The Official, Long Awaited, TV Shows Thread
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digitalwanderer
Legend
I'm in love with Loki, Disney+ streaming mini-series have been one of the high points for me from last year. 
Have to agree D+ has provided the best entertainment for the last year or so. Amazon Prime has some good productions as well, but nothing memorable on Netflix really.
Edit: Okay, I liked GLOW, I admit.
Edit: Okay, I liked GLOW, I admit.
digitalwanderer
Legend
I'm watching the first episode of "Clarkson's Farm" on Amazon Prime right now and dying of laughter! Jeremy bought a huge farm back in '08 and the guy who ran it just retired so he figured he'd farm it himself.
I mean, how hard could it be?
ROFL!!!
It's even better than I thought.
I mean, how hard could it be?
ROFL!!!
It's even better than I thought.
James May, Our Man in Tokyo was surprisingly entertaining as well, even though basically just a travel show.
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This is addressed in episode 1. Wasn't a fan but I'm willing to give it a couple more episodes as the character is marvellous.
Came across Fate:The Winx Saga on prime.
I actually liked it a lot, good steady overall plot reveal and decent special FX. There was clearly a deliberate decision to make every strong character female, which stands out a bit, but the leads are all really well acted. Its been confirmed that there is a season 2.
I much prefer these series that have 50-60 min episodes, the one thing that annoyed with, for example, Madalorian was that each episode was so short.
And I also stumbled across "wire in the blood", a 6 season thing from early 2000s that i previously totally missed. Saw "Robson Green" and though "oh no", but he actually plays a really good character. its (very roughly) a character that is benedict cumberthingy style of criminal physcologist, mostly devoid of social skills etc. Very dark and quite raw for a TV series.I again like that every episode is 1.5 hrs, so plenty of time for things to develope. Other than the characters remaining constant and developing, there is no over arching storyline spanning each seaon, which is kind of refreshing, as that is too often a staple diet these days.
Can recommend.
I actually liked it a lot, good steady overall plot reveal and decent special FX. There was clearly a deliberate decision to make every strong character female, which stands out a bit, but the leads are all really well acted. Its been confirmed that there is a season 2.
I much prefer these series that have 50-60 min episodes, the one thing that annoyed with, for example, Madalorian was that each episode was so short.
And I also stumbled across "wire in the blood", a 6 season thing from early 2000s that i previously totally missed. Saw "Robson Green" and though "oh no", but he actually plays a really good character. its (very roughly) a character that is benedict cumberthingy style of criminal physcologist, mostly devoid of social skills etc. Very dark and quite raw for a TV series.I again like that every episode is 1.5 hrs, so plenty of time for things to develope. Other than the characters remaining constant and developing, there is no over arching storyline spanning each seaon, which is kind of refreshing, as that is too often a staple diet these days.
Can recommend.
digitalwanderer
Legend
Loki = F-ING WOW!!!!
2 more episodes too?!? OMMFG!
I'm falling in love with these Disney series, I think I like 'em better than the movies! I think they're using the Mandalorian screen technique to film it with so it's a lot cheaper and faster to crank 'em out. (I like the technique, I can just tell sometimes)
2 more episodes too?!? OMMFG!
I'm falling in love with these Disney series, I think I like 'em better than the movies! I think they're using the Mandalorian screen technique to film it with so it's a lot cheaper and faster to crank 'em out. (I like the technique, I can just tell sometimes)
I really enjoyed Loki, great stuff. And it seems setup for a sequel too, I really hope so, as like Wandavision, it definitely has a lot of potential in that direction, but in case of Loki maybe even more so, a new season started playing out in my mind directly after the last shot …
You sure? I'm certain it's its one of the most expensive tv-shows in history
Compare it to movies using as many special effects.
Other TV shows use them sparingly or their effect quality is substantially lower.
digitalwanderer
Legend
No I'm not sure, I just think so from what I've seen. I'll look it up later.
Does it have cat girls? Do they have double ears? Above head = cat ears. Sides of head = human ears?
Second season was already announced after the credits.
Rootax
Veteran
I didn't see cat girls
But hybrids have only one pair of ears afaik
I finished the season, I'm not regretting it.
Started watching Mythic Quest: Raven's Banquet today, which as a TV show is very appropriate for this forum.
Fantastic writing and production, in spite of the obvious Ubisoft influence. Event so you can tell they're even expressing the real world inevitability of big game production. A lot of fun.
Dark Quiet Death was such an amazing homage to the unique ideas of games that get caught up in the Hollywood of games. Really amazed they dedicate an episode to that.
Fantastic writing and production, in spite of the obvious Ubisoft influence. Event so you can tell they're even expressing the real world inevitability of big game production. A lot of fun.
Dark Quiet Death was such an amazing homage to the unique ideas of games that get caught up in the Hollywood of games. Really amazed they dedicate an episode to that.
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