Topic: What are you watching right now?

[Tomato Deuce]

Didn't Trump pardon the parents or something the other day?

Governor of Colorado

[QuakesMag]

There's a fantastic old Married With Children ep where Santa dies skydiving.

I absolutely love that 

Married with children and tour of duty were amazing.

oh s***. Totally forgot about Tour of Duty. Absolutely class show from what I remember.

[STM]

Morcambe and wise. 

[BlueStar]

Wonder Woman 1984. Kid in the arcades playing Operation Wolf, which was of course released by Taito in Autumn of 1987. f***ing amateur hour.

[Si]

Wonder Woman 1984. Kid in the arcades playing Operation Wolf, which was of course released by Taito in Autumn of 1987. f***ing amateur hour.

[OpenC]

Local Hero.  Only film I ever watch these days, every couple of Christmases. Honestly, it's so f***ing good to this day a very young Peter Capaldi plays a f***ing blinder

[thomas]

saw ep 1 of The Boys long ago but never followed up, currently binging through S1. on E6 now. Been class so far.

Spoiler

[close]

Finished the binge. Did people really think S2 fell off that much? Wasn't super pleased at the end but felt it was very strong regardless.

[Troll]

I don't remember any of the reaction in here being negative.

[Shak]

I’ve become exceedingly soft in fatherhood, watching the christmas special of The Office and completely fell apart emotionally when Dawn walked back into the party

Such a perfect finale to that show.

[leffe186]

I’ve become exceedingly soft in fatherhood, watching the christmas special of The Office and completely fell apart emotionally when Dawn walked back into the party

Such a perfect finale to that show.

Think I’ve always been a bit soft on that stuff, but fatherhood has totally f***ed me when it comes to emotional stuff about kids. There’s loads of things I struggle to watch now, but I think I cry every time “Cats in the Cradle” comes on.

[Lush Vlad]

I’ve become exceedingly soft in fatherhood, watching the christmas special of The Office and completely fell apart emotionally when Dawn walked back into the party

Such a perfect finale to that show.

Always been a bit of a softie with that scene. A great and happy ending 

[Shak]

I’ve become exceedingly soft in fatherhood, watching the christmas special of The Office and completely fell apart emotionally when Dawn walked back into the party

Such a perfect finale to that show.

Think I’ve always been a bit soft on that stuff, but fatherhood has totally f***ed me when it comes to emotional stuff about kids. There’s loads of things I struggle to watch now, but I think I cry every time “Cats in the Cradle” comes on.

Was a couple of years ago when I put on “The Land Before Time” and the opening scene annihilated me. f***ing T-Rex murders his mother right in front of him. How in f*** am I supposed to watch that?

[kingkerouac]

Local Hero.  Only film I ever watch these days, every couple of Christmases. Honestly, it's so f***ing good to this day a very young Peter Capaldi plays a f***ing blinder

Every little thing about it.
The motorcyclist who just speeds up and down the street.
The Russian smuggler/sailor.
The band at the Ceilidh.
Burt Lancaster's psychiatrist.
A superb film and a sad reminder of the greatness of Bill Forsyth.

[OpenC]

It's absolutely perfect in pretty much every regard IMO. Whenever I see it again, the thought always crosses my mind that the reason I don't bother with film or television any more is maybe that I've already seen this and I don't really need to see anything else

That last scene and the music starting as the credits roll

[DMC]

Started watching Deadly Class, canny. School for teen assassins, nice bit of violence with a good 80’s soundtrack.

[Yorkie]

There's a new Charlie Brooker ting on Netflix. Docudrama, 'Death to 2020'.

[joeyt]

Loved the Christmas Gone Fishing episode

[Si]

Loved the Christmas Gone Fishing episode

Yeah the end got me, great stuff.

[Mike]

Letterkenny S9 on Hulu now. The sister is still an absolute f***ing worldie.

[cubaricho]

Letterkenny S9 on Hulu now. The sister is still an absolute f***ing worldie.

The fourth episode is so f***ing funny.

[Yorkie]

There's a new Charlie Brooker ting on Netflix. Docudrama, 'Death to 2020'.

Was decent, obviously, but a long long way from his best work. Actually needed more him.

It's basically a 'Year'-Wipe with Brooker's script spoken by actors playing stereotypes; or like an A-list expansion of the Shitpeas/Cunk stuff. Including Cristin Milioti with whom I'm very much in love.

[joeyt]

Thought The Valhalla Murders was decent but final episode wasn't the greatest. For any fans of The Bridge

[Lush Vlad]

Watched ‘Back’ over the last couple of days. A Mitchell and Webb comedy. I vaguely remember it being advertised, but never really heard anyone mention it and didn’t realise it was 3 years old.

Pretty funny, I thought. David Mitchell’s character just seems like Mark from Peep Show with a beard and a drink problem but that is not necessarily a bad thing.

[CFlan]

I’ve been recently watching the 11 O’clock Show on YouTube. I remembered it being very good but it’s even better than that, right up there with anything Channel 4 has done IMO. Gervais and Sacha Baron Cohen with some of the best stuff they’ve done and the legacy it has with what they went on to do after.

[Pilko]

Watched ‘Back’ over the last couple of days. A Mitchell and Webb comedy. I vaguely remember it being advertised, but never really heard anyone mention it and didn’t realise it was 3 years old.

Pretty funny, I thought. David Mitchell’s character just seems like Mark from Peep Show with a beard and a drink problem but that is not necessarily a bad thing.

I thought it was canny in places but a bit too similar to Peep Show for me, the characters were too similar (DM as the stuck-up angry at the world one, RW as the floating through life affable drifter) and it obviously wasn't as good.