Last TV series you watched and your rating

Last edited by BOR on Wed Jul 22, 2020 7:44 am, edited 1 time in total.

Killing Eve Season Three.

It was good but it wasn't as good as the first season. I'm not sure how they will go into season four and it seems a bit dragging on with the story.

Corazon de Leon

Umbrella Academy - 7.5/10

When it was good it was really good, when it was bad it was really dull. Definite potential for the season out next week.

BOR wrote:the first season one

Yup.

Drumstick wrote:
BOR wrote:the first season one

Yup.

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You agreed what I said?

BOR wrote:
Drumstick wrote:
BOR wrote:the first season one

Yup.

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You agreed what I said?

Are you familiar with the term 'tautology'?

Oblomov Boblomov wrote:
BOR wrote:
Drumstick wrote:
BOR wrote:the first season one

Yup.

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You agreed what I said?

Are you familiar with the term 'tautology'?

Erm... No. :oops:

Corazon de Leon wrote:Umbrella Academy - 7.5/10

When it was good it was really good, when it was bad it was really dull. Definite potential for the season out next week.

I thought the same after I watched it.

BOR wrote:
Oblomov Boblomov wrote:
BOR wrote:
Drumstick wrote:
BOR wrote:the first season one

Yup.

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You agreed what I said?

Are you familiar with the term 'tautology'?

Erm... No.

Basically, Drummy is being a big old nasty bully and you should ignore him! :lol:

Drummy!

Supergirl - season 2.

After the garbage that was Fear the walking dead S4, it was a pleasant change to watch something which was actually good.

Cursed - 9/10

a different take on the king Arthur stories, and a very enjoyable one.

The Sinner series 1 - 9/10
The Sinner series 2 - 7/10

White Lines 8/10

I'm not sure how much I liked the ending in the end but for the most part I enjoyed the ride. Some of the characters were annoying but apart from that it was a good show.

Fear City: New York vs The Mafia - 8/10

Another good Netflix limited series. Only 3 episodes but it really did a good job of portraying what a shithole New York was in the 70s and 80s, and how pervasive the Mob was (and probably still is).

Bit too much Rudy Giuliani for my taste but I guess back in the day he was an impressive guy.

Will & Grace Revival - Season 3

A great send off for the characters, and the episode in which Grace destroyed Eobard Thawne's (from The Flash, can't remember what the character/actors name was) apartment was a comedy classic which will be long remembered.

Also, Karen Walker :wub:

I May Have To Destroy You.

10/10

I May Destroy You

It's weird because everything about this was so good that often I caught myself thinking of the characters as normal human beings. Sometimes it took me ages to remember that they were actually just black people!

Seriously though, this is very powerful stuff and it has been crafted with a great, unique style slathered all over it.

If you're an insecure straight white man who can only read a book if it has pictures in it, you might find yourself served up on a plate in the nearest pub with a portion of chips and either a slice of pineapple or a fried egg.

However on that note, if you don't find it very uncomfortable viewing at times then there's almost certainly something wrong with you.

It knows exactly what it's doing; it's in total control of itself, the messages it delivers and it should probably have a module dedicated to it in a curriculum somewhere.

Oblomov Boblomov wrote:
It's weird because everything about this was so good that often I caught myself thinking of the characters as normal human beings. Sometimes it took me ages to remember that they were actually just black people!

Moggy wrote:
Oblomov Boblomov wrote:
It's weird because everything about this was so good that often I caught myself thinking of the characters as normal human beings. Sometimes it took me ages to remember that they were actually just black people!

Quite glad you posted that as there are bound to be others who don't :lol:

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Corazon de Leon

I know it's a reference to something but can't for the life of me remember who actually said it.

Anyway, Umbrella Academy s2 - 8.5/10. More killer, less filler than the first season and thankfully less infuriating stupidity from most of the Hargreeves siblings. Ellen Page is the MVP.

Corazon de Leon wrote:I know it's a reference to something but can't for the life of me remember who actually said it.

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