obvs wrote: Sense8 season 2.
I love this show.
I'm bummed that they cancelled it.
StaticAge wrote: We just started 13 Reasons Why. Its 2-3 episodes in but it seems almost ridiculous and unmoving. Does it pick up?
Like its irritating me this gimmick with the tapes playing out this fantasy of "how will everyone miss me when I'm gone, I'll show them". My wife is totally bored by it and doesnt care to see it anymore unless she knows it has something epic in the offing to redeem the ho-hum stuff going on now. I'm willing to see it play out regardless, but its not as good as I'd hoped so far.
DEyncourt wrote: I'm liking American Gods (2017 on Starz in the US, Amazon Prime Video elsewhere).
According a recent tweet by Neil Gaiman the series will go on to more than one season, estimating that the book "should take about five" AND with the possibility that--because the novel ended open-endedly--the TV series may go beyond it.
Here's an infographic on where American Gods is available:
I do admit it has been a long time since I've read the book so I WILL have to re-read it before season 1 ends.
juice wrote: The only current series I'm watching is Brockmire. It's currently on hiatus, so there's time to catch up. I watch via the IFC app. Well worth the time, but not suitable (at all!) for children.
ukimalefu wrote: The last season of Doctor Who was great and the best Capaldi season by far.
Metacell wrote: The Keepers on Netflix. Documentary of the cover up of a young nun's murder in 1969 in the Baltimore suburbs.
Deep, heavy, emotional stuff that relates to everything that is obscene and harmful about our society as a result of the ridiculous and blasphemous notion of a male creator God who "made" us as clay puppets to obey his will in a purely mechanistic universe.
Good to see.
TOS wrote:Metacell wrote: The Keepers on Netflix. Documentary of the cover up of a young nun's murder in 1969 in the Baltimore suburbs.
Deep, heavy, emotional stuff that relates to everything that is obscene and harmful about our society as a result of the ridiculous and blasphemous notion of a male creator God who "made" us as clay puppets to obey his will in a purely mechanistic universe.
Good to see.
i had trouble watching it, to be honest ... not nearly as good as making a murderer
TOS wrote: working my way through daredevil
not bad, not super duper, the fisk guy is excellent
waiting impatiently for the punisher to show up