Television, drug of the nation

for anyone that missed it Chris Morris' new parodymentry 'Meet the UKIPPERs' is on iPlayer - highly recommended

About the guy "Dog Day Afternoon" was based on

http://www.bbc.co.uk/iplayer/episode/b052ymqg/storyville-20142015-16-the-great-sex-addict-heist-the-dog

Looking forward to The Walking Dead nowadays. How will Rick and his battle hardened mumblers get along with the Martha Stewart devotees inside the world's most gated community? I have a feeling one of them will die and that Carl will have his first kiss. Probably the former will follow the latter. It could be when Sheriff Rick hands out his first parking ticket that things go really wrong.

Unbreakable Kimmy Schmidt on Netflix is pretty good. Sounds like an awful idea when you describe the set-up but it gets better quickly and has some sharp jokes.

Unbreakable Kimmy Schmidt

Gets my vote.

'Fuck an ossum' as they say in 'Murica

only saw first episode of unbreakable kimmy schmidt but not bad so far.

I can see walking dead being cancelled before it finishes. they just seem to be going nowhere with it so it'll end up with them all trapped in a room with a million zombies and end on a cliff hanger and no will actually give a shit because the emotional investment in the show is 0.000001% for anyone who watches it.

This week's episode is a cracker. Hardly any breathy chat.
"We got a wall to build!"

The Blacklist. risible nonsense. d-cat x-files without any of the charm. i'm hooked.

I spent 3 years skateboarding nearly daily in the late 80's with the used car sales manager Paul featured on tonight's Mary Portas thing. His dad owned a Mazda garage so he always had a cool car and whilst this vert skills were awesome he sucked at street.

So this.

The medic in the latest episode of Bluestone 42 is brilliant, but the bloke playing the RSM absolutely nails it.

Watched the first three episodes of Banished while hungover today. Enjoyed it.

It's alright, not like good or anything but I'm going to keep watching.

Poldark was similar, I only watched both because they had the big eared one and the long haired one out of being human in them.

Ive watched the first 3 episodes of Fortitude.
Not sure WTF is going on, not fully hooked.
Worth carrying on?

Also, The Following is the best thing on Telly. S1 was great, S2 was more a black(est) comedy. S3 is proving to be good.

Anywhere to get an accurate list of upcoming releases on Netflix? Itching for a fourth season of Clare Danes generally being batshit in Homeland.

I like Raised by Wolves. Easy laughs.

a recommendation for:
Over the garden wall

a 10part x 11minute series from Cartoon channel and on itunes. It is basically a feature film chopped up in pieces.

It has a great fairy tale atmosphere (and a Darth vader level epic villain!).

it actually becomes better on secong viewing...

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=F45UIQ1cRt8

Watch it!

For anyone that missed it first time around,
Freeview Channel 90 CBS Actionis now showing Episode 1 of OZ.

Not so shocking nowadays,
but for when it was first on C4 .........

Looking at this photograph makes me feel angry.

Just watched inside no 9 for the first time, really enjoyed it. Loved league of gentlemen so enjoyed the macabre style

Better Call Saul has been cracking fun, loving every minute of it...

Daredevil is on Netflix from tomorrow, looks really fun.

Oh shiiiiiiiiiit

Daredevil seems alright.
More importantly Game of Thrones first 4 episodes have leaked just in time for me going somewhere without internetz for a week.

orly...

Also, Banished has become tedious. But I'm 5 episodes in. More about life on a fucking island trying to kill you. Less about love triangles. Jesus.

Big island.