What TV are you watching?

[DaveReading]

Following on from re watching stuff,after a recent visit to Naples I'm rewatching Gomorrah.
Great series wish I didn't know it off by heart !

The film, or the series ?

 

[Pblakeney]

“Great series wish I didn't know it off by heart !”

 

[Adam4868]

The film, or the series ?

Didn't like the film Dave....was probably spoilt by the series for me.

 

[Stevo 666]

Watched the Netflix documentary on the Titan sub disaster - interesting but a bit sad, obviously.

Also catching up with the last season of 'F1 - Drive to survive' also on Netflx which is really pretty good, assuming you like F1/motorsport.

 

[Drago]

Watched the Netflix documentary on the Titan sub disaster - interesting but a bit sad, obviously.

I watched that this afternoon. Stockton Rush was breathtakingly arrogant.

 

[Animo]

Watched the Netflix documentary on the Titan sub disaster - interesting but a bit sad, obviously.

Also catching up with the last season of 'F1 - Drive to survive' also on Netflx which is really pretty good, assuming you like F1/motorsport.

As an owner of some rim brake carbon wheels I think the loud bangs caused by the carbon hull delaminating would have been more than sufficient to put me off ever going near that sub again.

 

[Stevo 666]

I watched that this afternoon. Stockton Rush was breathtakingly arrogant.

And by the look of it, not nearly as clever as he thought he was.

 

[Stevo 666]

As an owner of some rim brake carbon wheels I think the loud bangs caused by the carbon hull delaminating would have been more than sufficient to put me off ever going near that sub again.

I think the skull and cross bones emblem that the the Boeing engineers put on that graph below a certain depth should have given him a clue before he decided to test it to destruction with him inside.

 

[Reynard]

As someone with a composites background (the destructive testing thereof), I'd label Rush as Plonker, First Class.

 

[Drago]

As someone with a composites background (the destructive testing thereof), I'd label Rush as Plonker, First Class.

You'd enjoy then programme. An arrogant man with a nasty streak when someone challenges him in any way.

 

[Reynard]

You'd enjoy then programme. An arrogant man with a nasty streak when someone challenges him in any way.

I don't have Netflix.

But did see the BBC(?) documentary that was on recently.

 

[Flick of the Elbow]

I don’t have netflix either, or any of the other confusion of similar channels. Most of what gets discussed here goes right over my head.

 

[Drago]

I don’t have netflix either, or any of the other confusion of similar channels. Most of what gets discussed here goes right over my head.

I don't have a TV licence, so terrestrial TV is out for me other than on catch-up, and no Beeb at all.

I have Paramount+ and I'm never short of something to watch.

The Missus has Netflix and Prime. The latter she has for the free delivery on Amazon (she's an addict) but the TV/movie servicemen a handy fringe benefit.

 

[Reynard]

I simply don't watch enough TV to make subscription services worthwhile. The TV licence does me and the parental, i-player, ITVx and the like, plus various live / streaming radio services. For stuff I do want, box sets and downloads suit me fine.

Plus I avoid subscription sports, as I'd never get anything done otherwise. At least with radio commentaries for the stuff I do follow, I can multi-task.

Then throw in the fact that writing, archiving and art require concentration on what one is doing.

 

[AndyRM]

Ironing this morning so will be continuing Clarksons Farm.

Another great series, and I thought the focus on mental health was particularly important.