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'Obscure" US TV choices - recommendations please
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Is it PotG?
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Bit of a
, presently 4 episodes in to S2. Brilliant Scandi noir, one of the best ones imho. Pretty dark stuff.
Brightonfan1983
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Bit of a
Brilliant Scandi noir, one of the best ones imho. Pretty dark stuff.
Right you've metioned this twice now which means, I promise, it's next on my list. After however, Better Call Saul season 4, which makes me want to cry at how good it is; and Seinfeld, which I have never seen before. It took me most of (a short) season 1 to get into, and now I love it. I'm a tad ashamed I never gave it a chance in the 30 years before now.
dingodan
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Not sure if it's been mentioned but I've been watching Maniac, it's really really weird in a good way, kind of feels like a season long episode of Black Mirror.
Would definately recommend it, although I'm only 3/4 through the season and I'm not sure where exactly it's going, I'm enjoying it a lot though.
https://www.imdb.com/title/tt5580146/
Would definately recommend it, although I'm only 3/4 through the season and I'm not sure where exactly it's going, I'm enjoying it a lot though.
https://www.imdb.com/title/tt5580146/
Good book, not that that's relevant to tv talk mind
GOM
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To go alongside Luke Cage, Jessica Jones is worth a watch, there is a crossover.
dingodan
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Bit late for your hospital stay, but you might enjoy The Punisher.
Is it PotG?
Thrifty non-licker
Just finished S2 of the extraordinary 'Making a Murderer'.
If this were fiction it would be laughed off as a ridiculously impossible and implausible plot line but some of the people, actions and decisions by those in authority are amazing.
Don't spoil it by Googling the latest events.
If this were fiction it would be laughed off as a ridiculously impossible and implausible plot line but some of the people, actions and decisions by those in authority are amazing.
Don't spoil it by Googling the latest events.
Strangely enjoying the Lethal Weapon series. Everything about it should fail but it works.
It's not American, but did anyone catch 54 hours on BBC4 on Sat? The (true) story of a botched bank robbery and the operation to free hostages. It's absolutely gripping stuff. The second part is next week and it looks like it will be equally tense
Mental Lental
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How is Daredevil season 3? Anyone binged it already?
The Andy Naylor Fan Club
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Thoroughly enjoying The Haunting of Hill House on Netflix. It's an adapation of the novel by Shirley Jackson. The story is about a young family who move into a home in the early 1990's with the intention to renovate and flip the property within a couple of months for a tidy profit. Strange things soon start to happen and the story switches between present day ( as adults, their personalities are moulded by the events of the past ) and their fateful short stay in Hill House as kids. Short vignettes into each character reveals a little more about how events effected their path to adulthood. Set over 10 episodes it does not lag and each episode reveals a little more of the story which then leaves me wanting to know what is going to happen in the next episode. Some ( but not too many ) jump out of your seat scarey moments remind you why Stephen King describes this as "a work of genius".
RandyWanger
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Late to the party, but just started watching The Good Place on Netflix. Well worth a watch for some clever, funny light entertainment.
GOM
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Seconded, was mentioned earlier (a lot earlier) in the thread but well worth it.
Wait till you see who they get that are huge stars when they get to the bad place.
GoingUp
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Part 2 of 'Making a Murderer' is back on!
Birdie Boy
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Currently watching Aquarius on netflix, 2 seasons of it.
David Duchovny is a detective in 1969 L.A. with various cases going on but with the main feature on Charles Manson and his "family". Great stuff with plenty of boobies in it as well!
David Duchovny is a detective in 1969 L.A. with various cases going on but with the main feature on Charles Manson and his "family". Great stuff with plenty of boobies in it as well!
If you can fine it from a stream season 2 of The Guest Book has just started.
Greg Garcia he of 'My Name Is Earl' fame has another comedy it's a little out there, occasionally dark and usually funny.
Greg Garcia he of 'My Name Is Earl' fame has another comedy it's a little out there, occasionally dark and usually funny.