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Mad Men is one of the best tv series there has been, and although I didn’t work in the 50/60s hey day of advertising, I can still see lots of things that happen in the show that we’re similar to when I worked in agencies in the 90s.
Another great series is The Deuce, not sure if anyone has seen this? But the art direction is spot on - really feels like it is filmed in the 70s NY
Couldnt agree more, esp with MadMen. We collect vintage Herman Miller & Knoll so we like to try to spot stuff in our collection on the show [emoji102][emoji102]
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On Watchmen now. Best show I’ve seen in quite a while. I’ve watched the Wire 2x’s. Likely the best thing ever on the small screen.
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Haven’t seen the Watchmen yet but am quite fond of the music:
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If anything became abudantly clear now watching that GRAND TOUR x-mas special/ S04E01 it's just how much May does not want to be anywhere near Clarkson anymore… It was palpable in a lot of the studio segments in earlier episodes, where May never laughed at any of Clarkson's jokes, or didn't even look at him...
I'll be happy (for him) if his Japan-focused show becomes a hit so he can do his own show...
https://www.amazon.com/James-May-Our-Japan-Season/dp/B082WM379P
(Now excuse me whilst I go and download that btw...)
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Gave up on The Expanse after a few episodes and started The Boys (Amazon Prime). Binged it over the last few days and loved it.
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Oh yes
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YES!!!
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WATCHMEN… I loved it... It was weirder than sex with a dolphin... So good to see Jeremy Irons (as Veidt) again... And Regina King/ Angela will be one of the main reasons why I'll undoubtedly re-watch it again in the near future... She kicks ass and has a booty like a Plymouth Coupe...
