What TV series are you watching at moment?

Hype

  On 5/20/2018 at 2:46 PM, Rubin Farr said:

Hype

 

1st episode of season 3 is already out :)

I finally started watching The Night Of after collecting it and sitting on it for a year. binged 5 eps on a night when I should have been working on a number of assignments which are now overdue, woohoo. anyway, great stuff so far. turned out to have more of a prison drama element than I expected, the details of the case itself were largely ignored for the majority of eps 2, 3 and 4. Amara Karan is so yummy, god.

interested to know what you think of the last couple eps. one of the biggest let downs for me.

Patrick Melrose - kin ell

  On 5/20/2018 at 6:56 PM, zaphod said:

interested to know what you think of the last couple eps. one of the biggest let downs for me.

so I ended up binging the whole thing that night 1 hr sleep.

The Terror: Finale - A much different ending compared to the book, but more apt for the series. Enjoyable conclusion, but I wish they would have tried to spin the more meta ending for Crozier from the book somehow. Dr. Goodsir's scenes were strong.

  On 5/20/2018 at 6:45 PM, usagi said:

 Amara Karan is so yummy, god.

edit - show was also q good

for anyone who watched the terror, was that a robert fripp track at the end? 

edit: looks like it was

https://soundcloud.com/fabiopirovano/the-gates-of-paradise-parts-iii

apparently they used a tangerine dream track in episode 2 as well

The New Statesman

https://www.imdb.com/title/tt0094519/

Bastard!

Been watching This Country, quite similar to The Office I think. Good but not fantastic though.

  On 5/22/2018 at 5:10 PM, zaphod said:

for anyone who watched the terror, was that a robert fripp track at the end? 

 

edit: looks like it was

 

https://soundcloud.com/fabiopirovano/the-gates-of-paradise-parts-iii

 

apparently they used a tangerine dream track in episode 2 as well

Lustmord's "Goetia" turned up too

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=2LBUbJ0nO9o

Anyone watching Barry? It's like all the dark humor and morality mindfuck of Breaking Bad compressed in 8 episodes.

Blew through the first season. Love Bill Hader, nice to see him try out a dramatic role. Also Noho Hank is easily my new favorite side character.

https://www.theverge.com/2018/5/23/17383826/damon-lindelof-watchmen-remix-original-characters-remake

So Lindelöf's gotta have some serious dirt on someone to still be working and trusted with heading up a series. I didn't read any of his blabber beyond what the quoted in the article because that was MORE than enough, but I can't imagine this being anything but terrible. Maybe it'll get shut down before they even shoot the pilot.

edit: so you don't have to click the link, he's doing a "remix" (his word) of Watchmen, but not using the characters from the comic, instead taking all the other stuff I guess? Because if there's ANYthing in Watchmen that literally anyone who's read the comics think it's that the characters are the things they like the least in the series. Okay Damon.

lol yeah the world of watchmen was just so compelling. that setting man! also this guy's dad didn't hand him watchmen at twelve and say "you're not ready for this." that is some harry knowles level lying.

  On 5/23/2018 at 4:06 PM, joshuatx said:

Anyone watching Barry? It's like all the dark humor and morality mindfuck of Breaking Bad compressed in 8 episodes.

Blew through the first season. Love Bill Hader, nice to see him try out a dramatic role. Also Noho Hank is easily my new favorite side character.

  On 1/24/2018 at 3:05 PM, eugene said:

she's gotta have it - spike's lee own remake of his older film for tv. it's really quite striking how skillful and imaginative he is as a director and how deft and light his touch is. great pacing, editing, montages, framing, photography, music and other stylistic choices working in tandem really make for a fun, brisk and engaging watch even if i don't really care for the topic much. other high-end tv outings just look like a fucking chore when compared to this.

watmm administration - please remove the quoted post.

interesting documentary about a hippie cult that relocates to a small town in oregon from india then slowly begins to take it over- then things begin to get out of control

  On 5/24/2018 at 1:26 AM, eugene said:

 

  On 1/24/2018 at 3:05 PM, eugene said:

she's gotta have it - spike's lee own remake of his older film for tv. it's really quite striking how skillful and imaginative he is as a director and how deft and light his touch is. great pacing, editing, montages, framing, photography, music and other stylistic choices working in tandem really make for a fun, brisk and engaging watch even if i don't really care for the topic much. other high-end tv outings just look like a fucking chore when compared to this.

watmm administration - please remove the quoted post.

 

Why? Changed your mind?

it's just embarrassing. it's kinda like if your liberal black dad just discovered the afro-feminist SJW scene and just wouldn't fucking stop e-mailing you its memes.

you need to learn to own your shitposts 

The Terror looks up my alley.

  On 5/24/2018 at 4:37 PM, usagi said:

The Terror looks up my alley.

just don't ditch it when you meet this guy, it's good regardless:

  On 5/24/2018 at 4:18 PM, zaphod said:

you need to learn to own your shitposts 

or just use the 'delete post' button

barry was good but i kind of don't want it to come back for another season