What TV Show's are you watching/looking forward to?

[Becca]

Crazy to think that Ashley Walters went from being in So Solid Crew to turning in performances like this!

I know !
I was only thinking that myself.

 

[TRF_Olyy]

Ended up doing all 4 episodes back to back, brilliant show

 

[Bada-Bing!]

Finished it as well. Very good, especially the acting of the boy and Stephen Graham.

 

[Which Tyler]

Started last night.
So good, but it's going to be a hard watch!

 

[Welsh Exile]

Didn't really buy the interrogation or the psych evaluation of the boy. Seemed a bit Hollywood even though the rest of it seems very real. Very well acted and put together though.

 

[ncurd]

I make no secret of my love for Season 1

 

[AlRums]

Started last night.
So good, but it's going to be a hard watch!

Elon Musk Criticised For Sharing 'Concerning' And 'Reckless' Misinformation About Adolescence

The X owner is at the centre of backlash after a post about the hard-hitting Netflix drama's inspirations.

www.huffingtonpost.co.uk

 

[Weldit]

Watched some new simpsons over the weekend. While true it did slump, I think it's actually gotten better again now. It's not the same as the classics, but I don't think anything will have that impact due to the times we're in.

 

[Sour Patch Kid]

Can't ignore some British classics
Dr Who (Only the first five doctors)
Monty Python
Dave Allen At Large (Ok, Irish but still a BBC program)
Are You Being Served?
Allo, Allo

 

[TRF_Olyy]

Just finished Severance S2, after doing S1 last week

Very very good - don't think the show as a whole is as good on the whole as the hype led me to believe (i.e. I saw people saying it's the best ever) but still a great story and some great acting. I'd put it on a level with season 1 of Westworld (which I loved, so that's high praise from me)

Was surprised to see Ben Stiller is the director - I like that more big actors are getting into film making, when you hear some of the big names (Tom Cruise, Matt Damon etc) talk about films you can tell they love it for the art of it, and I feel like you can feel that coming through in something like Severance
I saw a long twitter thread about the lighting of the show and how it's such a departure from the oversaturated or overly dark scenes we're used to in the Marvel Studios era of film making

 

[ncurd]

Was surprised to see Ben Stiller is the director

Stillers not directed tons but it's a pretty interesting filmography

The Cable Guy
Zoolander
Tropic Thunder
The Secret Life of Walter Mitty
Zoolander 2