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citizen Khan is very good season 2 first epidode was very funny
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I recently got in to American Horror Story. The performances of some of the younger cast, which primarily includes Taissa Farmiga and Evan Peters has blown me away. Taissa was fantastic in the first season, and even though she's in a different role, has stepped up in the third season again. And I'd never heard of Evan Peters before, but he's played three separate characters in each season, and put so much into them. However, the standouts for me are Jessica Lange and, to a lesser extent Frances Conroy, who doesn't seem to have had as big a role in the second and third seasons as she did in the first. This got out of hand, I apologise for rambling.
That's a horror-comedy, right?
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Horror-drama. Although I just looked and Wikipedia classes it as just horror.
I'm a Celeb's finally finished (this post's one day late, but oh well)! I was surprised with the evictions of Amy and Joey, as I thought they'd be finalists, in the place of Lucy and David, but Kian's a worthy winner in my opinion.
On the topic of the show itself, although it's entertaining, I wouldn't class it as 'good television' purely because it's too showbiz-like, and kind of draws in viewers by causing Z-list celebrities to breakdown, and by stirring controversy (I'm pretty sure the votes are rigged, to be honest). Oh, and I'm still not entirely sure what you see on-screen is actually really, since I doubt many celebs like David would want to spend three weeks in a jungle - if it's real, I'm pretty sure he'd have left ages ago! What do you guys think?
On the topic of the show itself, although it's entertaining, I wouldn't class it as 'good television' purely because it's too showbiz-like, and kind of draws in viewers by causing Z-list celebrities to breakdown, and by stirring controversy (I'm pretty sure the votes are rigged, to be honest). Oh, and I'm still not entirely sure what you see on-screen is actually really, since I doubt many celebs like David would want to spend three weeks in a jungle - if it's real, I'm pretty sure he'd have left ages ago! What do you guys think?
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Anyone been watching Sherlock recently? Shame its only a 3 part serious but still a decent watch.
Yeah been watching it since start. One of my favourite series at the moment along with Vikings.
The plots and general putting-together of the show is brilliant!
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just gotten through Mob City may not be everyones cup of tea but I love it
Pretty good show, different for sure.
Brooklyn Nine-Nine, Parks and Recreation?
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There's an episode of Da Vinci's Demons on in the background at the moment because I was watching American Dad and can't be bothered to change the channel. However, I've heard positive things about it and from the brief glimpses I've looked at this episode, and that I've seen in adverts, it looks quite interesting. Are there any regular watchers here and if so is it worth checking out from the beginning?
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Fargo's great.
I enjoyed True Detective a lot. The last episode was a bit of a letdown but they usually are - too many loose ends to tie up and usually can't match the complexity of the previous episodes. Well worth a watch though. Woody Harrelson :wub: