What TV are you watching?

[NorthernDave]

Not another thread derailed by blokes being boring about cars, please!

Anyone seen the trailer for the new series of the Grand Tour?

 

[AndyRM]

I've never heard of any of those cars, but I assume Hugh Hefner and Marilyn Manson probably drove them over high school playgrounds or something.

Sickening.

 

[Bonefish Blues]

I've never heard of any of those cars, but I assume Hugh Hefner and Marilyn Manson probably drove them over high school playgrounds or something.

Sickening.

Richard Hammond almost lost his life (again) a few seconds after the last scene.

 

[potsy]

Not another thread derailed by blokes being boring about cars, please!

Skim reading is the answer, I do it lots

 

[AndyRM]

Bojack Horseman - Series 4.

Best yet I reckon, though it has been consistently great since the second series. It gets properly dark towards the end, particularly the penultimate episode which tackles a whole bunch of family, drug and mental health issues that are rarely addressed in such an upfront way.

 

[SpokeyDokey]

Dr Foster.

Last episode.

Bit of a wimpy anti-climatic ending tbh.

 

[AndyRM]

Big Mouth

Netflix's latest excellent animation, all about puberty and the trials that go along with it. Sharp, funny, observant, offensive but also relatable and touching.

 

[Richard A Thackeray]

Not another thread derailed by blokes being boring about cars, please!

Erm, I'll be watching the latest episode of 'Diesel Brothers' later this evening (Discovery channel)

Also waiting to see episode #3 of 'Star Trek : Discovery'

 

[Deleted member 23692]

Ray Donovan. The most recent episode (Horses) was possibly the most powerful drama I've watched in absolutely ages.

Superb acting all round.

 

[potsy]

The Detectives: Murder on the Streets. Fascinating.

Have you seen tonight's episode yet Tiny?

 

[potsy]

Dr Foster.

Last episode.

Bit of a wimpy anti-climatic ending tbh.

Just watched it, I think it was ok, nothing more.

 

[Shut Up Legs]

[QUOTE 4984770, member: 9609"]why can't we talk about cars? they are probably man kinds greatest achievement, granted a rather misplaced one, but all the same, the development research and money spent on the project seems to have been what civilisation has all been about. Most people obsess about them, so lets not get sniffy at those who wish to celebrate them, they are truly outstanding in so many ways, even if you don't like them you have to marvel at them[/QUOTE]
It's not exactly on topic for this thread, which is about TV shows, not cars.

 

[AndyRM]

It's not exactly on topic for this thread, which is about TV shows, not cars.

This. I quite like some car shows, and have watched some of the ones that @Richard A Thackeray has highlighted, but if you want to go on about which one has the best flux capacitor then start a thread about it.

 

[AndyRM]

[QUOTE 4984770, member: 9609"]why can't we talk about cars? they are probably man kinds greatest achievement, granted a rather misplaced one, but all the same, the development research and money spent on the project seems to have been what civilisation has all been about. Most people obsess about them, so lets not get sniffy at those who wish to celebrate them, they are truly outstanding in so many ways, even if you don't like them you have to marvel at them[/QUOTE]

Mankind's greatest achievement? Not even close IMO.

Most people obsess about them? I really don't think that's true.

Have to marvel at them? No, we don't. For someone who seems to be very environmentally minded, I'm surprised that you do.

Anyway, The Punisher is coming (hopefully very soon) to Netflix. And the trailer is all kinds of badass, with a particularly neat use of Metallica's "One".

 

[swee'pea99]

Mankind's greatest achievement is bubble bath. Tip: it's best if you use lots.