What TV Have You Seen?

[demonknight]

Re-watching "The Sopranos", American Horror Story, the latest series and I recently watched a great documentary on missing flight, Malaysian flight MH370.

[trebor8273]

Blakes 7. Love the show but dear god I hate Blake just so annoying, unlikeable and boring. That God for Avon and villa.

[trebor8273]

As well as watching Blakes 7, classic doctor who also watching supernatural and castle both which I'm really enjoying

[MacBlayne]

Watched Fortitude last night. It's pretty decent. Doesn't reinvent the wheel but does everything pretty well. It's a bit like a gritty take on Twin Peaks, and filtered through Nordic noir.

Interestingly enough, it appeared to be presented in Univisium (2.00:1). And it looked really nice. But don't get too ahead of yourself Vittorio Storaro. It looks nice because it was intended for 2.00:1, not butchered afterwards because the cinematographer was on an ego trip.

[J Harker]

Me and the missus watched that last too Mac, i really enjoyed it. Unusual setting and mix of actors.

[trebor8273]

Grimm while not the greatest show have been really enjoying this mix of police procedure show and Grimm fairy tales

[MacBlayne]

Originally Posted by J Harker

Me and the missus watched that last too Mac, i really enjoyed it. Unusual setting and mix of actors.

Forgot to ask you earlier - what did you make of the pig in the tank?

[J Harker]

Bizarre. Around then I'd just stepped into the kitchen to make a cup of tea. When i went out it she was with her son and i came back to her watching a pig! I like the way the whole thing hinted at there being something a bit wierder beneath the surface.

[MacBlayne]

Originally Posted by J Harker

Bizarre. Around then I'd just stepped into the kitchen to make a cup of tea. When i went out it she was with her son and i came back to her watching a pig! I like the way the whole thing hinted at there being something a bit wierder beneath the surface.

It feels like something that could have a rational explanation but it was unsettling just to see it. I'm guessing that's the metaphor - progress has its horrific secrets (i.e. the town's future economy).

[wonderlust]

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