Be Excellent To Each Other

I have literally, LITERALLY, never been wrong about anything. For goodness sake, man, it's practically my defining characteristic here.

Wrong

Would

She - Baxendale - sticks out like a sore thumb in Friends, I'm with Mr Chris.

I've just made it through the first episode of the reboot of "Lost in Space"...I am supposed to want them all to die horribly aren't I?



Because I do...don't think I'll bother with the rest.

Killing Eve has been consistently great so far.

Happy on Netflix is...er...interesting.

It’s fucking amazeballs.

I've got this downloaded as I enjoyed the utter batshittery* of the Grant Morrison comic it's based on but I haven't got round to watching it yet.

*As if there's any other kind of Grant Morrison comic.

How does one watch Killing Eve on this sceptred isle?

By nefarious means, although it'll be coming to BBC One 'later in the year'

Finished episode 2 last night and am really enjoying it...dark, gritty, violent...with just the right amount of flying unicorn action.

I hadn't even watched anything about it but fucking hell, the trailer is even more bonkers that I was expecting:



ETA: also, a second series has been confirmed.

Ok, that's next on my to watch list.

Cobra Kai is out on YouTube, I'm watching episode 1 right now, it isn't bad at all! Has the right feel about it,that's for sure.

First two episodes are free, the rest are on Youtube Red. It's good, but not good enough to pay for...

I didn't

1 amd a half episodes in, and am not enjoying S2 Westworld very much. It's a bit too clompy and has lost a lot of the charm.

Agreed. I haven’t seen many (or is that ANY) tatties!?

I think I saw a dong, though.

Late to this, but The Handmaid's Tale is a really good adaptation.

I watched Episode 1 last night and was wavering with it a bit, but the sheer insanity and verve of it kept me watching.

The main guy seems really good but the character he's playing is a bit of a turn-off for me, I appreciate he's probably not supposed to be 'likeable' in a Deadpool sort of way but you've got to be able to get behind the protagonist.

I'll move onto Episode 2 tonight, although then again my mum's over later today and it might not be her cup of tea. Maybe after she's gone to bed.

Cobra Kai is great.

I'm watching The Orville. Went in expecting fart jokes, got fart jokes but also some mildly deep writing and big name cameos. Pretty impressed so far, after 6 episodes.

The Orville is brilliant. As you say, the expectation is Family Guy in Space; but the characters are genuinely well written. The central relationship of Ed and Kelly is incredibly compelling.

I stopped watching Young Sheldon for a while, not for any reason, I just forgot about. But then I caught back up on E4 and it remains as charming and lovely as I initially thought it was. 11 episodes and, beyond all expectations, it’s entirely watchable.

Then I watched some Big Bang Theory and wanted to skull fuck every last one the cast. Not a single one of them is trying, the writers must be sleepwalking through the script process and the audience flabbergasts me with their horrendously misplaced, mirth. What a load of utter dogshit that programme has become.

I watched the rest of them from nudge nudge wink wink source.
I take it back, it's not good, it's fucking great!

Holy shit I didn't realise it was actually him

Dimrill?

4 in so far and it’s getting better.

Watched Happy! And thought it was great, the violence was over-the-top graphic novel violence so never had enough realism to be full-on torture porn, which is something I absolutely cannot stand to watch.

Told all my friends to watch it, told them it was violent but funny and surreal so the violence was not such a big deal and realised far too late (when they text me asking why I didn't warn them) that I probably should've given a couple of the mums some notice about a certain scene.

There is a remake of Monkey Magic "The New Legends of Monkey"

30-minute episodes and 10 of them on Netflix.

It had a slightly different take on the story, in this one Monkey is imprisoned in a mountain by Demons which are ruling the land 500 years later. In the original, I remember Budda putting him there for being a general pain in heavens arse

If you liked Monkey before you will like this.

Yeah, I had to tune out and away at that scene (if it’s the one I’m assuming you mean ) but really enjoying it elsewise, in exactly the same way you describe.

That is indeed the scene.

The unicorn wasn't as annoying as I thought it might be, I think I was expecting something along the lines of Ted, so thank God that didn't happen. The whole thing was, in my opinion, very well balanced. I snorted every time I saw Sax run, in his weird wide-gaited way.

Don't watch it if you have an issue with unrealistic portrayals of the physical abilities and resilience of middle-aged men, or a dislike of unreasonably long scarves.

I haven’t seen Ted, but thought the unicorn was a nice balance of witty and cute. My dislike of long scarves was not piqued. I don’t actually have a dislike of them, but nobody wants an Isadora Duncan moment, the thoughtbof which does freak me out occasionally.

We’ve just finished the final episode. One bit made me cry. Bananas out of ten.

Also decided that Nick is a combination of Don Draper, Robert De Niro and a tramp.

That's been my feeling about him since around 1997.

Oh, you don't mean Cras.

Totally meant Cras.

I'll take it.

2%, 5%, 93%.

I'll take it.

Title of your sex tape.

B99 cancelled for some reason. This is why we can't have nice things.

What?! No......

Probably for the best. The quality of episodes has been on a downward slope. It’s telling that no one talks about it anymore.

Maybe Netflix will pick it up...? Or another network? Am I being too optimistic?

Meanwhile Rick and Morty got renewed for seventy fucking episodes.

That's mental.

They have a rabid fanbase who don't understand the premise of the show. Only good and nice people like B99 and there's not enough, it seems.

Also it's on Fox so what do you expect from shysters like them.

It's still funnier than the best episodes of Two Broke Girls, for example.