rulefan
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Mid point of 'Dead to Me' 2nd series. Nice subtle humour.
But they talk so fast we resorted to sub-titles
But they talk so fast we resorted to sub-titles
TV Series - What Are You Watching?
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Beezerk
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Watched something called Six Four over the last couple of nights, pretty good and an easy binge given there were only 4 episodes lol.
Are they all out? We saw the first one on Sunday, watched it the old school way
. Enjoyed it but really had to concentrate with some of the accents 
Beezerk
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Are they all out? We saw the first one on Sunday, watched it the old school way
It was first out in March I think, it’s on ITVX player if you can stand the ads that can’t be skipped.
First one was on Sunday just gone, normal ITV at 9pm. Unless you got the HG Wells time travel gizmo working?
Beezerk
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Ha ha I’m not sure but this review is from back in March…
Six Four on ITVX review: tight, thrilling and full of twists and turns
Grey’s Anatomy’s Kevin McKidd shines in his first UK-based TV series in decades
www.standard.co.uk
Maybe they released it on ITVx back then and have only just started to show it on normal tv
Golfmmad
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Had a bit of spare time lately, during the day and have been watching on YouTube a young Canadian couple building their home in the wilderness from scratch. Self sufficient, growing their own food, installing solar panels, using battery power.
It's amazing how they've used their creativeness and iniative to live off grid.
It's so remote, the only way in is by boat amongst some fabulous scenery.
Another one I was watching today where a young couple were building a log cabin using only hand tools. Chopping down large trees ( no chainsaw) for the cabin, chopping and chiselling the notches to interlock them to build the walls. Fascinating to watch, if you like that sort of thing.
It's amazing how they've used their creativeness and iniative to live off grid.
It's so remote, the only way in is by boat amongst some fabulous scenery.
Another one I was watching today where a young couple were building a log cabin using only hand tools. Chopping down large trees ( no chainsaw) for the cabin, chopping and chiselling the notches to interlock them to build the walls. Fascinating to watch, if you like that sort of thing.
Pin-seeker
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We really enjoyed this.
Thought Linda Cardellini & Christina Applegate were brilliant together.
Applegate struggled to film season 3 due to multiple sclerosis & as now retired.
Very sad.
rulefan
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WE have just finished season
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Pin-seeker
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No not at all,just felt a bit sad for her tbh.
Very brave of her to see it though.
backwoodsman
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Sometimes stuff is released on ITVX (or perhaps released on an 'obscure' channel) and then put out at a later date on ITV1 - and called a 'new drama'. Have never been sure why they do it - and seems a bit of a sconce to call it new? But I know there's some stuff we've sat down to watch as 'new' then as it starts, go " hang on, we've seen this before ..."Ha ha I’m not sure but this review is from back in March…
Six Four on ITVX review: tight, thrilling and full of twists and turns
Grey’s Anatomy’s Kevin McKidd shines in his first UK-based TV series in decades
Maybe they released it on ITVx back then and have only just started to show it on normal tv
SwingsitlikeHogan
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Finished The Pacific last night.
A tough but, for me, important watch.
The words Guadalcanal, Iwo Jima and Okinawa are now more than words and places I heard or read about the US fighting the Japaneses in the war in the pacific (I also learned a new one…Peleliu), and I understand the significance of the US marine corps memorial Arlington. Makes me reflect rather sadly on the present day US.
A tough but, for me, important watch.
The words Guadalcanal, Iwo Jima and Okinawa are now more than words and places I heard or read about the US fighting the Japaneses in the war in the pacific (I also learned a new one…Peleliu), and I understand the significance of the US marine corps memorial Arlington. Makes me reflect rather sadly on the present day US.
williamalex1
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A typical American film making the Yanks heroes and the Japanese just running into machine gunfire like lambs to the slaughtered.
SwingsitlikeHogan
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perhaps…but it showed pretty viscerally the horror that is war…and we these days in this country can easily talk about war in a pretty disconnected way, as if the horrors of what actually physically and mentally happens to our fellow human beings in war is somehow simply a matter of fact - when its actually a horror.
D-S
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Just finished Justified Primeval, pretty good and certainly set up for another season with more of the old cast involved, which is a good thing.
jim8flog
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I finished watching Bodies (Netflix) mix of Sci Fi (time travel) and police work. Thoroughly enjoyed it
Started The Night Agent (Netflix) last night if you liked 24 you would like this
Started The Night Agent (Netflix) last night if you liked 24 you would like this
Pin-seeker
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Really enjoyed Night agent.
GB72
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Having finished the last if the John Wick films I am on to The Continental. One episode it and a nice, gritty 70s feel, remind me if action films from my childhood. Enjoying it
rulefan
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Now finished series of Dead to Me - brilliant
The second one wasn't great but stick with it for the 3rd. The 3rd, and last, is cracking stuff.
