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I got really bored with Fortitude And 2nd series bored me/irritated me even more. I dunno why i stuck with it.
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I think the sexy girl in the first series kept me interested, but once she went out, it was annoying.
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Ive tried Lovecraft country ep1. Less message more story would be good. Vampire monster things were interesting. By ep2 its a confused silly mess and theyre ramming home the anti-white message with a sledgehammer. It better get better.
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Coronation Street - it's addressing pandemic and feels weird. It is indeed, but at least they bravely soldiered on whilst Eastenders threw the towel in. (Psst, I only watch these things because the Mrs does while she's eating her evening meal in front of the telly. Better to watch throwaway telly than waste a good drama while your'e busy looking at your bangers and mash... honest). Tried last night starting a pirate thing called Black Sails with dad from new Lost in Space an merry man Nasir from the 80s Robin of Sherwood. Apart from loads of swearing and ott sex scenes, and a some reasonable music from Bear McCreary it was dull as dishwater for my tastes. Won't be returning.
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I watched black sails from the beginning. It had moments in first few series but by s4 s5 just went round in circles and shifting alliances and just got utterly repetitive and boring and i didnt care. Sorry if thats anti-pirate but i lost interest in who lived or died.
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Love the Borgias. Irons is great.
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Some of you may recall the rave reviews for italian gangster series Gomorrah. Tonight on sky Atlantic at 9pm is a thing called L'Immortale, "set around the third series of gomorrah"
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Some of you may recall the rave reviews for italian gangster series Gomorrah. Tonight on sky Atlantic at 9pm is a thing called L'Immortale, "set around the third series of gomorrah" This was brilliant. A 2 hour film that either is instead of s3 or sets up s3. Top quality Italian thriller
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On pbs America, i just watched documentary Jack Johnson -unforgiveable blackness. 2 parter. Was great. Plenty of interesting talking heads, including a few knowledgeable boxing writers. Always interested in johnson, after saw Great White Hope with James earl jones. And sure enough, who was one of the talking heads? James earl jones. Nice touch. Apparently Jones was in the play, before it was a movie, and in 1969 Muhammad ali, at the time of his exclusion, went several times to see it and identified very much with Johnson's plight.
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