Telly thread

In other Ingo TV news, basically the other program I watch, it's the final episode of The Grand Tour on Friday which marks the end of the Clarkson, Hammond and May partnership. I for one will be sad, not quite Steve Cooper sad, but sad none the less.

Seeing a running theme of watching tits on telly.

I share your sadness. I've always enjoyed them on Top Gear and The Grand Tour, and while it's probably the right time for them to hang it up I'll still be sad when they have.

The specials were next level telly, mashing all the usual stuff (but better together) with stunning travel footage, it's a shame they've got to old to do the first half of it at anymore

Still, it's Kelly Brooks tits night tonight, which is good.

You must stay here and file my fish.

Mrs. Seán and I decided to peruse iPlayer for the first time in yonks and chanced upon 'Ludwig'.

A rather silly yet strangely watchable comedy mystery drama thing with David Webb Mitchell playing the titular character, an introverted agoraphobic puzzle master genius who has to impersonate his missing senior police detective identical twin brother in order to solve the mystery of what has happened to his aforementioned brother. With HILARIOUS etc.

Anyway, in another example of Talkback bleeding into real life, I found myself idley thinking "bet Dave Rave's all over this".

Funnily enough...
Binge watched in on iplayer in 2 sittings.

If you like romcoms, and I really do, then Nobody Wants This is as good as the hype suggests.

The performances are great and it’s funny but, for me, the central relationship never feels under any threat - all the problems get resolved far too easily.

Terminator Zero. Japanese Anime. Really good. Expands on the legacy of the films and story. Gives life to the series.

Penguin. Really excellent. Not at all Batmany. The cast, tone and crew are first rate. So far the story has been gripping and not stupid. Colin Farrell is tremendous as the lead character. NIce job by HBO to pull it off.

Shrinking. Just started watching it now as US Election stuff is stressing us out. Really sweet and funny. That and Hacks seem to be the only comedies I like nowadays.

After the tremendous Masters of the Air and Band Of Brothers, we went back to the pacific which is a whole different kettle of fish. All the shows are savage in their own way but The Pacific really is the mother of all violence. The story isn't as good but it is still compelling in it's own brutality. Everybody loves Band of Brothers but Masters of The Air for me is the epitome of the true(?) war story.

K Pop Academy on Netflix is like a whole series on childhood abuse and trafficking. 30 girls put up in accommodations so they can vie for a place in a K-Pop supergroup. They are there for a year and basically worked to death and then put in a survival show and voted on from the internet. My wifey loved it. It enraged me. The record execs basically all need murdering. The heartless cnuts. One woman especially is horrible. She laughs at the distress of the girls and calls it entertainment. It's not entertainment, it's shit... And that's just K-pop which is rubbish and very very gay. (I guess young girls love it, but it's no Wham or One Direction let me tell you...). Shit with no friends.

Also Industry, Gomorrah and Billions on rotation but with Wifey out of town it's very sporadic.

Chicago: Multitasking.

Has anyone else watched the Cast Away with Philip Schofield and thought "Rimmerworld"?

Best English left back ever just won 20k for charidee on Tipping Point, apparently.

Re-watching original Thomas and Friends with the youngest. Slightly dated view, but are all the engines 1-7 (Thomas - Toby) all gay as fuck?

The fat controller was an early role model of mine.

They love some fast tunnel entry.