After Life
Brilliant.
And that is from someone who knows exactly how sh*t Ricky Gervis really is.
Brilliant.
And that is from someone who knows exactly how sh*t Ricky Gervis really is.
Got a tip for us?
Let us know
Become a MacRumors Supporter for $50/year with no ads, ability to filter front page stories, and private forums.
Which TV Series Are You Binging On?
- Thread starter needfx
- Start date
- Sort by reaction score
We’re almost at the end of season1. Pretty interesting so farThe Umbrella Academy
The Umbrella Academy
Loved it! Can't wait for season two!! This was a surprise for us and we absolutely loved it!
Did you watch season 1 of The OA? Season 2 is out now and it's pretty decent as well.
Or After Life ?
Those
Late to it… but I am enjoying a binge of:
American Gods.
Some bits are better than others (Czernobog is just vile), but Season 1 so far (Episode 5) is great.
Unfortunately I have not heard much good about Season 2…
American Gods.
Some bits are better than others (Czernobog is just vile), but Season 1 so far (Episode 5) is great.
Unfortunately I have not heard much good about Season 2…
Late to it… but I am enjoying a binge of:
American Gods.
Some bits are better than others (Czernobog is just vile), but Season 1 so far (Episode 5) is great.
Unfortunately I have not heard much good about Season 2…
I love the book.
The show... not so much.
Not read the book (s?) so just viewing the show on its own terms.
Still, highlight for me is whenever Gillian Anderson appears.
I have not... Haven't even heard of them. Will seek them out and put them on my list of shows to watch!
Just finished both seasons of The OA. I thought it was amazing! Will be hard to wait for next season. Now watching Legacies - better than I expected. I had watched TVD and The Originals and loved them. I’m no teenybopper by a very long way so I guess I’m just strange.
Just finished season two of Sabrina Teen Witch on Netflix. Not to bad, liked season one more, but still it was good. Up next is the OA. I know there has been a lot of talk on it, so it is next. I have two more shows coming next week that we can't wait for, GOT and Bosch. So this should fit right into our schedule nicely.
That’s what I read someplace. Going to be a long three years.
I'm all caught up on Star Trek: Discovery now, which means I'm all set to join the rest of the fandom wondering why beardy Spock is even a character in it. It's unfortunate that, between Star Trek and American Gods, Bryan Fuller went with delaying Star Trek for AG production and then ultimately abandoned Discovery anyway for AG; it doesn't seem like the studio was interested in actively hiring writers after Fuller left, so there's an awkward change after the first two episodes, after which the show's dull spaces are quite dull and full of actors making uncomfortable faces.
Still, though, there have been a lot of great episodes, some genuinely astounding moments of wondrousness, and I'll be following the rest of season 2 as it unfolds.
It's unfortunate that, between Star Trek and American Gods, Bryan Fuller went with delaying Star Trek for AG production and then ultimately abandoned Discovery anyway for AG; it doesn't seem like the studio was interested in actively hiring writers after Fuller left, so there's an awkward change after the first two episodes, after which the show's dull spaces are quite dull and full of actors making uncomfortable faces. Still, though, there have been a lot of great episodes, some genuinely astounding moments of wondrousness, and I'll be following the rest of season 2 as it unfolds.
Just finished the HBO miniseries Generation Kill (2008). The BD been sitting in my shelf for ages, and somehow I just didn't get to watching it until starting it yesterday. I'm glad I finally did. Based on the book Generation Kill the show was adapted for television by David Simon, Ed Burns and Evan Wright (the author of the book). Simon and Burns are known for among other things the TV show The Wire, and being a huge fan of it, if memory serves that was reason I bought this in the first place.
The story is based on series of articles that were born as a result of a reporter, Evan Wright, being embedded within the 1st Reconnaissance Battalion of the USMC during the 2003 invasion of Iraq. The characters are real people, obviously played by (mostly very talented) actors, and apparently a few guys that were actually present during the events even play themselves, or acted in an advisory capacity.
Really great writing and acting, highly recommended if the subject matter is of interest.
The story is based on series of articles that were born as a result of a reporter, Evan Wright, being embedded within the 1st Reconnaissance Battalion of the USMC during the 2003 invasion of Iraq. The characters are real people, obviously played by (mostly very talented) actors, and apparently a few guys that were actually present during the events even play themselves, or acted in an advisory capacity.
Really great writing and acting, highly recommended if the subject matter is of interest.
Last edited:
From the beginning? One of my favorite shows. If you get the chance and like reading, the books are great. I finished book 12 and will be starting book 13 next.
I got vetoed on the OA next, Lucifer season 4 dropped on Netflix... So that is what we are currently watching.
Yep, we just finished the third episode last night. So far, I'm really liking it.
Just finished season 3 of 'The Expanse' on Prime. Very well written, great acting, and a compelling storyline.