What Movies or TV shows are you watching (2020)

[Blue Muton 2,742]

Season 6 of Power has just been released, IMO this is a very entertaining and engaging show although perhaps it's not for those who prefer their cast to be whiter than white.

 

 

 

[ivor bigun 3,929]

New season of Call the midwife has started  and the goes wrong show ,amusing 

[Blue Muton 2,742]

Paul Attanasio has some pedigree when it comes to screenwriting and production, he is credited with creating Homicide: Life on the Streets, one of the creators of house and the main writer of the series Bull. His film credits include Donnie Brascoe and Disclosure, among many others.

 

Getting to the point, he has a new show starting soon, "Tommy".

 

 

Starring Edie Falco Mrs Soprano, no less.

 

[Will27 10,255]

2 hours ago, Blue Muton said:

Season 6 of Power has just been released, IMO this is a very entertaining and engaging show although perhaps it's not for those who prefer their cast to be whiter than white.

 

 

 

Nice.

I really enjoy this one.

 

Seems they have a break over Xmas and release it in 2 parts.

Episode 10 aired in November and it restarts today for the last 5 shows.

 

I like to binge watch this one.

 

 

[Will27 10,255]

White House Farm

 

New 6 part series starting this week.
Anything with Stephen Graham in is worth a look.

Summary: One fateful night in August 1985 five members of the same family were murdered at an Essex farmhouse.

 

 

[Blue Muton 2,742]

3 hours ago, Will27 said:

White House Farm

 

New 6 part series starting this week.
Anything with Stephen Graham in is worth a look.

Summary: One fateful night in August 1985 five members of the same family were murdered at an Essex farmhouse.

 

 

Sounds interesting, thanks. You were right to pick up on my slip-up re S6 of Power, I forgot that they held over a few episodes from last year. Split seasons seem to be on the increase lately.

 

Did anyone hear that the new season of Better Call Saul is due to air in March? I for one am quite excited about that, one of my favourites.

[sanuk711 5,835]

3 hours ago, Will27 said:

Summary: One fateful night in August 1985 five members of the same family were murdered at an Essex farmhouse.

Thanks for that will27, didn't know it was out. In the 50s I lived quite close to that village.

 I would like to say something about police stitch ups--but do not want to post a spoiler for anyone watching it

[JHolmesJr 10,965]

I cant believe 1917 won the best picture at the Globes.

What a boring film. 

At least Gervais kicked some ass.

[Will27 10,255]

59 minutes ago, sanuk711 said:

Thanks for that will27, didn't know it was out. In the 50s I lived quite close to that village.

 I would like to say something about police stitch ups--but do not want to post a spoiler for anyone watching it

I've never heard of it TBH.

 

Looking forward to it though.

[Will27 10,255]

Documentary - Colin Hay - Waiting For My Real Life

 

I'm not what you'd call a big Men At Work fan, but this is a really good doco.

Colin Hay - Waiting For My Real Life' is the story of singer-songwriter Colin Hay, former front-man of Men At Work. We follow Hay from his earliest days in Scotland, through his family's emigration to Australia, to the massive, worldwide success of his band, to the depths of addiction and failure, to a slow climb back up the ladder seeking relevance, artistic freedom and ultimately, transcendence.

 

 

[Will27 10,255]

11 hours ago, Blue Muton said:

Sounds interesting, thanks. You were right to pick up on my slip-up re S6 of Power, I forgot that they held over a few episodes from last year. Split seasons seem to be on the increase lately.

 

Did anyone hear that the new season of Better Call Saul is due to air in March? I for one am quite excited about that, one of my favourites.

Better Call Saul season 5 will be released on Netflix (UK) 24 Feb.

 

 

[ivor bigun 3,929]

13 hours ago, sanuk711 said:

Thanks for that will27, didn't know it was out. In the 50s I lived quite close to that village.

 I would like to say something about police stitch ups--but do not want to post a spoiler for anyone watching it

yes i remember it Jeramy Bamber,still in prison for it , agree about stitch ups.

[recom273 1,386]

Back to a new year of <deleted> TV!

 

A new series of SAS Who dares wins started last night.

 

I binged in Messiah, it was OK, I think it may have potential in the Second series.

 

 

I hope Ozark returns soon.

 

The informer, worth a watch

 

 

16 hours ago, sanuk711 said:

Thanks for that will27, didn't know it was out. In the 50s I lived quite close to that village.

 I would like to say something about police stitch ups--but do not want to post a spoiler for anyone watching it

I lived near Tolleshunt d’arcy too .. on the Goldhanger road .. 

 

I will check it.

Edited January 7 by recom273

[sanuk711 5,835]

The Scotts

Started yesterday New BBC comedy series (Yes that's how they have spelt it---and no I didn't write whats below just pasted from the site.)...You may need subs

 

"Comedy pilot shadowing a 'typical' Scottish family. As they say, blood is thicker than water -- and no one is thicker than the Scotts.

 

[Will27 10,255]

Tv series - The Twelve AKA De Twaalf

 

Enjoyed the first 2 episodes.

All 10 shows with hard coded subs are on TPB.

Summary: Twelve ordinary people are called for jury duty for a murder case as traumatizing as it is controversial: the respected headmistress Fri Palmers stands accused of two murders, one of whom is her own child. Gradually, as the trial gains momentum, it is not only Fri's fate that hangs in the balance, but also the lives of the jury members that are shaken to the core. Each jury member reacts based on his or her own personal scars and life experience. It is up to them to decide on the guilt or the innocence of this broken woman on trial.