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  #1867168 16-Sep-2017 07:11
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biggal:

 

been watching snowfall

 

it about how crack cocaine started in LA in the 80s

 

 

 

on fx on sling tv and it will be on bbc 2 in the uk soon

 

dont know when in nz

 

 

 

 

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  #1867396 16-Sep-2017 20:46
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Chances of "The Orville" getting a second season?


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  #1867398 16-Sep-2017 20:53
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After one episode... who knows.

He made a movie, and they still let him make a series. Anything is possible.
I personally find him as funny in person as in his 'toons, so I'm hoping there is more to come.



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  #1867421 17-Sep-2017 01:27
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He might be funny, but the show is serious lacking any funny... especially comic timing. There was some jokes he set up, just to have them go flat with the punchline, either rushed, or drawn out.

 

 

 

Don't get me wrong, "Ted" was funny, and "Family Guy" and all his animated shows are absolute crap, so I'm not a fanboi at all, but this thing is like galaxy quest where every character was played badly by tim allen. 

 

 


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  #1867432 17-Sep-2017 07:17
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I didn't find it very funny but the centring of the alien on the view screen is amusing. I'll watch a couple, see how it goes. The sets and so on look really good.

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  #1867483 17-Sep-2017 11:40
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Pumpedd:

 

Another good one is Mr Mercedes. Its a Stephen King physch type thriller....a bit slow for first few episodes but really enjoying it now.

 

 

 

 

Where did you find this? I'd like to watch having read the book, but not sure if anywhere is shoeing it in NZ.


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  #1867486 17-Sep-2017 11:48
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^If you can't find anywhere showing it in NZ you can safely assume the source of it can't be talked about on GZ ;)

 

I'm enjoying Mr Mercedes too.  Brendan Gleeson's character is almost identical to how my Dad was (RIP).  Typical funny agro Irishman.  Also just started watching Broad City.  So funny, have binged almost 2 seasons since yesterday.  


 
 
 

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  #1867488 17-Sep-2017 12:05
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blakamin:

 

He might be funny, but the show is serious lacking any funny... especially comic timing. There was some jokes he set up, just to have them go flat with the punchline, either rushed, or drawn out.

 

Don't get me wrong, "Ted" was funny, and "Family Guy" and all his animated shows are absolute crap, so I'm not a fanboi at all, but this thing is like galaxy quest where every character was played badly by tim allen.  

 

 

The Orville is a drama with a bit of humour.  It's not supposed to be a straight up comedy.  It's just the trailer made it seem that way so people's expectations going in were wrong for the type of show it is.  They're going for a straight up Star Trek type sci-fi drama, but with some contemporary humour mixed in.  


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  #1872163 24-Sep-2017 20:01
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Just finished watching the excellent comedy Green Wing.

My wife was in fits of laughter every time we watched it. Can't believe they only made two series.





  #1872735 25-Sep-2017 21:48
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The first two episodes of Star Trek: Discovery , not what I was expecting but not to bad either. Will see how the next few episodes go.





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  #1872759 25-Sep-2017 22:26
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Star Trek Discovery, on Netflix. Not bad but didn't like that science officer guy.




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  #1872766 25-Sep-2017 22:52
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The Night Of - series 1 - 9/10 Absolutely superb, right up there with Broadchurch. Strong characters really well acted, excellent story line and great dialogue.

 

It's a remake of a UK series from 2008 called Criminal Justice. I'm getting hold of that now so it will be interesting to compare the 2 versions.


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  #1872978 26-Sep-2017 11:21
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Ken Burns The War on nz Netflix. 8/10

I really like this film makers slow steady way of telling stories. The polar opposite Of The shouty flashy "documentaries" on sky.

The ones on American civil war and Prohibition are also very good.

His series on Vietnam was launched in PBS last week with good reviews in NY Times. Will be interesting to see if launches here.

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  #1872998 26-Sep-2017 11:57
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freitasm: Star Trek Discovery, on Netflix. Not bad but didn't like that science officer guy.

 

 

 

Bloody gorgeous cinematography and CGI eh.  Very promising indeed.  Only saw episode 1 las night, watching 2 tonight.  

 

Not so sure about the Klingon reimagining yet... their ships were iconic.  New ones will need to grow on me.


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  #1873014 26-Sep-2017 12:24
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The reimagined Klingons remind a bit of the character (Jerry) played by Louis Gossett Jr. in Enemy Mine!




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