Great TV series - What are you watching now?

[Sedan_Clan]

Originally Posted by Alfisti

Try Movies That Made Us too, really not bad, bit of humor too. Good for that window where the wife passes out but too late to start a movie.

That is a cool series.

[Alfisti]

Originally Posted by The Libertine

Man in High Castle is a brilliant series!

OK I got about a half dozen episodes in, at the point where the young male lead has been found out by the nazi boss after spending a night at his house.

I will go back to it but fundamentally, i don't know what it is, i am struggling with it, not sure if boredom or the casting or the lack of care for the characters or what. My test is my phone, so, if I pick up my phone to scroll as a show is on, i'm not that into it.

[stein_325i]

This looks like it should be good

[The Libertine]

Originally Posted by Alfisti

OK I got about a half dozen episodes in, at the point where the young male lead has been found out by the nazi boss after spending a night at his house.

I will go back to it but fundamentally, i don't know what it is, i am struggling with it, not sure if boredom or the casting or the lack of care for the characters or what. My test is my phone, so, if I pick up my phone to scroll as a show is on, i'm not that into it.

If you are not into the show after 12 episodes, don’t think you will suddenly come around. The seasons slowly build, from one season to the next, and characters’ storyline ebb and flow to accommodate. I think the series focuses more on the nuances and scenery of an alternate reality, with the expectation that it will keep the viewer engaged. Granted, there are lulls, but all comes together in the end.

[tranquility]

Now that I finally finished Pieces of Her...

***SPOILER ALERT***



















Is that Jane the worst ever? All the children were schemers or against the dad, an even more sociopathic Succession. Man, really hated all her stupid and destructive choices. Nick is Nick, psycho-loser Manson wannabe but what the hell did she see in him, going head-over-heels and wanting to do that to her dad because he's 'overbearing'? Talk about screwing up her silver spoon life and her daughter's.

[TXSTYLE]

The best shows on television currently:

The Last Kingdom season 5
Power Book 4 Force

[stein_325i]

Finished Mrs Maisel Season 4, kind of disappointing, season dragged and Midge went no where, they need to pick things up next season.

[RickFLM4]

Originally Posted by stein_325i

Finished Mrs Maisel Season 4, kind of disappointing, season dragged and Midge went no where, they need to pick things up next season.

Feels like it has run its course. I think season 5 is scheduled to be the final season.

[stein_325i]

Originally Posted by RickFLM4

Feels like it has run its course. I think season 5 is scheduled to be the final season.

I think that's smart, time to wrap things up, although I think they need 10 episodes and not 8.

[wdb]

Drive To Survive. NO SPOILERS PLEASE!

[NY_BlueBird]

I just started the new (Jack) Reacher on Amazon Prime. There are less “are you kidding me, that’s not realistic” moments and more “oh I see you’re paying attention to details”. It’s entertaining and I’m trying to avoid watching the whole first season as season 2 isn’t out yet.

[Alfisti]

If you're stuck for something try the HBO doco called Patient Zero. No, not covid, but rather chasing the source of the AIDS epidemic as it exploded across the USA. CDC types knew something was happening but couldn't pin it down, for good reason, turns out a flight attendant was a major spreader. It went deep into his life, acquaintances etc, seemed a decent fellow but unfortunately his popularity meant he unknowingly spread the virus across the continent in short order.

I's a moving doco, touches on the loss the gay community felt and the stigma, in the end it cost 8 million gay lives, which is a STAGGERING number.

[Sedan_Clan]

Originally Posted by Alfisti

If you're stuck for something try the HBO doco called Patient Zero. No, not covid, but rather chasing the source of the AIDS epidemic as it exploded across the USA. CDC types knew something was happening but couldn't pin it down, for good reason, turns out a flight attendant was a major spreader. It went deep into his life, acquaintances etc, seemed a decent fellow but unfortunately his popularity meant he unknowingly spread the virus across the continent in short order.

I's a moving doco, touches on the loss the gay community felt and the stigma, in the end it cost 8 million gay lives, which is a STAGGERING number.

I'll give it a watch, but HIV was strategically unleashed by the government. I firmly believe that.

[Alfisti]

I'm gonna regret this. Expand please.

[Sedan_Clan]

Originally Posted by Alfisti

I'm gonna regret this. Expand please.

No you won't. I won't turn this into that type of thread, but there's a lot of information out there about HIV's laboratory roots. Population control is a real facilitated phenomenon.

[tranquility]

Originally Posted by Sedan_Clan

No you won't. I won't turn this into that type of thread, but there's a lot of information out there about HIV's laboratory roots. Population control is a real facilitated phenomenon.

I never heard of that but don't automatically discount it. Given your belief, I'd love to hear your thoughts about these past 2 years (ok, maybe not ITT haha). We may have even more in common. I'm VERY cynical of ppl in power and it's quite disheartening that that saying absolute power corrupts absolutely often rings true.

[Sedan_Clan]

Originally Posted by tranquility

I never heard of that but don't automatically discount it. Given your belief, I'd love to hear your thoughts about these past 2 years (ok, maybe not ITT haha). We may have even more in common. I'm VERY cynical of ppl in power and it's quite disheartening that that saying absolute power corrupts absolutely often rings true.

We can definitely dialogue it. I don't mind presenting my views.

[wdb]

In PM please! Don't need this thread getting locked.

Back on topic, I've recently found a source for old Top Gear episodes and have been re-bingeing my way through them. It's fun because I know which segments to totally skip.

[daddymac]

Ozark

[Captain Blood]

Originally Posted by Sedan_Clan

I'll give it a watch, but HIV was strategically unleashed by the government. I firmly believe that.

You probably need to start a thread about that, and give us some source information.

[Sedan_Clan]

Originally Posted by Captain Blood

You probably need to start a thread about that, and give us some source information.

I don't know how receptive Bimmerpost mods will be towards a thread like that.

[Dang3r]

Had finished "The 100" season 7 on Amazon yesterday. What to say? After all stories are told, the show ends up by revealing a species like the Borg, you have to decide to stick with them after passing a test or got "Gem9" poisoned and so your whole world if you fail.
Is that what the writers had in mind as they tossed 100 guys from space to earth and let them ending up transcended into nowhere years later? C'mon...