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…they're bound to re-watch THE WIRE when they're older, and pick up on all those missed tidbits... Cause that's the thing with that show... You can NOT just watch it once...
That was my conclusion. I’ve watched it through and through twice and seen some seasons more times than that. When the boys were watching it I’d find myself standing in the doorway ten mins at a time staring fondly.
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Just watched the last episode.
Feel let down
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That was my conclusion. I’ve watched it through and through twice and seen some seasons more times than that. When the boys were watching it I’d find myself standing in the doorway ten mins at a time staring fondly.
Good lads [emoji106]
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Just watched the last episode.
Feel let down
Interesting. I feel like we should leave it a day or two before getting into specifics for those who haven’t seen it, but I was pretty happy with everything. Very well written and credible. I thought everyone got an ending that was right for them.
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Watching that too. Really liking it.
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Echoing the above. I'm halfway through episode 3. The show is brutal and fantastically done.
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^^^Agreed^^^
Watching Episodes 3+4 tonight.
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I’m going largely against the grain with that. I enjoyed it. Yes the middle section where that fix everything is rushed and dumb but the first section leading to THE DEATH was brilliant, and seeing as I’m a big old softie, I found the very end quite moving. I don’t really understand a lot of the criticism of how it got wrapped up. What were people expecting?
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For those watching Chernobyl I highly recommend the podcast. It makes me want to re-watch the episodes as the podcast gives additional information into the disaster and the personal stories portrayed. Long story short, based on the research the creators of the show did the drama of the HBO series is actually under-emphasized compared to what actually happened.
And for readers - the book 'Voices from Chernobyl' has a number of first hand accounts of the happening.
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For those watching Chernobyl I highly recommend the podcast….
And for readers - the book 'Voices from Chernobyl' has a number of first hand accounts of the happening.
Thanks for those tips. I’ll endeavour to get to grips with both.
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Re-watching SPACED… I actually bought the DVD set for this (2nd hand) well over 10 years ago... And I'm glad I did... So much fun... And so many familiar faces!..
That is what this show does…
