Which 'TV box set' are you currently watching?

[Walter Sobchak]

Shetland just finished. Fairly nail biting denouement at the end there. :prettygood:

On iplayer just now.

[Big Physical Acey]

Folk here recommended Flint Town on Netflix, right? Finished it last night. Fuck being a cop in the midst of that absolute mess.

[2MatoFish]

Saw that The Defiant Ones was on netflix. It's about Dre and Jimmy Iovine's relationship. Remember hearing very good things about it when it first aired in america. Anyone seen it

[Zizou]

Anyone watch 24 hours in police custody on 4? Class.

[Shuto Makino]

Onto season 3 of Le bureau des légendes. Not on Amazon Prime for some reason, or anywhere online, so was enjoying it enough to buy the actual physical box set. First time in ages - feels weirdly nice to have the physical discs.

[Papin]

Anyone watch 24 hours in police custody on 4? Class.  

I like how they've totally abandoned the original concept and the reason for it's name

Still good viewing. That guy was a massive stalker btw

[Zizou]

I like how they've totally abandoned the original concept and the reason for it's name  

Still good viewing. That guy was a massive stalker btw  

I've only started watching it recently, just assumed it was one of these things where a tv crew follows police around and films drunk guys getting lifted The one where they found the body the old Scottish guys had hid was amazing.

Wasn't sure about that guy at first, thought it might have been the woman who was mental but he was definitely a weirdo. Quite worrying for her that he got off with it.

[Winston Churchill]

Save me. six episodes and set in the London Wester Hailes

[Zizou]

Not usually a big Derren Brown fan but The Push on Netflix Best thing I've watched in ages.

[Shteve]

[Sarkozabal]

Not usually a big Derren Brown fan but The Push on Netflix Best thing I've watched in ages.

Watched that when it originally came out on C4 and stuck it on again the other night. They've slightly Americanised the intro for Netflix so was a bit worried but they've left the rest exactly as it was. Incredible telly.

Saw his live show a few years back and basically had a on my face for a good couple of days afterwards.

[2MatoFish]

Been on stage twice with derren brown. First time he gave me a gun to shoot my wife. Good guy.

Second time he read out my wife's phone number to two thousand people. Wound her up for weeks. Good guy.

[Kashinda]

The Santa Clara Diet is pretty good, and a decent laugh as well.

[Yorkie]

Looking to start a new binge, thinking either Sons of Anarchy or Narcos.  Any recommendations?

[Floyd]

I'd go Sons of Anarchy.

[The Great Khali]

Both are brilliant so pick one and do the other after.

Loved Sons of anarchy.

[Zizou]

Anyone watching The Island?

Posh v jakes. Car crash stuff

[Walter Sobchak]

Masterchef.

I see they have stirred up a wee twitter storm on cultural appropriation. https://www.theguardian.com/tv-and-radio...masterchef

[pondlife]

AMC's, The Terror
Based on the fate one of Sir John Franklin's ill-fated expedition through the Northwest Passage.

Appears to be free to watch, well so far anyway.


E1 & 2
http://www.amc.com/shows/the-terror/full...broke-gore

E3
http://www.amc.com/shows/the-terror/seas...the-ladder

Apparently it stays pretty true to actual characters, known locations and events with of course an element of added surreal.

[pondlife]

AMC's, The Terror
Based on the fate one of Sir John Franklin's ill-fated expedition through the Northwest Passage.

Based on Sir JF's ill-fated expedition, rather.