What TV Have You Seen?

[Frankenhooker]

Eighteen episodes and it's a closed-ended, one time event.

Story wise, it's about Agent Cooper's "odyssey back to Twin Peaks".

According to Showtime president David Levins, "It'll be the pure heroin version of David Lynch"

[Nosferatu@Cult Labs]

What channel, and will it be showing in Britain?

[Justin101]

Originally Posted by Nosferatu@Cult Labs

What channel, and will it be showing in Britain?

Sky Atlantic as far as I know

[Frankenhooker]

Sky Atlantic have all the rights to Showtime programming.

[Nosferatu@Cult Labs]

Originally Posted by Justin101

Sky Atlantic as far as I know

Dammit. I have Virgin Media and it's not available on their entertainment package so was looking at Now TV in order to watch the good shows which aren't available, but I know I should reduce distractions in my life because of University. Decisions, decisions.

[Justin101]

Originally Posted by Nosferatu@Cult Labs

Dammit. I have Virgin Media and it's not available on their entertainment package so was looking at Now TV in order to watch the good shows which aren't available, but I know I should reduce distractions in my life because of University. Decisions, decisions.

The good thing about NowTV is you can just cancel it when you're done with it without repercussions. Just pay for 4 months then cancel it. I always do when GoT and Walking Dead finish.

[Rik]

Just buy an Android box with Kodi pre-installed, £25-30 off eBay or Amazon

[Justin101]

Originally Posted by Rik

Just buy an Android box with Kodi pre-installed, £25-30 off eBay or Amazon

You can also install it on Amazon FireTV too, but he wants less distractions rather than more

Kodi is a legal grey area too, IMO it's the same as downloading and watching.

[iank]

The Bill: Beech on the Run. This feature-length 2001 special filmed on location in Australia sees the now DI Claire Stanton heading down under in her pursuit of fugitive former DS Don Beech, who's now making a name for himself in the criminal underworld of Sydney. Easily one of the best of the season with the return of two fan favourites, this is a really enjoyable Bill mini-movie (even if the climax is a little bit OTT.). This special is also notable for its Aussie guest stars, which include not only Jason Clarke (John Connor in Terminator Genisys) as a federal officer but also John Noble (Walter Bishop from Fringe!) as a Police Commander!

[Nosferatu@Cult Labs]

Originally Posted by Justin101

The good thing about NowTV is you can just cancel it when you're done with it without repercussions. Just pay for 4 months then cancel it. I always do when GoT and Walking Dead finish.

That's a good idea. I've also heard very good things about The Young Pope and I know there are quite a few other TV shows available on Now TV which I could watch rather than my own DVDs/BDs and then cancel before the trial period ends.