What are you watching? The Official TV Show Thread

TheNightKing said:
Watched Wonderfools on Netflix. Typical Korean series with overacting and all that, but the premise was pretty good and it was pretty funny. It doesn’t take itself too seriously and the characters have a certain charm.

Basically these losers get superpowers that are triggered in a pretty dumb way. They have to go against the original powered people to stop their plan.
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I tried an episode and couldn’t get through it. Like I get overacting but it was unfunny jokes. Maybe I need to try again
 
Watching Lawmen: Bass Reeves on Netflix. I thought this was going to be a documentary with recreated scenes but it’s an actual show with good actors (David Oyelowo, Dennis Quaid, Donald Sutherland, etc.).

Only on episode 1 but so far so good.
 
Just dawned on me, this Bass Reeves show is everything Druski parodied lol. British people as slaves with southern accents. Oyelowo’s real life wife is a white British woman and she’s playing a southern white woman too, lol.
 
TheNightKing said:
Watching Lawmen: Bass Reeves on Netflix. I thought this was going to be a documentary with recreated scenes but it’s an actual show with good actors (David Oyelowo, Dennis Quaid, Donald Sutherland, etc.).

Only on episode 1 but so far so good.
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TheNightKing said:
Just dawned on me, this Bass Reeves show is everything Druski parodied lol. British people as slaves with southern accents. Oyelowo’s real life wife is a white British woman and she’s playing a southern white woman too, lol.
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Freeman said:
Netflix got you niggas watching anything.

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Lawmen: Bass Reeves comes from Executive Producer Taylor Sheridan and stars award-winning actor David Oyelowo. The series brings the story of the legendary lawman and outlaws of the Wild West to life. Reeves, known as the greatest frontier hero in American history, worked in the Post-Reconstruction era as a federal peace officer in the Indian Territory, capturing over 3,000 of the most dangerous criminals without ever being wounded.​
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TheNightKing said:
Watching The Man in the High Castle. On episode 3. Worth watching?
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I wanted to like it cause the premise is incredibly fire but I could never get into it no matter how many times I tried. Thats not to say you couldn't enjoy it. It just wasn't for me personally. Its very highly rated tho. Maybe I'll give it one last spin sometime. Some shows you just have to push through a certain amount for it to start paying off. It took me years to get through Dark on Netflix. I would always get to like 3-4 episodes and stop watching but once I got to episode 7-8 and things started coming together I couldn't stop watching. This might be one of those for you.
 
Freeman said:
I wanted to like it cause the premise is incredibly fire but I could never get into it no matter how many times I tried. Thats not to say you couldn't enjoy it. It just wasn't for me personally. Its very highly rated tho. Maybe I'll give it one last spin sometime. Some shows you just have to push through a certain amount for it to start paying off. It took me years to get through Dark on Netflix. I would always get to like 3-4 episodes and stop watching but once I got to episode 7-8 and things started coming together I couldn't stop watching. This might be one of those for you.
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I’m on season 2 so I’m fairly invested now, although it has slowed down a little. I think the problem with some of these shows is that the basic premise is so good, once they kind of reveal what’s really going on, there’s not a lot more to it. Eventually the mystery of it dissipates and the drama and relationship aspects dominate. And I like the former more than the latter.
 
Finally wrapped up Mr. Robot.

Good show overall, but the last 4 eps or so really brought all the tense moments to a screeching hault.

my FAVORITE ep of the series had to be when you find
out that Elliot had been molested by his father. I'm not gonna be one of those people that acts like they saw something coming from a mile away. It completely caught me off guard, but as the thread continued to unravel, you could guess something happened. But what also made it special was the cat that played Vera. He acted his ass off during that scene.

I'll give it a solid 3.9/5
 
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AP4.0 said:
Finally wrapped up Mr. Robot.

Good show overall, but the last 4 eps or so really brought all the tense moments to a screeching hault.

my FAVORITE ep of the series had to be when you find
out that Elliot had been molested by his father. I'm not gonna be one of those people that acts like they saw something coming from a mile away. It completely caught me off guard, but as the thread continued to unravel, you could guess something happened. But what also made it special was the cat that played Vera. He acted his ass off during that scene.

I'll give it a solid 3.9/5
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Mr. Robot was GOAT.

watching it in real time was fun af, tho the end was like da fuq

Lotta goat scenes n moments tho.

Where is my mind, Vera, Bobby cannvale, the prison reveal etc
 
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