Last TV Show You Watched

[HuDaFuK]

Captain Boob Sweat

[Immortan Jonesy]

Fargo S3 ~ Ep 3 - 9

Episode 3 was so damn good. There was something like a parody of Francis Ford Coppola. But the best was Don Hertzfeldt's animated art used as a storytelling device. Some time ago, I saw his animated short film World of Tomorrow, which features some fresh sci-fi ideas. 

The rest of the season was just as solid, Ewan McGregor, Mary Elizabeth Winstead and David Thewlis were great. The latter played the peculiar villain of the season. A smile spread across my face as the insane criminal mastermind claims the man never made it to the moon while explaining to the banker and CEO the company's upcoming adventure. The horror face of the banker played by Michael Stuhlbarg is priceless. 



Black Mirror ~ S1 ep3 / S4 ep4

The first takes celopathy to the next level in the show's usual context of technological dystopia. I wonder if these techs will ever exist. We already have their predecessors, but if so, God help us. 

The second, almost the same as above. The ending was mind blowing though. Basically...

Spoiler

Matrix meets Tinder 

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[KiramidHead]

Captain Boob Sweat

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If you must know...

Spoiler

The new overarching villain in Season 4 excretes a substance that controls minds... and of course she always swipes it from her cleavage.

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[Prez]

Picard - Season 1 Episodes 6-8

I had almost given up on this show as I found it rather misfiring a lot. Then episode 7 happened and whilst it was a nice trip down memory lane I must admit it had me wishing more of Riker and Troi in the show. The dynamic was nice. And finally Picard himself is starting to find his feet rather than a piss weak timid man.

I'm no prude but F bombs in Star Trek still seemed wrong, forced and out of place - seems an attempt or excuse to be edgy and appeal hip.

[HuDaFuK]

If you must know...

Spoiler

The new overarching villain in Season 4 excretes a substance that controls minds... and of course she always swipes it from her cleavage.

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[Huggs]

Chernobyl (3.6/5)

Not great, not terrible.

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[Immortan Jonesy]

Sweet Tooth season 1

This show is breathtakingly good.



Fargo season 2

It was a Spaghetti Western in the 70's. Maybe even a little Weird West, although considering the decade in which the show takes place, it might not be that weird at all.

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UFOs made story feel cryptid. I wish they didn't reveal too much the look of the spaceship though. 

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Kirsten Dunst's performance was superb. There was even a Twin Peaks vibe on her character. 



Omniscient

Imagine turning a Black Mirror episode into a whole season with a hot Brazilian Amélie as the lead.



Edit ~ The little amount of CG in the series is a bit bad though.

[KiramidHead]

Farscape S4 E5-6

A solid pair of episodes, feels like the season is coming together.

[Baron Von Marlon]

Rick & Morty, season 5, episode 2
Another one as smart as crazy.

[Immortan Jonesy]

Better than Us

A pretty robot chick who breaks Isaac Asimov's three laws of robotics in order to protect her "family". Not bad. Although what most stuck in my mind is how similar to Randy Pitchford is the villain of the series. 

[Prez]

Lupin
Interesting French thriller series and a modern day retelling of the classic Arsene Lupin story. Enjoying this one.

[Baron Von Marlon]

Somos, season 1, episodes 1-3
New Mexican Netflix series inspired by Allende massacre and the events leading up to it.
More drama than action but pretty good so far.

[HuDaFuK]

Started rewatching season 1 of The Boys, partly because I've not seen season 2 yet and it's been so long I forgot how the first one ended, partly because I thought Jenny would like it and I wanted to show it to her. I knew it was good, but I'd forgotten just how good it is. Fantastic show. Homelander's such a c**t

[j0nesy]

halfway through S2 of ragnarok, some good ol' norse mythology fun