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EFTERFORSKNINGEN: don't ask me to pronounce it, but it's bloody good…
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anyone watch "City on a Hill?" Kevin Bacon is perfectly cast in this one. Season 1 is out and season 2 just began.
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…all caught up on 'Yellowstone'. Son's of Anarchy on horses. Knew you would like that one @jordanscollected!
…burning through 'Bosch' now. ::)
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Bosch is quality, I also really enjoyed Animal Kingdom until they stopped showing it in the UK after season 3.
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THE DEUCE (S02): well I didn't wanna re-watch S01 but I never gave S02 a chance… I read somewhere (I think in a Guardian review) that season 3 is absolutely flawless, so here we go...
I must say: I'm 20' into he first episode and it is UNCANNY how fleshed out everything is... How REAL both characters and locations feel... The rowdy traffic... In a fucking masterclass of its own...
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THE DEUCE (S02): well I didn't wanna re-watch S01 but I never gave S02 a chance… I read somewhere (I think in a Guardian review) that season 3 is absolutely flawless, so here we go...
I must say: I'm 20' into he first episode and it is UNCANNY how fleshed out everything is... How REAL both characters and locations feel... The rowdy traffic... In a fucking masterclass of its own...
Season 2 is underrated. Season 3 is the tits. The end will make you feel things.
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THE DEUCE (S02): well I didn't wanna re-watch S01 but I never gave S02 a chance… I read somewhere (I think in a Guardian review) that season 3 is absolutely flawless, so here we go...
I must say: I'm 20' into he first episode and it is UNCANNY how fleshed out everything is... How REAL both characters and locations feel... The rowdy traffic... In a fucking masterclass of its own...
Season 2 is underrated. Season 3 is the tits. The end will make you feel things.
The way they get the sleazy look of the 70's city is remarkable.
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June’s Red Right Hand. Praise be. If you know, you know.
I have to catch up.
Don't know about you but S3 (and the ending of it especially) was about the greatest TV ever made. S4 starts of where S3 ended and the first episode is packed with imagery, synchronicity and fable. It bodes well… in as far as watching that show can ever be a just pleasure and not an burning incitement to flip tables, throw chairs and machete every MF with a penis and misplaced conviction about his own importance in the world.
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June’s Red Right Hand. Praise be. If you know, you know.
I have to catch up.
Don't know about you but S3 (and the ending of it especially) was about the greatest TV ever made. S4 starts of where S3 ended and the first episode is packed with imagery, synchronicity and fable. It bodes well… in as far as watching that show can ever be a just pleasure and not an burning incitement to flip tables, throw chairs and machete every MF with a penis and misplaced conviction about his own importance in the world.
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THE DEUCE (S02): well I didn't wanna re-watch S01 but I never gave S02 a chance… I read somewhere (I think in a Guardian review) that season 3 is absolutely flawless, so here we go...
I must say: I'm 20' into he first episode and it is UNCANNY how fleshed out everything is... How REAL both characters and locations feel... The rowdy traffic... In a fucking masterclass of its own...
Season 2 is underrated. Season 3 is the tits. The end will make you feel things.
Ha, I just started The Deuce earlier this week, I am 2 episodes in and can see it going somewhere!! Glad to know it does!!
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I am convinced this is one of the best series made in the last five years…
I agree. While S2 takes on too much work in terms of complexity -and loses some of the character building and background building that makes S1 so awesome, s3 brings it all back. It is all together very well concieved and executed and the way it deals with the material and characters is amazing. Evenhanded and unsentimental while still managing to stay warm in its attitude to all the characters, irrespective of how seedy or scummy they sometimes are.
On another note, I’m two episodes into Mare Of Easttown and it looks like its going to be a banger.
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I Like Easttown too. We're trying to spot places we know since it was shot near here.
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For those who like documentaries… Adam Curtis made a 6-part, ~470 minutes feature about the powers that were, the powers that be, history of conspiracy theories, and so much more... As you would expect with a Curtis docco...
Made by and aired on BBC but yu can find it on YouTube...
