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Originally Posted by trebor8273 (Post 614435)

Don't know if been posted , but this looks great. Any idea when it airs, this week would of been great.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=c_DU1H8gD34

Yeah Rik posted the trailer the other day.

No air date as yet but i think (and it's an educated guess) that it will air over Christmas time.

Mark Gatiss is doing various screening talks in December including at the NFT in London.

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Originally Posted by Nordicdusk (Post 613993)

Watched the first episode of Watchmen last night. Really interesting it has a great look and straight away i knew Trent Reznor was involved in the soundtrack both beautiful and unnerving. This aint no friendly neighbourhood spiderman. Looking forward to more. The face Watchmen is my favourite graphic novel was worries about the film it ended up i didn't need to be and i was worried about a TV series its gotten off to a great start so fingers crossed it continues to grow.

Also watched this and enjoyed it, been watching the new seasons of the Dc shows, enjoying them apart from Batwomen which if doesn't improve will stop watching just so badly written with some awful acting, only plus the batcave looks good.

Been watching some horror themed anime and Buffy on prime , Amazon or who ever have done a good job of upgrading it too HD ,big improvement over the DVD especially the first couple of season which i remember being quite poor picture wise.

Jonathan Creek: The Grinning Man. When a young woman disappears from a locked attic room in a foreboding Victorian mansion, the same room in which seven others have vanished without trace, Jonathan is soon called in, and suspects that a deliberate murder device aimed at one victim in the 1930s has somehow been claiming other victims for the last 70 years. The 2008 Creek Xmas special is great fun as ever. The scene with Joey in the attic bathroom may well be the scariest moment in the whole series. :nod:

Been watching some early Simpsons ... mainly S2 & 3. Still very funny :laugh:

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Originally Posted by Demoncrat (Post 615123)

Been watching some early Simpsons ... mainly S2 & 3. Still very funny :laugh:

I’ve been doing the same on and off, from seasons 3 to 8. I watched the John Waters episode just a day or two ago.

As well as continuing Buffy and Chuck watched these.

His dark materials. 3/10

Absolutely dreadful. Poorly written and acted just feels so lifeless , flat and boring .

For all mankind. 9/10

This is a lot better . Taking place in a alternative reality in which the Russians land on the moon first.

Episode one.

After the Russians land a man on the moon we see the fall out from this and NASA trying to get there own men on the moon.

Episode 2

Mainly about Nixion trying to get rid of Von Braun from head of NASA and have the agency take a more military aspect.

Episode 3.

After the Russians land a women on the moon, NASA starts a program for female astronauts.

I saw His Dark Materials and it’s easily an 8/10 for me I loved it.

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Originally Posted by Justin101 (Post 615131)

I saw His Dark Materials and it’s easily an 8/10 for me I loved it.

Will continue watching it, might of just been my mood or it's one of those shows with a poor first episode.(for me)

Rewatched the last season of The Big Bang Theory straight, as much as I didn't want it to end, this was more serious than the previous seasons and the laughs were slowly going .

Watched the latest episode of NCIS: New Orleans yesterday. I'll just say that the only other times that a tv show has shocked me with a well hidden character death was Tim Speedle on CSI: Miami and Richie Ryan on Highlander.