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#2249380 31-May-2019 22:06

Holy moly this looks amazing!

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#2249715 1-Jun-2019 20:32

Good Omens . Prime. If you enjoyed the book you will like this . im just not sure why David Tennant is channelling Bill Nighy but it is annoying. Still 8/10

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#2249735 1-Jun-2019 21:28

Watching the Deadwood HBO movie now. So good to be back!

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#2250208 3-Jun-2019 10:03

Years and years. BBC series following the UK over the next 30 years from now. Focuses on one family and what happens to them. Only watched one episode but seems very good in presenting a possible future. Explores the political, technological and political changes that happen as time progress and how the family and country changes

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#2250242 3-Jun-2019 10:49

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Netflix: Dead to me - Good.

SOHO: Chernobyl - very good

Have watched 4 of the 5 episodes of Chernobyl - gritty, horrifying and riveting.

This got me reading further about the accident online. The wider story is really interesting too IMO - stuff that I had never really joined together before.

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#2251711 5-Jun-2019 07:13

Last episode of Chernobyl was good. I will miss this series.

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#2252751 6-Jun-2019 08:48

Watched the first 3 episodes of Handmaids Tale season 3 last night. I found it a little slow and tame compared to the first 2 series.

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#2253337 6-Jun-2019 21:20

KrazyKid:

Years and years. BBC series following the UK over the next 30 years from now. Focuses on one family and what happens to them. Only watched one episode but seems very good in presenting a possible future. Explores the political, technological and political changes that happen as time progress and how the family and country changes

My wife and I are loving this at the moment.

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#2253339 6-Jun-2019 21:27

We are also watching The Red Line.

The Red Line Trailer

Sorry i could not figure out how to embed the video.

Staring Noah Wyle ( ER )

We are also watching ER from the beginning, we are up to S06, so many stars in the making, good to see the old technology too to see how far we have come.

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#2253341 6-Jun-2019 21:32

Pleased the Handmaids Tale is back on. Gripping and beautifully shot as usual.

Not sure what attracted me (wink) but in an evening of weakness succumbed to the incessant advertising on Netflix for Bonding. A quirky but surprisingly heart warming comedy about a dominatrix. Only a few short episodes. Definitely not for the prudish, not that you see anything, it's just the situations.

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#2253529 7-Jun-2019 07:09

Out of Australia, a weekly political show similar to "The Daily Show"

"The Weekly with Charlie Pickering" S05E12

Really good segment where an indigenous Australians breaks down why he hates the Australian national anthem.

Exceptional analysis.

Also mentions in passing "stolen wages"

https://australianstogether.org.au/stories-2/stolen-wages/

I know Kiwis aren't perfect, but Australia reminds me of the deep south USA in the 50's.

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#2253726 7-Jun-2019 12:48

swamp thing

watched episode 1 last week 8/10

today read the show's been cancelled !

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#2254628 8-Jun-2019 21:40

Just finished watching Good Omens on Amazon Prime Video... What a great mini-series.

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#2254642 8-Jun-2019 22:27

Only one episode in. I look forward to seeing the rest!

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#2256224 11-Jun-2019 18:02

Designated Survivor is back on Netflix and I see they are now using the playbook from Shonda's productions - putting some social commentary in episodes so all the over the top, suspend believe stuff from Seasons 1 and 2 are gone now (just watch some Grey's Anatomy and you will see current social themes).

Will watch episode two to check but the first episode was a bit too over the top with comparisons with real world commentary.

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