Television, drug of the nation

The new season of Handmaid's Tale is very, very stressful...

Isn't it? How far are you in?

Isn't it? How far are you in?

Up to Ep6 or 7 now. Struggling to think what they'll do next with June?

I devoured season one but didn't have the stomach for any more after that... Left me a bit traumatised...

Yeah we watched ep 7 last night. June needs a night out for sure

It is a bit on the nose at times

The Kominsky Method is back on netflix,Yes!

Final season. Good first episode.

I watched 4 last night, really good.

smashed through this in two nights, thoroughly enjoyed it

Really enjoying season two of the Movistar show... Up on Netflix now...

Kim's Convenience on the Ntefilx.

total mancrush on yer man Kim's son.

Is it worth a go? Keep not bothering but have it as a maybe fun filler thing in the future.

it's pretty light hearted, very sweet and the episodes are about 20 mins long.

set in Canada tho, not sure if that's a problem for you.

Nah, watching a fair bit of other Canadian shite without too many complaints.

Is it like open all hours? Hah

Sweet Tooth- son I'm disappointed. Not as horrory as original sauce the least of. shame.
So far out of all non marvel/dc comics to screen only Rogen/Goldberg team delivers. Preacher, Boys, Invincible, amazing work

Yeah tapped out after 2 eps. Mumford and sons bullshit fuck outa here.

Also weirdly because original Wilson Wilson in it, Sweet Tooth reminds me non original US Utopia. hah

Handmaid's is getting very juicy, oof. Episode 8!

Watched one episode of Sweet Tooth last night; it's OK but then again I was always under the impression it was never going to tread that close to the source material

Thought the new Jimmy McGovern prison drama with Stephen Graham and Major Sharpe was very good.

If I was being critical, I’d say McGovern plays the moral dilemma/family-man-forced-to-do-something-bad is becoming an overplayed theme. But also - if it aint broke...

Top coppers on Netflix was silly, missed wherever it was on originally but worth a go.

Excited that Neil Gaimans Sandman is coming to Netflix, just annoying that its not coming till next year...

'Time', BBC 3 parter. I thought good too. Terrifying portrayal of life in a British prison, but clichéd or accurate? Assume the later but I have no idea.