Netflix - What gems have you found?
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juggsy said:
MOBB said:
Tried "End of the F***ing world" last night.
Fantastic, I'm halfway through and plan to watch the rest this weekend.
The 2 main characters are played superbly.
This indeed - finished the series today after starting yesterday. Great cast (particularly the leads), very dark humour, and quite refreshing having sub 20 min episodes, very easy to watch. Recommended.Fantastic, I'm halfway through and plan to watch the rest this weekend.
The 2 main characters are played superbly.
skinny said:
ESOG said:
Brickle Berry. Agaim, VERY funny.
Has anyone seen any one of these? If so, what do you think?
Didn't know brickleberry was on Netflix only seen it on tele but agree very funny with pretty extreme humour! Mrs Skinny does not agree with it, goes a bit far for her. I love it tho Has anyone seen any one of these? If so, what do you think?
Not heard of the other two tho.
Have you watched archer? S1 to 6 are brilliant
Havent watched Archer, I will and get back to you for sure!
Dough has just appeared on Netflix and I seem to remember a positive review from Mark Kermode.
Facing the closure of his kosher bakery, East Ender Nat Dayan (Jonathan Pryce) takes on Darfur Muslim Ayyash Habimana (Jerome Holder) as his apprentice. But his delight at a sudden sales boom dissipates when he discovers that Ayyash has been using an illegal secret ingredient.
Watched it yesterday afternoon as it was still raining and it was a very pleasant way to pass a couple of hours. Slightly clichéd but enjoyable nevertheless.
7 out of 10 in our household.
Facing the closure of his kosher bakery, East Ender Nat Dayan (Jonathan Pryce) takes on Darfur Muslim Ayyash Habimana (Jerome Holder) as his apprentice. But his delight at a sudden sales boom dissipates when he discovers that Ayyash has been using an illegal secret ingredient.
Watched it yesterday afternoon as it was still raining and it was a very pleasant way to pass a couple of hours. Slightly clichéd but enjoyable nevertheless.
7 out of 10 in our household.
ESOG said:
Yes BrickleBerry does indeed crosss the moral line frequently, but its so worth it!! You must watch Big Mouth for sure then.
Havent watched Archer, I will and get back to you for sure!
Can’t find Brickleberry on UK Netflix unfortunately. I think there’s a lot on the US site that we don’t get. Havent watched Archer, I will and get back to you for sure!
VEA said:
King Herald said:
I loved it, but watching it a second time just doesn’t work, I remember too much from the first time round.
It's certianly one that splits opinion. I forced my way through to the mid point of series 2. Didn't get it at all. Bored me completely.p1stonhead said:
VEA said:
King Herald said:
I loved it, but watching it a second time just doesn’t work, I remember too much from the first time round.
It's certianly one that splits opinion. I forced my way through to the mid point of series 2. Didn't get it at all. Bored me completely.BrabusMog said:
p1stonhead said:
VEA said:
King Herald said:
I loved it, but watching it a second time just doesn’t work, I remember too much from the first time round.
It's certianly one that splits opinion. I forced my way through to the mid point of series 2. Didn't get it at all. Bored me completely.GetCarter said:
BrabusMog said:
p1stonhead said:
VEA said:
King Herald said:
I loved it, but watching it a second time just doesn’t work, I remember too much from the first time round.
It's certianly one that splits opinion. I forced my way through to the mid point of series 2. Didn't get it at all. Bored me completely.The finale is absolutely superb.
GetCarter said:
BrabusMog said:
p1stonhead said:
VEA said:
King Herald said:
I loved it, but watching it a second time just doesn’t work, I remember too much from the first time round.
It's certianly one that splits opinion. I forced my way through to the mid point of series 2. Didn't get it at all. Bored me completely.BrabusMog said:
GetCarter said:
BrabusMog said:
p1stonhead said:
VEA said:
King Herald said:
I loved it, but watching it a second time just doesn’t work, I remember too much from the first time round.
It's certianly one that splits opinion. I forced my way through to the mid point of series 2. Didn't get it at all. Bored me completely.Edited by p1stonhead on Sunday 21st January 19:22
BrabusMog said:
GetCarter said:
BrabusMog said:
p1stonhead said:
VEA said:
King Herald said:
I loved it, but watching it a second time just doesn’t work, I remember too much from the first time round.
It's certianly one that splits opinion. I forced my way through to the mid point of series 2. Didn't get it at all. Bored me completely.Except for the fly episode.
I find it highly unlikely someone could like it enough to watch all but the last episode. I ever give up early (first season or stick with it until the end).
Saying that though. I've just given up on TWD, but that's not reaching the end still 8hrs + of this season.
I find it highly unlikely someone could like it enough to watch all but the last episode. I ever give up early (first season or stick with it until the end).
Saying that though. I've just given up on TWD, but that's not reaching the end still 8hrs + of this season.
p1stonhead said:
VEA said:
King Herald said:
I loved it, but watching it a second time just doesn’t work, I remember too much from the first time round.
It's certianly one that splits opinion. I forced my way through to the mid point of series 2. Didn't get it at all. Bored me completely.hyphen said:
Parks And Recreation is another that can take time to really bond with the characters, but then the only way is up.
P&R is very sadly largely ignored in the UK. Channel Four should put it on at 8pm every Thursday night and it'd be a huge hit.It's up there with all the very best sitcoms for me. I love it dearly.
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