Television, drug of the nation

Yeh, I thought that may be the case. Probably not enough guns n'shit either. Probably quite a bit of fornication and killing though.

Series 1-5 of Sliders being purchased at the moment Approx 21% bought.

Guardian gave WH a decent review - also has that ginger bloke of Homeland in, so the better half has declared it is now officially 'on the list'.

Having sung it's praises on the last page, I've found myself really not caring too much about House of Cards in Series 2.. after the initial "whoah" of the first 2 episodes it gets a bit boring. Feels like one long (not particularly good) episode.

Pulp Fiction + A Man for all Seasons = Wolf Hall.

Why can't it just tell the story in the order in which, you know, history happened?

It's good though.

Series 1-5 of Sliders being purchased at the moment Approx 21% bought.

In. Are they as incredible as I remember?

just watched a good few series of modern family
brilliant comedy

My take on Modern Family: Typical sitcom with the laugh-track stripped. The humour isn't any better or worse, but the lack of canned laughter gives the impression that it's supposed to be something a bit cleverer than it is.

Lori loves it, I can't see the appeal...

Same for Orange is the New Black... Tho' I haven't given that one much of a go...

Danger 5 is so fucking weird, it's like an Aussie Garth Marenghi with Hitler pissing on coke snorting lions. I love it but watching stoned was not a great idea.

Dinosaur crotch!

#newteamname

It's dreadful. My wife likes it but every time I hear that South American woman's voice, it really stresses me out and I have to go and do something else.

Caught up on Broadchurch. Dreadful. I'm not going to repeat everything that's been said about the court scenes but I think David Tennant is terrible as well. He's a one trick pony - all he can really do is raise an eyebrow and act really intense. He found his level in Doctor Who.

dr who

with any luck they'll replace that dreadful twat capaldi with tennant

Srsly. sliders

4realz? I need a new show to watch when I should actually be packing...

It's a blast from the past. Or is it the sideways!?!

I thought The Man in the High Castle was a little boring, considering it was a pilot. Too much Japanese mumbling.

I'm looking forward to the development of the society. Petty exiting conclusion though.

So, Fortitude is gonna be good right? Didn't realise they've spent £30m odd on it which is insane

Bitter Lake

Strong

Fortitude is good so far, third episode tomorrow. It looks nice and there's a good story arc progressing.

The first fortitude was pretty good, haven't watched more yet. Saw the first two Wolf halls but it's painfully slow, can't bring myself to watch the third.

First episode of Better Call Saul was interesting, quite a few other Breaking Bad characters resurfacing.