General TV Thread

Millsy

Along_the_Wire an Irish version of Dawsons Creek. Blimey.

Smallman1

The cast are uglier but the food is just as good.

C_J

Hursty

Sinner Season 2 finished, we are going to start Season 3, as contrary to views on here, some people say its pretty good. we’ll see.

Along_the_Wire

Hursty Who are the ‘some people’? You’ll realise these are people you should never have listened to very, very soon!

Millsy

Another lol for Ed

Christian

Along_the_Wire completely agree. its a massive let down after the last two series.

Jules72

Christian didn’t bother with season 3 on the basis of what I’ve read on here

Homegrove

I’d watch Irish Dawson’s Creek.

jonattonyeah

Homegrove

I’d be all in on Scottish Friday Night Lights.

rhouses

When is comer going to get in here and call you all a bunch of fuckheads and tell us Ireland is at the forefront of television entertainment?

rhouses

Also, I don’t remember the most perky beautiful breasts out on display in any of the episodes of Dawson’s Creek. Lovely use of music too.

C_J

rhouses timestamp?

Along_the_Wire

I’ve not even bothered watching the last couple of episodes.

Homegrove

I’d need subtitles for that one.

-si-

I’m genuinely sorry derm isn’t here to read how many of life’s losers are admitting to watching Dawson’s fucking crack.

jonattonyeah

-si- I’m genuinely sorry derm isn’t here to read how many of life’s losers are admitting to watching Dawson’s fucking crack.

Mad_Cyril

Been watching Snowfall. 3 episodes in and is decent, with potential to get better.

Some quality tunes as well

Dubman

Once upon a time in Iraq. A documentary series on BBC 2 about the Iraq war. Only 2 episodes in but it’s so shocking and disturbing but a must watch.

Unbroken1

…no idea if its been mentioned here, but the Keith Haring doc on iPlayer “Keith Haring: Street Art Boy” is one of the best things I’ve seen in ages.

An incredible snapshot of NYC in the late 70’s/early 80’s. what a mad place… squats, street art, punk and the Paradise Garage… loved it to bits, highly recommended.

jonattonyeah

Unbroken1 An incredible snapshot of NYC in the late 70’s/early 80’s

Cheers for the heads up. Will give that a go as I’m fascinated by that era of NYC. Probably why I loved “The Deuce” even though it’s probably not that great of a show. That city just seemed so crazy but so alive. Manhattan just doesn’t have that energy anymore. Too expensive, I guess.

Dubman

Unbroken1
I watched that a few weeks ago after Lauren Laverne mentioned it on Radio 6. I never heard of him up until I saw the film but certainly recognised his art work.

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