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Still recovering from the return of Seven of Nine in Picard!

My medicine please nurse....

Swinnow wrote:Still recovering from the return of Seven of Nine in Picard!

My medicine please nurse....

You aswell?

Pista wrote: You as well?

Too right

Swinnow wrote:

Pista wrote: You as well?

Too right

I'm saying nowt

i think my thoughts on the subject were made perfectly clear after the first end-of-episode trailer...

Borg sex-goddess: "Resistance is futile.."
EMWK: "Who's f**king resisting?"

The Mission Farcebook rehearsal live feed. Wayne's gone and got himself a guitar very similar to the one he used in The Sisters. Very hard to come by!

Just stumbled on the same thing.

https://www.facebook.com/88994904108175 ... 3814735921

Ten days til Brum.

Wow.
Just blazed through this. Looks like a second season is on the cards.

Pista wrote:

Wow.
Just blazed through this. Looks like a second season is on the cards.

Thanks for this tip. Must check out!

Highly recommend. You'll need to pay attention, mind - the sight gags come thick and fast from the opening scene on, and there's plenty to keep the adults entertained (watch out for a cameo from The One True Doctor, The Bescarfed One).

And no sheep were probed during the making of this film, so there's that.

even better then the 1st season

Pista wrote:

Wow.
Just blazed through this. Looks like a second season is on the cards.

cheers for the recommendation - absolutely loved this. has to be a second series - the story's only just started!

eastmidswhizzkid wrote: cheers for the recommendation - absolutely loved this. has to be a second series - the story's only just started!

I was sceptical at first. Another "teen drama" & all that, but surprised how good it was. I do like the 20 minute format too.
That final episode was a WTF moment for sure.

Pista wrote:

eastmidswhizzkid wrote: cheers for the recommendation - absolutely loved this. has to be a second series - the story's only just started!

I was sceptical at first. Another "teen drama" & all that, but surprised how good it was. I do like the 20 minute format too.
That final episode was a WTF moment for sure.

Not bad.
The 18-20 minutes format indeed is interesting.
Final episode was good but episode one gave all clues about what will happen in that one

in the middle of binging the latest series of Doctor Who and i have to reiterate just how much i love Jodie's portraytal. She's so much more personable and beleivable than Capaldi was. Bradley Walsh is starting to get on my tits though.

Some new films have been released on streaming platforms early due to the shutting down of cinemas. Naturally there are various "digital safety backups" floating about on the interwebs
Watched this last night


Billed as a sci fi/ horror I had high hopes. Plus Elizabeth Moss is in it.
What a tedious load of rubbish. The only bit that was remotely scary was when she kicked the dog's bowl & that was in the first 5 minutes.

It's a toss up between 1917 & Birds Of Prey this evening

OK, this is the version of The Witcher i need to see now!

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Nhuf-wS1CbI

here we go: some actual zombies for the zombie apocalypse! season 1 was good, just starting season 2.

Norsemen is an hilarious spoof on the TV drama Vikings. The characters are different, but the parallels are undeniable. It's Norwegian, but it's done in English. It's currently showing on Netflix.

On HBO Nordic:

Chernobyl
and
Into the Badlands

Before:
The Outsider. The book was far better though

Just downloaded a DVD of The Cure in Dusseldorf on 4/10/92 on the Wish tour from Dime. Lovely

We’ve been watching Guillermo del Toro’s The Strain . It’s a bit on the nose right now, but if you like del Toro you’ll probably like this.

sultan2075 wrote:We’ve been watching Guillermo del Toro’s The Strain . It’s a bit on the nose right now, but if you like del Toro you’ll probably like this.

Yeah I've watched a lot of that. Very enjoyable.