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@Denimhead-0 Best show on TV, right now.
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@Matt I disliked Patricia at first and now she’s my favorite character. Deserves awards especially for this most recent episode. Such a great mix of laughter and terror.
“Give me $20 on pump 2”!!!
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Widows Bay episode 8
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@Matt The taser scene as well. Great episode
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@Denimhead-0 “she’s just the worst”
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Legends - Netflix
Brilliant acting, superbly written, very British.
Would be interested to hear if non-Brits enjoy it/get it/like it.
I watched it on the way to Tokyo a few weeks ago, and rewatched it with @Madame-Buttonfly this last few nights. It is almost better watching it the second time, I found myself concentrating more on the dialogue, which I found compelling......
I loved Mylonas....
"There is nothing more dangerous than an old king......."
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I watched that last week during taining and really liked it. Old shool british stuff, and fortunately not over the top like Guy Ritchie would have done it.
Currently half way through Harry Hole, also a bit different from the usual scandinavian stuff, plus it comes with a great soundtrack.
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Did Harry Hole a few weeks ago, thought the story line was a bit lazy and some of the characters too damn obvious. Watched it to the end though, and yep, the soundtrack was great......
"OK face up to it - you're useless but generally pretty honest and straightforward . . . it's a rare combination of qualities that I have come to admire in you" - Geo 2011
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Another Widow’s Bay fan here. Love it.
Reminds me of a Charlie Parker novel by John Connolly.
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@RobeOfTheMagi said in Random conversations:
Is there anyone else who also loves David Lynch's voice and way of speaking?
Bit late to this. Love Lynch and as for Twin Peak, it's one of my all time favourites. Was obsessed when it was first televised here in the UK. Lynch and Frost's vision was disrupted by the TV network - and often in season 2 a lot of what you see wasn't something they were involved in - until the final 6 eps of season 2. Then that essential lore kicks into the max and is the basis for what happens in The Return.
Although as stated already, The Return is NOTHING like the original tv series. It's at times brilliant, sometimes astonishingly frustrating. Almost like Lynch did the opposite of what was expected of him.
Fire Walk with Me is fantastic too. Defo watch that before The Return.
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I tried Twin Peaks after hearing a few of you saying how much you loved it.
Nah, did not resonate one little bit. I think maybe, it was of its time. I did not do Star Wars when it/they was/were originally released. When I met Paula who loved it, she "made" me watch it. Fuck, it was dated crap. Lasted about 30 mins, and then never again.
I struggled with Breaking Bad, but did last a few eps, then gave up.
Not to give up my mission to find something seminal that I had missed when originally released, I watched The Sopranos a couple of years ago, and loved it. But never made it to the end.
Go figure.....
"OK face up to it - you're useless but generally pretty honest and straightforward . . . it's a rare combination of qualities that I have come to admire in you" - Geo 2011
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@Giles said in Random conversations:
I tried Twin Peaks after hearing a few of you saying how much you loved it.
Nah, did not resonate one little bit. I think maybe, it was of its time. I did not do Star Wars when it/they was/were originally released. When I met Paula who loved it, she "made" me watch it. Fuck, it was dated crap. Lasted about 30 mins, and then never again.
I struggled with Breaking Bad, but did last a few eps, then gave up.
Not to give up my mission to find something seminal that I had missed when originally released, I watched The Sopranos a couple of years ago, and loved it. But never made it to the end.
Go figure.....
I was a big fan of Twin Peaks back then. But that was 1991. I still love it but I guess that's a bit nostalgic...
