What TV are you watching?

[topcat1]

Kymnonstop on youtube

 

[Aperitif]

Kymnonstop on youtube

Dave...really!
I hope you're watching at intervals, at least. (Maybe you're watching in your 'lungebreak'.

 

[AndyRM]

Marco Polo.

I think I'm about half way through series one. It's really not very good and I can see why Netflix lost a bag of money on it. Still, I'll probably persevere mostly because Benedict Wong is an excellent Khan and both the scenery and soundtrack are very engaging.

 

[Flick of the Elbow]

I know I've mentioned it before but the current series of Homeland has me absolutely gripped. Carrie, Saul, Quinn and Dar all in top form. Saul's beard deserves a Golden Globe just on its own.

 

[Doseone]

Stranger Things on Netflix. It's brilliant!

 

[potsy]

[QUOTE 4710011, member: 9609"]sat down to watch the start of a new 18 part series of something called 'Lethal Weapon' we lasted probably less than a minute before we had both given it a big thumbs down and switched it off[/QUOTE]
I watched it last night, was ok, nothing more.

 

[Cubist]

Broadchurch 3
I didn't watch the first two series but Mrs Cube highly recommended I did before I watched 3 as a lot of the characters were introduced in the first series.

So, having a bit of time on my hands I've watched the original on catch-up over the last couple of days. Awesome. Little wonder it was an award winner. I then watched the the two Broadchurch 3 episodes I had on record. So far, brilliant.

 

[Electric_Andy]

Robot Wars. I was never really into it, but watched the new series the other day and am now thoroughly entertained, so have been watching the earlier series(es)

 

[AndyRM]

Robot Wars. I was never really into it, but watched the new series the other day and am now thoroughly entertained, so have been watching the earlier series(es)

It's great fun! And I like that they've kept it pretty much the same since it started, keeping it very much in the "slightly eccentric and mostly useless" camp, rather than allowing flamethrowers and chainsaws. My favourite so far has been Jellyfish - absolutely brilliant and completely terrible at the same time.

 

[swee'pea99]

Broadchurch 3
I didn't watch the first two series but Mrs Cube highly recommended I did before I watched 3 as a lot of the characters were introduced in the first series.

So, having a bit of time on my hands I've watched the original on catch-up over the last couple of days. Awesome. Little wonder it was an award winner. I then watched the the two Broadchurch 3 episodes I had on record. So far, brilliant.

It is superb. Not least because Tennant and Coleman are such brilliant actors. I said to the missus, I can't think of a pair of actors who are so astoundingly un-actorly - so utterly natural that you are fooled into forgetting you're watching a drama at all. It's like having a window on life...

 

[Levo-Lon]

Taken Amazon ..not bad 7/10

 

[fossyant]

Just started Lethal Weapon. It's light hearted brain out entertainment.

 

[swee'pea99]

I'm watching (ad break) Prime Suspect 1973. They've got the '70s down to a T. God but everything was drab then. No wonder we're so boring.

 

[Flick of the Elbow]

I'm watching (ad break) Prime Suspect 1973. They've got the '70s down to a T. God but everything was drab then. No wonder we're so boring.

Drab ? T-Rex ? Slade ? Suzi Quattro ? A golden era if you ask me (well, brown and orange to be exact).

 

[Tin Pot]

Drab ? T-Rex ? Slade ? Suzi Quattro ? A golden era if you ask me (well, brown and orange to be exact).

I think it was the drabness that drove the musical revolution.