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Centered around run down NE town and prison and the characters in and around them.
So, Season 1 is S.King - adjacent, but not 100% based on an existing character or story? A knowledge of his universe would enhance the viewing, but it's not mandatory.
I'm not a Stephen King guy, and I still enjoyed S1 (again, up and down). But I understand it's rife with King references that fans would get...and I think the story line is pretty much the same.
Leaving Neverland on HBO.
Yeah, I thought ep 3 started off great and then the whole thing just changed, kinda like the Kubrick\Spielberg switch in A.I., or more appropriately, the instant Cheech appears in From Dusk til Dawn.
Holy ####, the take was unreal. I usually hate commercials but I needed them to set my head straight, Tom hardy is out of this world in his role.
i started it but paused it after maybe 3 episodes. it's highly stylized in that QT way, perhaps, but it suffers from sloppy writing and paper thin characters. it feels like a CW series with a USA Network budget.
3 in. I LOVE it. Probably partly because of my faith/knowledge of Scripture. Wholly unique and thought-provoking.
I think I made it to ep 6 or 7. Just never seemed to want to hit play on the rest. And I used to read anything King published
aside from the..... cats part.... it's mostly a depressing, horrifying and awful psychological thriller type story.
Quite possibly the most perfect body I've seen.
i liked S1 mostly because i felt like it was going for something different. the cast, too, made a huge difference. S2 was more conventional (still somehow bonkers) but still decent. it's more a "nice-change-of-pace" show than anything.
It does build pretty well if you ever revisit.saintfool said:
I just finished The Witcher last night. It is not in the genre of shows I normally watch but I liked it a lot. I couldn’t follow the time jumps very well I guess and might not have noticed them at all if I hadn’t seen it mentioned here (But I’m pretty dumb about that stuff...had enough trouble following Scott Bakula and his Quantum Leap escapades.)gianmarco said:The Witcher gets so much better as you go in. I gave up after the 1st episode but my wife finished it and loved it. After reading more saying the same here I went back and glad I did. It is really, really good.
And Yennefer.... Holy Jesus.
Haven't found it streaming anywhere, but if someone knows where one can see it, let me know. Love me some News Radio.
Pre or post witch surgery?gianmarco said:The Witcher gets so much better as you go in. I gave up after the 1st episode but my wife finished it and loved it. After reading more saying the same here I went back and glad I did. It is really, really good.
And Yennefer.... Holy Jesus.
I just finished season 1. That being said not many great comedies anymore. Other than Sunny, Curb, and Silicon Valley.
The bolded are my picks.
Just curious, have you seen Broadchurch? I'd be quite surprised if you had and didn't bold it without overlooking it.
It actually makes me angry that both of you haven't seen it yet being regulars in this thread.
These are both fantastic.
I'm dragging my wife through fleabag. Only like 2 or 3 in. If it doesn't get much better, I'll finish it myself. I'm hoping now that we finished the new season of The Crown, she'll warm up to it with the MiL in it.
