Unbelievable run for Supernatural. A Deadwood movie has been completed that is set 10 years after the final series. Could be fun. GOT will rate through the roof of course but many will be happy that it's coming to an end. Spin off series in development.Red Rick said:GoT ending is one I was ready for.
Supernatural ending after S15 is one I was not ready for. It was obviously way past expiration date, but that was one hell of a run.
Finished it yesterday.Red Rick said:Watching Bodyguard now. It's great.
Red Rick said:Finished it yesterday.Red Rick said:Watching Bodyguard now. It's great.
Best TV show I've seen in years.
Now all there is to it is waiting for more seasons and be disappointed.
I've looked a bit and the writer talks about having ideas for 4/5 seasons.Pricey_sky said:Red Rick said:Finished it yesterday.Red Rick said:Watching Bodyguard now. It's great.
Best TV show I've seen in years.
Now all there is to it is waiting for more seasons and be disappointed.
I still don’t think series 2 has been officially commissioned yet, but I don’t think it will be long, series 1 was absolutely huge over here.
I want to see The Terror and Into the Badlands. Handmaid's Tale is pretty good. Will start watching American Gods when GOT finishes.Mavic said:Some of my favorite series that are still running (and already have 3 seasons at least): Into the Badlands, The Expanse, The Last Kingdom, and of course GoT. Short series (1 season): The Terror, Altered Carbon. Series still running with less than 3 seasons: American Gods, The Handmaid's Tale, Deadly Class.
How I can find the time to watch all of these? Most of these series have alternating schedules, which helps. :lol:
I'd recommend them all obviously. Into the badlands has some of the best fighting scenes you'll see as well as a pretty interesting storyline. The terror is just non-stop suspense. American Gods is, well, different, in a way that gets you hooked as the mystery slowly unravels. I love it personally. Might take some getting used to though, it's probably not for everyone. Hope you enjoy them as much I do.movingtarget said:I want to see The Terror and Into the Badlands. Handmaid's Tale is pretty good. Will start watching American Gods when GOT finishes.Mavic said:Some of my favorite series that are still running (and already have 3 seasons at least): Into the Badlands, The Expanse, The Last Kingdom, and of course GoT. Short series (1 season): The Terror, Altered Carbon. Series still running with less than 3 seasons: American Gods, The Handmaid's Tale, Deadly Class.
How I can find the time to watch all of these? Most of these series have alternating schedules, which helps. :lol:
Setting the stage for what's to come I suppose. I thought it was okay but only five eps to go.Red Rick said:GoT 8x1 was a bit of a slow one innit?
its closer to 6.5 hours though.movingtarget said:Setting the stage for what's to come I suppose. I thought it was okay but only five eps to go.Red Rick said:GoT 8x1 was a bit of a slow one innit?
Well it was never about action in every episode and most series have two action packed episodes at best. Someone wrote recently that the most powerful scenes in GOT happened between two people talking behind closed doors. For the most part I think they are right, it was never meant to be Marvel like. I thought the second ep was an improvement but obviously the action kicks off in ep 3 and they get a chance to use their big budget ! For some reason though I find the scenes with Tyrion a bit of a borefest now. The rest of his family have become more interesting.Red Rick said:So
Season 8 of GoT is basically Fleche Wallone
Have you seen Line of Duty?Red Rick said:Finished it yesterday.Red Rick said:Watching Bodyguard now. It's great.
Best TV show I've seen in years.
Now all there is to it is waiting for more seasons and be disappointed.
Usually the dialogue leads somewhere, now it was just 'guess everyone gunna have to say something, and as a result we got Tormund being cringy, a bunch of other things that felt somewhat out of place and obviously the RLJ reveal to Daenerys happens riiiight at the end of the episode.movingtarget said:Well it was never about action in every episode and most series have two action packed episodes at best. Someone wrote recently that the most powerful scenes in GOT happened between two people talking behind closed doors. For the most part I think they are right, it was never meant to be Marvel like. I thought the second ep was an improvement but obviously the action kicks off in ep 3 and they get a chance to use their big budget ! For some reason though I find the scenes with Tyrion a bit of a borefest now. The rest of his family have become more interesting.Red Rick said:So
Season 8 of GoT is basically Fleche Wallone
Yeah with such a large cast I guess it starts to get whittled down from the next ep and some of the popular characters will be disappearing. There will have to be some twists remaining especially with Cersei and Euron still active and with Snow's real history now known. Will the dragon woman accept Snow as king ? The last three eps are 90 minutes long. The shocks and intrigues from the earlier series have been missed as have some of the veteran, more talented actors. Once the scripts went past the books the series seemed to suffer but I still find it entertaining. Something tells me that Melisandre re the red witch will have an important part to play as will Bran.Red Rick said:Usually the dialogue leads somewhere, now it was just 'guess everyone gunna have to say something, and as a result we got Tormund being cringy, a bunch of other things that felt somewhat out of place and obviously the RLJ reveal to Daenerys happens riiiight at the end of the episode.movingtarget said:Well it was never about action in every episode and most series have two action packed episodes at best. Someone wrote recently that the most powerful scenes in GOT happened between two people talking behind closed doors. For the most part I think they are right, it was never meant to be Marvel like. I thought the second ep was an improvement but obviously the action kicks off in ep 3 and they get a chance to use their big budget ! For some reason though I find the scenes with Tyrion a bit of a borefest now. The rest of his family have become more interesting.Red Rick said:So
Season 8 of GoT is basically Fleche Wallone
I wasn't even talking about a lack of action as much as a total lack of new information. We're 4 episodes away from the end, and we still know nothing about this great threat that has brought us from a great show with political intrigue and gritty realism to 'oh **** ice zombies'
The new series of Line Of Duty is unbelievable, every week seems to end with a shock or cliffhanger. Fully recommend a watch if people haven’t seen it yet.macbindle said:Have you seen Line of Duty?Red Rick said:Finished it yesterday.Red Rick said:Watching Bodyguard now. It's great.
Best TV show I've seen in years.
Now all there is to it is waiting for more seasons and be disappointed.
People seem to be raving about it.
I don't know why but all of a sudden there seems to be loads of amazing British TV after years of crap.
Bodyguard, Killing Eve, Fleabag, Black Mirror etc.
There is also fly on the wall mockumentary 'This Country', which started off a bit creaky, but by the second series was amazing.
I liked the previous series of The Missing. Haven't seen any of Baptiste yet.Pricey_sky said:The new series of Line Of Duty is unbelievable, every week seems to end with a shock or cliffhanger. Fully recommend a watch if people haven’t seen it yet.macbindle said:Have you seen Line of Duty?Red Rick said:Finished it yesterday.Red Rick said:Watching Bodyguard now. It's great.
Best TV show I've seen in years.
Now all there is to it is waiting for more seasons and be disappointed.
People seem to be raving about it.
I don't know why but all of a sudden there seems to be loads of amazing British TV after years of crap.
Bodyguard, Killing Eve, Fleabag, Black Mirror etc.
There is also fly on the wall mockumentary 'This Country', which started off a bit creaky, but by the second series was amazing.
I’d also add Baptiste (and the previous two series of The mIssing) to your list of great of great TV recently.