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laza » Wed Dec 12, 2018 9:03 am wrote:Vikings has returned and while for me its way past its Ragnar heyday. Its still worth watching even if the youngers sons have all the threat of bunch of bully school kids

I'm still enjoying it.

Also impressed with some of the historical accuracy. I thought the crippled fella was a made up character until I googled it only to find out he was for real !   

woof woof ! » Thu Dec 13, 2018 1:01 am wrote:

laza » Wed Dec 12, 2018 9:03 am wrote:Vikings has returned and while for me its way past its Ragnar heyday. Its still worth watching even if the youngers sons have all the threat of bunch of bully school kids

I'm still enjoying it.

Also impressed with some of the historical accuracy. I thought the crippled fella was a made up character until I googled it only to find out he was for real !   :)

I quite like the way they have mixed the historical and the dramatic though  I actually find some of the English characters more interesting
Floki story also become a bit of a bore for me which is a shame because I really enjoyed that character.

BTW Woof have you watched the Das Boot series yet? Just about to start on that and while I know its not going to be anything like the gritty movie from 1981. I have seen some reviews whinging about its being a soap opera

Haven't seen the Das Boot tv series yet Laza but i might give it a go.

On Floki, I keep expecting them to up sticks from Iceland and bugger off to discover America   

What's with this modern trend of remaking everything? Can't these people think of anything new? The 80s Das Boot movie/mini-series is great to watch even today, it didn't need a remake.

damjan193 » Thu Dec 13, 2018 11:11 pm wrote:What's with this modern trend of remaking everything? Can't these people think of anything new? The 80s Das Boot movie/mini-series is great to watch even today, it didn't need a remake.

All about the money mate, its not really a remake just set  in the same universe and using the Movie title trying to generate a bit more interest and $$$


Watched first couple of episodes and I have enjoyed it, could be better but could have been a lot worse

Plus its got Tom Wlaschiha in the cast and thats always a bonus "A U-boat has no name "

Always just watched the second episode of Berln Station series 3 and geez .....

Finally got my mitts on season two of Patriot 

Deffo one of the best things out there at the moment.

Veers from the very dark to the F'cking hilarious  !

"Black Monday" , first episode had some good laughs, will deffo be watching the rest.

woof woof ! » Fri Dec 14, 2018 4:03 pm wrote:Finally got my mitts on season two of Patriot 

Deffo one of the best things out there at the moment.

Veers from the very dark to the F'cking hilarious  !

Counterpart is back fella 

Finally got around to watch second series of Man in the high castle.

Had forgotten how good  this alt-history series and Rufus Sewell was

Though on bright side of delayed watching now have third series to watch instead of usual new year dross

True detective is back with a welcome return to the quality of performances we were treated to in the first .

RED BEERGOGGLES » Wed Jan 16, 2019 2:59 am wrote:True detective is back with a welcome return to the quality of performances we were treated to in the first .

You've watched it mate? 2nd season was so disappointing and dry that i gave up after about 3 episodes. I do hope that the 3rd season is like the first...

Just started watching TItans on Netflix and absolutely hooked.

Lot better then what I expected it was going to be

maguskwt » Wed Jan 16, 2019 8:10 am wrote:

RED BEERGOGGLES » Wed Jan 16, 2019 2:59 am wrote:True detective is back with a welcome return to the quality of performances we were treated to in the first .

You've watched it mate? 2nd season was so disappointing and dry that i gave up after about 3 episodes. I do hope that the 3rd season is like the first...

Only the first two episodes are available mags ,next one is aired on the 20th and I agree the second installment was limp in comparison to the first.

Watching the cluster that is Brexit. You couldn't script half of this shyte 

RED BEERGOGGLES » Sun Dec 30, 2018 1:00 am wrote:Counterpart is back fella 

Been following and enjoying Counterpart but finding it increasingly difficult to figure out exactly who is who and what world they're in ! So frustrated with last episode I switched off before it finished.

(didn't help that I'd been on the ale most of the night     )


Meanwhile Berlin Station building to a nice climax