Off Topic TV series - good and bad

Just finished Slow Horses on Apple TV, highly recommend that one.

The Last Of Us is the best thing in telly at the minute imo.

 

Started Slow Horses last week but need to revisit - it's the sort of show that needs 100% concentration

 

I thought that would be the case when I read there was books. I don't read very often recently, but always prefer the book to the film or tv series.

 

Been watching Designated Survivor from 2016 on Netflix. Cracking telly.

Episode last night.

"Russia will vito any votes because of NATOs potential involvement with Ukraine". Wow.

 

Need to watch the other seasons, after finishing the first one

 

Big Sky was canny on Disney plus. Took ages for the Mrs to get to watch the 1st episode as it sounds ****e but I loved it. Couple of nice lasses in the lead roles. Just saying.

 

Finding it hard to turn off at the minute mate. 2, 3 episodes a night.

 

What's it about mate?

 

One thing that annoys me about tv series these days is how many end with an episode that is open for the next season many on a clear find out what happens next time style cliff hanger, only for it to be dropped.

 

Clarkson's Farm S2 is up and running.

 

Having seen Happy Valley lauded, on the news, as an absolute masterpiece I thought I'd watch the 'gripping climax' ...

... dreadful, it was overacting on a scale not seen for nearly two decades

 

Oh I forgot to mention - Severance is absolutely fantastic.

 

Is that apple TV mate?

Did anyone watch you? Watched first two season and had enough by the third. Just seen the 4th is out or part one of it.

Looking for my next series might get yellowstone on iptv.

 

Yes it's Apple. Some good stuff on there.

 

or "let the Internet come up with an ending". Same with some films too.

 

Godless has just popped up on netflix I watched it a while, very good for anyone who likes a Western.

 

Yeah it's great, totally original concept and a really well made show to back it up. I like the retro aesthetic too.

 

I know us Northerners shouldn't be talking like this, but the colour palate is gorgeous. Proper 70s retro without the brown.

 

I hope the show's creator has some decent explanations for its mysteries up his sleeve, it'd be a shame to see it getting dragged out without the main points being resolved in some way.

Usually I'm all about enjoying the journey and the ending isn't that important but Severance is so damn fascinating I have to know more.

 

Private detectives take on case of couple of missing girls. Up north near Canadian border. Was trundling along nicely in the first episode but the ending was like WTF. After that you watch it knowing anything can happen. Good characters. Was decent.