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#2730825 18-Jun-2021 18:39

I decided to re-sub back to Amazon Prime Video and I recently discovered The Expanse. Being a huge science fiction nerd(I love Star Trek, Battlestar Galactica both TOS and Re-imagined) this is certainly tickling an itch I had for a long time. So far just started Season 2 and I'm rather fond of the twists and I've got a few favourite characters as well(Miller and Amos).

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#2731847 21-Jun-2021 09:03

Lupin on Netflix.

Inspired by the adventures of Arsène Lupin, gentleman thief Assane Diop sets out to avenge his father for an injustice inflicted by a wealthy family.

I've watched the first series and am halfway through the second. I really like it, it's got some exciting action sequences and I like the actors. It's in French, dubbed into English, but most of the time I don't notice the dubbing.

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#2731855 21-Jun-2021 09:15

Star Wars: The Bad Batch - animation on Disney+. Pretty good story actually, better than expected. It ties well with the events on the first two episodes of the Star Wars prequel trilogy. Started watching to test HDR10+ and sound on a Sony TV then continued with a projector - great sound, well done animation/picture quality.

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#2731931 21-Jun-2021 10:33

Just started Season 2 of Hill Street Blues. Happy days.

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#2731933 21-Jun-2021 10:35

Sweettooth is fast getting away from what I hoped it would become. I'll stick with it a bit longer, but if it continues down the path it's heading, 1 season is all I can imagine watching.

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#2731947 21-Jun-2021 11:30

Dexter

Never got a chance to see it back when and we are now up to season 7.

Yeah good show love every bit of it. 9/10

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#2732076 21-Jun-2021 14:13

JaseNZ:

Dexter

Never got a chance to see it back when and we are now up to season 7.

Yeah good show love every bit of it. 9/10

Don't watch the series finale.

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#2732102 21-Jun-2021 15:41

Paul1977:

JaseNZ:

Dexter

Never got a chance to see it back when and we are now up to season 7.

Yeah good show love every bit of it. 9/10

Don't watch the series finale.

Hahah yeah I have been told that from other people, Apparently the reboot this year is going to fix that ??

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#2732110 21-Jun-2021 16:02

Just finished season 2 of Black Summer (Netflix) 8/10

A visceral take on the zombie thriller genre. Season 1 is pretty much a must watch first. Gritty, emotive, and at time brutally and realistically violent. A more real-life take on the human condition and a zombie outbreak would probably look like as compared to TWD and others.

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#2732219 21-Jun-2021 18:37

Just finished watching Clarkson’s Farm on Amazon Prime.

It involves Jeremy Clarkson of Top Gear and The Grand Tour taking over running his farm in the Cotswolds when his farm manager retires. It spans September 2019 to September 2020 with obvious implications.

“How hard can it be?” asks Clarkson. He discovers just how difficult. You don’t have to be a TG or TGT fan to enjoy this and there may even be some surprises for people who ~~loathe~~ dislike him. It is certainly no more contrived than any of his recent projects.

The series left me wondering if farmers in NZ are beset with excessive amount of bureaucracy and regulation like their UK counterparts. And also how someone (Clarkson) who has spent 40 years in motoring can’t back a trailer.

Its 8 episodes. You’ll know by the end of episode 2 if the series is for you. 7/10.

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#2732297 21-Jun-2021 20:53

SWAT.

Meh. Could have been better. Too much obvious wokery.

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#2732525 22-Jun-2021 09:24

freitasm:

Star Wars: The Bad Batch - animation on Disney+. Pretty good story actually, better than expected. It ties well with the events on the first two episodes of the Star Wars prequel trilogy....

I watched the first two episodes, not really knowing what to expect and almost forgot that I was watching a cartoon.

I enjoyed it, but for some reason stopped watching...I shall have to restart, I think.

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#2732526 22-Jun-2021 09:27

Dingbatt:

Just finished watching Clarkson’s Farm on Amazon Prime.

It involves Jeremy Clarkson of Top Gear and The Grand Tour taking over running his farm in the Cotswolds when his farm manager retires. It spans September 2019 to September 2020 with obvious implications.

“How hard can it be?” asks Clarkson. He discovers just how difficult. You don’t have to be a TG or TGT fan to enjoy this and there may even be some surprises for people who loathe dislike him. It is certainly no more contrived than any of his recent projects.

The series left me wondering if farmers in NZ are beset with excessive amount of bureaucracy and regulation like their UK counterparts. And also how someone (Clarkson) who has spent 40 years in motoring can’t back a trailer.

Its 8 episodes. You’ll know by the end of episode 2 if the series is for you. 7/10.

I've watched the first four episodes, I will watch the rest this weekend.

There are obvious bits that are contrived, but that's OK, it's made for TV.

I enjoy it, but then, I don't dislike JC and his mates :)

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#2732548 22-Jun-2021 09:54

Well, all of a sudden Sweet Tooth got a massive boost and suddenly things are back on track and making more sense. There is some clever writing in this series.

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#2732567 22-Jun-2021 10:33

scuwp:

Just finished season 2 of Black Summer (Netflix) 8/10

A visceral take on the zombie thriller genre. Season 1 is pretty much a must watch first. Gritty, emotive, and at time brutally and realistically violent. A more real-life take on the human condition and a zombie outbreak would probably look like as compared to TWD and others.

I would have liked a season 1 recap like a lot of shows have as it's been a long time since I watched it. Just a quick refresher to remind me of who the characters were would have gone a long way. I've only watched the first episode, so maybe flashbacks will fill in some gaps?

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