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#1775496 4-May-2017 12:13

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Just started watching The Handmaid's Tale (Hulu). Very engrossing so far. And the most intriguing part is that, looking at the current US political climate, it's a story that doesn't feel that far fetched.

I'm enjoying this a lot. Love dystopian stories, this reminds me of Children of Men quite a bit given the underlying source material. Scary and bloody well acted.

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#1775503 4-May-2017 12:33

Fargo Season 2. 9/10

Equally as good as season 1 although I preferred Billy Bob Thornton in series 1 as the 'series psycho' rather than the Indian guy in the second series.

And the spacecraft thing in series 2 was unnecessary and slightly silly.

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#1775506 4-May-2017 12:42

^There's no indians in s2 of Fargo is there?

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#1775510 4-May-2017 12:53

Slow TV - Telemark Canal on Netflix

11 hours of watching a boat pass through locks.

Bliss

I will watch the Knitting evening one next.

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#1775514 4-May-2017 13:01

gehenna:

^There's no indians in s2 of Fargo is there?

Yes there is the Native American Indian. He's the hitman who sets up the massacre at the motel at the end and kills the matriarch of the family.

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#1775517 4-May-2017 13:07

gehenna:
dclegg:

Just started watching The Handmaid's Tale (Hulu). Very engrossing so far. And the most intriguing part is that, looking at the current US political climate, it's a story that doesn't feel that far fetched.

I'm enjoying this a lot. Love dystopian stories, this reminds me of Children of Men quite a bit given the underlying source material. Scary and bloody well acted.

Looks like a great series... still only available overseas though? 😕

I'd really like if au/nz became one market to the big players and we got the chance to join in legally and without all the DNS/VPN shenanigans that inevitably lead many to ***locker 'solutions' instead...

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#1775533 4-May-2017 13:51

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American Gods. Read the book a few years ago and the first episode of the series I thought was very good. Although the other half hadn't read the book and couldn't follow it at all!

EDIT: Although after only one episode I don't think you're really meant to have much of an idea of what's happening.

Where is it?

A.

It's on STARZ so you can get it through Amazon with a STARZ subscription. I got it via an alternate source.

It is also available in NZ via Amazon Prime Video.

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#1775549 4-May-2017 14:02

dclegg:

Just started watching The Handmaid's Tale (Hulu). Very engrossing so far. And the most intriguing part is that, looking at the current US political climate, it's a story that doesn't feel that far fetched.

Agreed. Saw the movie some years ago and thought this could come true if the likes of the Tea Party and the religious right ever come to power in the US..

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#1775567 4-May-2017 14:46

SJB:

gehenna:

^There's no indians in s2 of Fargo is there?

Yes there is the Native American Indian. He's the hitman who sets up the massacre at the motel at the end and kills the matriarch of the family.

cheers for the spoiler alert

Common sense is not as common as you think.

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#1775571 4-May-2017 14:52

vexxxboy:

SJB:

gehenna:

^There's no indians in s2 of Fargo is there?

Yes there is the Native American Indian. He's the hitman who sets up the massacre at the motel at the end and kills the matriarch of the family.

cheers for the spoiler alert

Sorry. More careful in future.

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#1775616 4-May-2017 15:31

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jfanning:

Paul1977:

afe66:

Paul1977:

American Gods. Read the book a few years ago and the first episode of the series I thought was very good. Although the other half hadn't read the book and couldn't follow it at all!

EDIT: Although after only one episode I don't think you're really meant to have much of an idea of what's happening.

Where is it?

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It's on STARZ so you can get it through Amazon with a STARZ subscription. I got it via an alternate source.

It is also available in NZ via Amazon Prime Video.

@jfanning Is that with the NZ "Prime Video" subscription? I have the US Amazon Prime and it requires an additional STARZ subscription with that.

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#1775817 4-May-2017 18:50

Paul1977:

jfanning:

Paul1977:

afe66:

Paul1977:

American Gods. Read the book a few years ago and the first episode of the series I thought was very good. Although the other half hadn't read the book and couldn't follow it at all!

EDIT: Although after only one episode I don't think you're really meant to have much of an idea of what's happening.

Where is it?

A.

It's on STARZ so you can get it through Amazon with a STARZ subscription. I got it via an alternate source.

It is also available in NZ via Amazon Prime Video.

@jfanning Is that with the NZ "Prime Video" subscription? I have the US Amazon Prime and it requires an additional STARZ subscription with that.

Yes, Amazon picked up the international rights

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#1775849 4-May-2017 19:36

I recently watched all episodes of BBC's SS:GB (first one on iPlayer, last two on Air NZ) - quite different in some ways to the book, but both book and TV are great.

I also watched the first episode of Season 1 of BBC's "Line of Duty" on NZ Netflix- this looks like a very well made cop drama. First three seasons are on NZ Netflix, season 4 currently showing on BBC

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#1775867 4-May-2017 20:02

SJB:

Fargo Season 2. 9/10

Equally as good as season 1 although I preferred Billy Bob Thornton in series 1 as the 'series psycho' rather than the Indian guy in the second series.

And the spacecraft thing in series 2 was unnecessary and slightly silly.

I didnt think Season 2 was as good as season 1. Noah Hawley has a particular style which appeals but the storyline seemed a bit OTT compared to Season 1.

What are your thoughts on Season 3 so far?

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#1775868 4-May-2017 20:06

shk292:

I recently watched all episodes of BBC's SS:GB (first one on iPlayer, last two on Air NZ) - quite different in some ways to the book, but both book and TV are great.

I also watched the first episode of Season 1 of BBC's "Line of Duty" on NZ Netflix- this looks like a very well made cop drama. First three seasons are on NZ Netflix, season 4 currently showing on BBC

Agree that Line of Duty is a strong cop drama. Critical acclaim in the UK - I think Season 1 was something like the best rated series in years for the Beeb. Season 4 starts here in mid June. Season 5 is being commissioned for the UK in 2018.

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