What TV series are you watching at moment?

'Redefines human consciousness for a new generation. Sets a radically enlightened paradigm for the 21st century technoculture. Reifies the cyber-eschaton with Quantum-Pop wit.'

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it was unwatchable. some of the worst acting ive ever seen on hbo and im including luke perry in john from cincinnati

Peter Capaldi quitting Doctor Who at Christmas Special.  It would have been so awesome if they had John Hurt do an entire season as the War Doctor.  What might have been.  Will the next Doctor finally be a departure from the past?  Time will tell... 

https://uk.news.yahoo.com/peter-capaldi-announces-leave-doctor-232200101.html

ye westworld was terriblol

tried to be smot but was so pleb

that entire Blondie plot arc omg fuck

aka Game of Thrones in stetsons & smartphones

Thandie doe, come to Butthead

Taboo is really quite exceptional.

  On 2/1/2017 at 9:37 PM, chim said:

Taboo is really quite exceptional.

Still not sure what to make of this show. But, I can't not watch it. A Charles Dickens tale on meth I guess.

Adventure Time : Islands - Sooo Good. Love this show. My Kids and I were in stitches during Min & Marty (pt. 6)

Eric andre season 4 was a laugh

I started watching Taboo, which is the Tom Hardy thing. It's ok as Saturday night BBC drama and the missus likes it so for once it's something we can watch together.

taboo - i wasn't sure what to make of it in the first 2-3 episodes which were a bit of a mess but now after 4 and 5 i can confidently say that i really enjoy it. i think it shouldn't be taken too seriously despite being all dark, edgy and intense, there won't be any in-depth commentary about imperialism, east india company and all that 19th century english shit. i think it's basically very video gamey in its character and flow (something like assasin's creed crossed with dishonored maybe and some talky rpg?). you got this badass rogue with some mythical abilities and questionable morals, but not without a strong core of righteousness (something that all video game protagonists must have) on some mysterious quest in the london underbelly, humming "hmm" to most of the questions. and there's a whole bunch of colorful and over the top characters (the prince is just fucking ridiculous, like something out of monty python) that he needs to navigate through/kill/manipulate/outsmart/seduce in order to progress, and all that results in multitude of very cool scenes. it's not too deep or smart but it's just very well produced, acted (besides that oona woman that is unwatchable) and ultimately entertaining.

it's very soapy and ridiculous and seems at odds with the regency setting which is usually about class and manners. makes me want to see a frankenstein miniseries shot like this. i like it a lot. reminds me of those mass market fantasy novels with badass covers that have alchemists and necromancers as characters.

I have started watching Moral Orel yesterday and I like it. Only 5 eps far but it's a relaxing 5 minutes and actually pretty funny (despite its cheesy and predictable jokes). I will now hold a Q&A on my experiences, shoot.

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  On 2/2/2017 at 2:40 PM, olo said:

Adventure Time : Islands - Sooo Good. Love this show. 

Fuck I am so behind on this show - 200+ episodes now! I suppose I can pick up without having to backtrack quite a few seasons right?

  On 2/6/2017 at 2:02 PM, ncrtx said:

I have started watching Moral Orel yesterday and I like it. Only 5 eps far but it's a relaxing 5 minutes and actually pretty funny (despite its cheesy and predictable jokes).

It relies heavily on the look and feel of those old David & Goliath shows it spoofs but yeah it's pretty good.

  On 2/6/2017 at 9:49 PM, joshuatx said:

 

  On 2/2/2017 at 2:40 PM, olo said:

Adventure Time : Islands - Sooo Good. Love this show. 

 

Fuck I am so behind on this show - 200+ episodes now! I suppose I can pick up without having to backtrack quite a few seasons right?

 

For 3/4 of the episodes. Some unfortunately tie back to other episodes. But, saying that, it's not a major concern if you jump in wherever. Islands is pretty amazeballs.

  On 2/6/2017 at 9:49 PM, joshuatx said:

 

  On 2/2/2017 at 2:40 PM, olo said:

Adventure Time : Islands - Sooo Good. Love this show. 

 

Fuck I am so behind on this show - 200+ episodes now! I suppose I can pick up without having to backtrack quite a few seasons right?

 

  On 2/6/2017 at 2:02 PM, ncrtx said:

I have started watching Moral Orel yesterday and I like it. Only 5 eps far but it's a relaxing 5 minutes and actually pretty funny (despite its cheesy and predictable jokes).

 

It relies heavily on the look and feel of those old David & Goliath shows it spoofs but yeah it's pretty good.

 

RE: Adventure Time - for the past several seasons, there has been a connected storyline, so I would advise watching from where you left off.

  On 2/6/2017 at 9:55 PM, Joyrex said:

 

  On 2/6/2017 at 9:49 PM, joshuatx said:

 

  On 2/2/2017 at 2:40 PM, olo said:

Adventure Time : Islands - Sooo Good. Love this show. 

 

Fuck I am so behind on this show - 200+ episodes now! I suppose I can pick up without having to backtrack quite a few seasons right?

 

  On 2/6/2017 at 2:02 PM, ncrtx said:

I have started watching Moral Orel yesterday and I like it. Only 5 eps far but it's a relaxing 5 minutes and actually pretty funny (despite its cheesy and predictable jokes).

 

It relies heavily on the look and feel of those old David & Goliath shows it spoofs but yeah it's pretty good.

 

RE: Adventure Time - for the past several seasons, there has been a connected storyline, so I would advise watching from where you left off.

 

Papa is right. I forgot about some of the more recent storylines. It did become somewhat serialized. Finn's arm eps especially.

I like Taboo. Tom Hardy looks cool in that coat and hat. It's grimey. Ugly people. Mumbo jumbo. What's not to like.

I forgot the candles. Lush candles.

watching the OJ simpson trial miniseries

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I know it's corny and a bit (possibly very) iffy but I was watching SOA, well Season 2 with Henry Rollins and the far-right extremists was pretty good. But Season 3 set in Belfast (but filmed in sunny California wtf? flol) was terrible. After just managing to get through that I'm dubious I'm gonna carry on with it. 

So now I'm watching Metal Evolution, which was on Sky Arts and was told by everyone I knew who watched it how I much I would love it. Got the dvd off Amazon for £4! Watched the first episode yesterday. Obviously this is going to be no-brainer, first epiode was brilliant.

  On 2/7/2017 at 6:50 AM, beerwolf said:

I know it's corny and a bit (possibly very) iffy but I was watching SOA, well Season 2 with Henry Rollins and the far-right extremists was pretty good. But Season 3 set in Belfast (but filmed in sunny California wtf? flol) was terrible. After just managing to get through that I'm dubious I'm gonna carry on with it.

it picks back up after Ireland though

I remember. The whole Irish thing was a farce lol.

The  Man  In  The  High  Castle

It takes place in the early 60s and describes North America in a scenario where Hitler Germany won WWII together with imperialist Japan. It's quite unrealistic, politically, but the actors are good, the visual aesthetics are amazing, the sound design is dope and I like the overall quality of the production. Also the series crosses genre boarders in a good way, regularly. I would definitely recommend it