Wasily I’ve never watched Lost and am thinking of pulling the trigger. Any strong feelings on the board about this?
Mad_Cyril Wasily Decent enough programme and premise. Suffered from being too drawn out which made it difficult to stay with over time (for a number of reasons). Would probably have been better as a movie.
rhouses Wasily First three seasons are near perfect and up there with the likes of sopranos and the wire, with one of the truly great opening episodes. Falls off the cliff hard at season 4 and never really recovers. Horrific last season and finale.
Along_the_Wire Wasily Lost is fucking awful - you guess the end at the starts and the cliff-hangers get worse and worse. Can’t believe I watched it all.
seanc80 Re snowfall - i watched the first 15 mins of it and found it really corny. Had to switch it off. Was i being too hasty?
SM001 rhouses First three seasons are near perfect and up there with the likes of sopranos and the wire, with one of the truly great opening episodes Wow. Just wow.
rhouses SM001 It was a punt and I stand by it. Haven’t marathon’d Lost in long long time, so I might be talking out of my ass.
mono-stereo 303abuser Just finished Severance. Excellent show, the season finale was thrilling. Ben Stiller is a surpsingly good director, too.
303abuser mono-stereo Yeah it was really good, too bad season 2 looks like it’s not coming any time soon.
whatever Started Drops of God, which looks promising. About a family’s wine empire and who will inherit it. Not the usual kinda stuff but has a good pace and style to it.
Dubman Homegrove Finished the first season yesterday after many years of not watching it. It’s just so good it’s almost faultless.
Homegrove Dubman season two is very different, they change the focus to dock workers, but I think it’s the best season.
Dubman Homegrove I have watched all three seasons already but years ago. I’m watching the second season now. It still seems odd that they kept the title name but used completely different characters with no links to the first season.
