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#5291
14th May 2019, 05:50 AM
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It was almost impossible to watch, and I completely lost during *that* scene with Anya Even today, all these years later, I was in floods of tears when reviewing the scene to put here
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#5292
14th May 2019, 01:22 PM
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This Time with Alan Partridge... re-watching and throughly enjoying this series..
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#5293
20th May 2019, 10:56 AM
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I finished watching the first season of Nikita last night, a show I picked up as blind buy from Amazon last November, possibly in a Black Friday sale. I'm glad I did because it's very well written, acted, and directed. There are some really well orchestrated action set pieces and it reminded me quite a bit of Alias (a show I highly rate and really enjoy) at times. I don't think it's as good as the Luc Besson film on which the basic setup is based, but the differences and long form storytelling suit the narrative arc and it's surprising how much suspense and tension is maintained over the 22 episodes. I'll possibly start on the second season tonight. I've quite recently watched the first two series of Mum on DVD, a TV show I've seen a couple of times and absolutely adore and thought it finished so perfectly that I was sceptical when a third series was announced. After watching all six episodes of the third (and final) series last night, my scepticism was unfounded because it's delightful. It's not a traditional sitcom, not even a laugh out loud comedy, more of a drama at times (dramady?), looking at grief, family dynamics, and relationships. It's a little like what happen if Mike Leigh decided to make a six part TV show of 30 minute episodes, giving Leslie Manville and Peter Mullan plenty of time in front of the camera to show the importance of silence and physical acting – it's amazing how much effort effect a look can have. These moments remind me a bit of the Chaplin films like City Lights, which are full of drama, comedy, and pathos. If you haven't seen any of it, all three series are on iPlayer and I highly recommend it.
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#5294
20th May 2019, 11:59 AM
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New Sally Wainwright show on BBC1 last night called Gentlemen Jack about Halifax born Anne Lister (Suranne Jones). Parts of it were filmed at her ancestral home-Shibden Hall, which is literally 5 minutes walk from my house, so it was good to see an iconic Halifax landmark on TV.
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#5295
20th May 2019, 10:25 PM
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Just finish watching AHS season 7 - some user recommend and was indeed a journey - violent and addict just like the season 1.. before went downhill & Cobra Kai season 2 * just a trip down memory lane, still entertaining, looking forward to season 3 |
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#5296
20th May 2019, 10:27 PM
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Watched the first two seasons of South park.
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#5297
21st May 2019, 07:14 AM
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I'm looking forward to checking out season 8, hopefully later this year. |
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21st May 2019, 10:16 PM
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Finished the latest season of supergirl for me it was the best final episode of it, arrow and flash and John Cryer was probably the best portrayal of Lex Luther we had on screen. Lot closer to the comics than we've had before.
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#5299
21st May 2019, 10:40 PM
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#5300
21st May 2019, 10:46 PM
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I honestly thought he would be awful. |
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