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I watched the last episode of line of duty and thought that was good. Undercover has finally grabbed by attention. I quite like some of the investigative programmes Stacey Dooley does. However I can't wait for the next series of people just do nothing.
Watched the Boyzone No Matter What documentary on Sky - I know it sounds ridiculous right, but the Mrs liked them when she was a teenager. It's actually quite interesting. They were flogged to death by Louis Walsh who comes across as a complete arsehole throughout and very unapologetic about it. Worth a watch, 3 parts, very sad about Stephen Gately.
I always thought that Louis Walsh was an oddball but now I realise, having watched the documentary, that he is a psychopath. What an odious and shameless bar steward he is.
Today with no football on for us and a quick look through what's on I'm watching a bit of the Big Match Revisited - Joe Jordan scoring a banging header for Southampton against West Ham. Then over to The Magnificent Two on ITV3 at 11 followed by The Giant Claw on Talking Pictures - that's not a bad few hours compared to the general dross that is on tv these days. I've reverted to watching Looney Tunes and Scooby Doo in the mornings before work so a lot of retro tv from the good old days for me.
Traitors is always worth a watch but for me the US version is loads better than the UK one. Alan Cumming is great at hamming it up as the presenter and the contestants are more glamorous and better at acting the part due to their previous TV exposure. Loved Boston Rob in this year’s series.
Traitors is always worth a watch but for me the US version is loads better than the UK one. Alan Cumming is great at hamming it up as the presenter and the contestants are more glamorous and better at acting the part due to their previous TV exposure. Loved Boston Rob in this year’s series.
Not watched the latest US one yet but will do at some point . Alan Cumming was great in the season we watched previously . Is it still semi - celebrity contested?
Not watched the latest US one yet but will do at some point . Alan Cumming was great in the season we watched previously . Is it still semi - celebrity contested?
Well they’re American reality TV celebrities that we’ve never heard of apart from the lovely Nikki Bella of WWE wrestling fame.
Traitors is always worth a watch but for me the US version is loads better than the UK one. Alan Cumming is great at hamming it up as the presenter and the contestants are more glamorous and better at acting the part due to their previous TV exposure. Loved Boston Rob in this year’s series.
I enjoyed the Aussie one but have only seen the first series of it so far. Presenter was great.
Billy Bob Thornton is superb and his ex wife and daughter, obviously very attractive, really do add a great comedy slant. I’d say it’s not been as good as The Old Man though but a decent watch
Cherish and enjoy life.... this ain't no dress rehearsal
Billy Bob Thornton is superb and his ex wife and daughter, obviously very attractive, really do add a great comedy slant. I’d say it’s not been as good as The Old Man though but a decent watch
I think that was me, I mentioned it in the Film 2025 thread as Demi Moore's came up.
A thumbs up to whoever mentioned American Primeval and Paradise and if you are looking for something relatively light hearted, have a look at Lessons in Chemistry.
The story of the Comic Strip, from the early days upstairs in Soho stripclubs through to the Young Ones and The Comic Strip Presents series on the fledgling Channel 4.
Sorry if this was already posted but just watched Dark Winds. Police thriller set in the Navajo Nation based on Tony Hillerman's novels. Largely Indigenous cast, shot in Northern Arizona/New Mexico. Enjoyed.
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