What TV are you watching?

[wakemalcolm]

I flip-flopped between the two as you can do so at any point with negligible interruption. I think I've settled on B&W.

Caught an episode this evening. Didn't disappoint.

 

[cyberknight]

Spider Noir on Prime. Nicholas Cage playing low key (for him) aging Spiderman set in the 30s. Only 3 episodes in but it is well done.
The USP is that you have a choice of comic book ultra colour, or era appropriate B&W.

brilliant so far !

 

[albion]

I am just catching up with the Bricks & Minifigs Lego collection saga. (nothing to do with Iran)

It will certainly lead on to a movie, Bricks & Minifigs and the Mormons.

 

[gbb]

Forensics..Crash Scene Investigation.

Horrific, how innocent people are here one minute, gone the next .
A reminder of how a creeping acceptance of wear and tear leads to tragic consequences (trailer detachment from tractor)

Horrific, but will definitely watch the series

 

[Drago]

Forensics..Crash Scene Investigation.

Horrific, how innocent people are here one minute, gone the next .
A reminder of how a creeping acceptance of wear and tear leads to tragic consequences (trailer detachment from tractor)

Horrific, but will definitely watch the series

I've not watched it (no TV licence), but one of the victims of tonight's episode was the daughter of a chap I know.

 

[AndyRM]

The Walking Dead, from the beginning.

There are bits I remember and bits I don't, and it's held up pretty well overall I think.

I think I gave up after series 6, or whichever the Neagan one was, because it has just become too repetitive at that point. I'm not entirely surprised to see that there are loads of spin-offs, which I doubt I'll bother with, other than Darryl maybe because he's awesome.

Ground my way through the Neagan episodes, and it briefly got interesting again but halfway through series nine and it's all got a bit silly again.

At a point now where a couple of the characters are holding the show together pretty much on their own, others are totally forgotten about for large periods only to randomly pop up again.

Still enjoying it, but man it stretches credulity at times, which sounds like a daft thing to say about a zombie apocalypse show, I'm aware, but there are bits so daft I can only laugh at them.

An 8-ish year old firing a .357 Magnum without a hint of recoil? It'd blow them off their feet!

 

[Pblakeney]

Ground my way through the Neagan episodes, and it briefly got interesting again but halfway through series nine and it's all got a bit silly again.

At a point now where a couple of the characters are holding the show together pretty much on their own, others are totally forgotten about for large periods only to randomly pop up again.

Still enjoying it, but man it stretches credulity at times, which sounds like a daft thing to say about a zombie apocalypse show, I'm aware, but there are bits so daft I can only laugh at them.

An 8-ish year old firing a .357 Magnum without a hint of recoil? It'd blow them off their feet!

I'm glad I gave up in series 7.