TV

[Nocturama]

@MQR - Nava Mau (Toni) is an another interesting individual who has lived their character, which adds yet another level of reality to the BR story telling.

[MQR]

@Nocturama ah i see, well that explains the amazing overall of the show

[SKT]

@sabergirl my wife and I both loved seasons 1 & 2 of Hacks. Looking forward to this season now

[EdH]

Mrs H and I started Shogun last night. First episode was great, looking forward to the rest, heard nothing but praise.

[prpx]

@Giles - Blue lights is fantastic, enjoyed every second of it.

[jiminstitches]

@EdH Ah dude Shogun was so awesome! Im gonna re-watch it at some point. Im 6 episode into Sugar with Colin Farrell and im really enjoying it, its kinda a cool mix of influences from Sin City, Hitchcock and Mrs MarpleDefinitely worth checking out!

[Brian]

I was sorely disappointed last night when I realised I’d finished the 2 seasons of blue lights that were available to watch

Now I’m on the hunt for something else that the wife and I will both happily watch without her calling someone while the show is on

[endo]

Finished the first (and only so far) season and enjoyed it. Bit weird, as it starts like a classic noir, LA-based PI story. Turns out quite different and leaves room for further seasons. Liked Colin Farrell's acting a lot, as always.

[T4920]

New Netflix series Tires was a great watch.

With a total runtime of just over 2h, it was very digestible and never outstayed its welcome.

Shane Gillis practically plays himself, which I loved to see

[Giles]

I saw @Alex watching series 1 of Tokyo Vice (BBC iPlayer) on a trip to Japan a couple of years ago. I watched it in one hit on the way back and loved it. Series 2 is out, but @Madame-Buttonfly had not seen S1, so we watched it together at the weekend (I am glad I did because I had forgotten loads), we are now halfway through S2 and it is brilliant....

[IH-GARY]

@Giles It’s amazing how they get everything in camera to be of the era - great series

[mclaincausey]

I really need to watch that.

Having read both the 3 Body Problem trilogy and now Dark Matter, I’ve started those shows on Netflix and Apple TV, respectively.

I think I’m going to struggle with the former (I already had concerns after reading the books that a series could do it justice, and then to discover that they’ve changed the ethnicity and nationality of one of my favorite characters in recent memory from Chinese to American bothered me too).

Dark Matter was an excellent and speedy read that was almost like a screenplay already, and so far the adaptation is quite promising. That one will be harder to screw up, especially with the cast and production attached to it.

We need to complete Shōgun as well. It was gaining a lot of momentum when life interfered.

[deanclean]

This is one from 2015 but my wife and I loved it. It’s called Patriot and we watched on Amazon. There are two seasons and they were great. I thought it was really funny but also just sort of a feel good show.

[Jett129]

Can’t wait!

[Matt]

[AdamJ]

@Matt sick with anticipation?

[Matt]

Now I’m just enjoying being the resident contrarian on all matters The Bear.

[mclaincausey]

Probably not gonna see it for a while since I hate Hulu but I’m excited nonetheless.

[iamjustdanny]

@Matt

I keep hearing good things about that show. But when I saw some previews and asked my friends their thoughts on it, I figured I'd pass on it.

I see enough screaming and arguing in real life.

[iamjustdanny]

But the show mentioned here a few days ago, Tokyo Vice... Love it. Finally got around to reading the book partway through watching S2.

I don't like reading for pleasure, but whatever Jake Adelstein publishes, I'll definitely give it a read!