The Thick Of It, Hunderby, Psychobitches & most recently Camping (<----the funniest thing witnessed in eons)

 

btw, more than happy to evangelize about Camping every so often cos it was subscription-channel based & difficult to find via alternative means, more than happy to dropbox the 6 x 30mins episodes if any1 is arsed

 

missed loads, just dont take Sherlock, Luther & Downton as the usual bollix

 

 

 

Camping sounds interesting! Hook me up when you get a mo please.  

 

ere u go chap

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

go to the openload/tvcuk.mp4 links for direct dloads, all checked n virus free

stick w/it, its a comedy of freakish awkwardness, plays well on certain Anglo-Saxon stereotypes and gets progressively darker & more fucked up with each episode

Julia Davis is the lass behind Nighty Night & Hunderby, an exceptionally talented woman. Find those series too if you can, well worth your time

just started camping, fi is incredibly hard to watch, what a cow. 

deece ep of night of. i think i'm getting the end game of this show. 

yeah thats what it looks like

Watched Riget/The Kingdom a couple of weeks ago. Both seasons that is.

Haven't watched it since I was a kid and it scared the living crap out of me back then. But wow, that show is hilarious! It's amazingly absurd.

Right now I'm going watching The Bachelorette with my girlfriend. Luckily, she's only watching it because of how terrible it is but I am blown away at how insanely terrible it is. I'm in shock. This is fucking insane!

Anyway... Back to reality...

Vikings is a sons of anarchy reboot.

I hope they do this right

Mr. Robot ep. 6 - Some may have found it pretentiously cheesy, but the first 20 minutes of this past episode was probably my favorite from any show of recent memory. That title sequence alone was amazeballs. Angela's intro in particular. 

Get your bug eyes off me /10

Yeah it was fucking amazing how spot on the they got the tone of that first 20 minutes.

Good mid-season cliff-hanger as well.

Plus, all the Alf was double-plus good.

That intro was amazing, they nailed all those morbid jokes

  On 8/11/2016 at 1:11 PM, olo said:

Mr. Robot ep. 6 - Some may have found it pretentiously cheesy, but the first 20 minutes of this past episode was probably my favorite from any show of recent memory. That title sequence alone was amazeballs. Angela's intro in particular. 

 

Get your bug eyes off me /10

Have you seen this?

It was a nice idea, I thought it dragged on for a bit too long though to be honest (bug eyes line was good tho), could've done with more regular plot development in that episode, rather than two separate cliffhangers.

Babylon 5, started roughly 3 weeks ago. SO GOOD. Took a few episodes to get the feel, but now I can't stop watching. Dated but still super engaging.

  On 8/12/2016 at 2:32 AM, yshf said:

Babylon 5, started roughly 3 weeks ago. SO GOOD. Took a few episodes to get the feel, but now I can't stop watching. Dated but still super engaging.

One of my all time favorites. The first 3 seasons are so good.

David Cross' recent comedy tour is on Netflix. Good stuff.

Johnny Depp's Trump parody "The Art of the Deal" is there as well.

  On 8/12/2016 at 9:12 AM, chenGOD said:

 

  On 8/12/2016 at 2:32 AM, yshf said:

Babylon 5, started roughly 3 weeks ago. SO GOOD. Took a few episodes to get the feel, but now I can't stop watching. Dated but still super engaging.

One of my all time favorites. The first 3 seasons are so good.

yeah i loved first 3 seasons. kind of got stuck in middle of season 4 and holy shit its a boring mess. still plan on finishing it but man, what a drop :(

on voyager season 6 and its still cheesy goodness (albiet, season 6 def feels a bit like a return to season 1esque pseudo -not quite TNG star trek at times)

just watches the 1st 2 episodes of stranger things...i liked it,wynona and some of the kids are great,reminds me very much of stephen king/x files/quantum leap which is cool

The intro part on Ep 6 of Mr Robot reminded me of the Natural Born Killers scene where Mallory's childhood is laid out like a sitcom and even her fathers jokes about sexually abusing her get laughs and other grim things get laughs. But i was kind of annoyed because at this point I don't want more fake shit from Elliot's head. Feels like this whole season could be condensed into 3-4 Episodes.

  On 8/12/2016 at 5:37 PM, colunga said:

The intro part on Ep 6 of Mr Robot reminded me of the Natural Born Killers scene where Mallory's childhood is laid out like a sitcom and even her fathers jokes about sexually abusing her get laughs and other grim things get laughs. But i was kind of annoyed because at this point I don't want more fake shit from Elliot's head. Feels like this whole season could be condensed into 3-4 Episodes.

yeah, the haxx0r thing was really well done in its own right, dunno why they need to put such a big emphasis on elliot and his psych-troubles, they're pretty much going full hannibal (tv series) with that at that point, which became kinda unwatchable for me.

The hacky things were super good!