

dtaai-maai wrote:I'm inclined to agree. Dim shades of Hannibal Lecter and Agent Starling, but holes in the plot a country mile wide. And I'm not picky - hell, I watched all 500 episodes of 24!Homer wrote:The interplay of the 2 main characters looked promising but ludicrous story line turned me off.hhfarang wrote:Another one that looks like it will be a good one just started on TrueVisions (True Series I think). It's called The Blacklist. I wasn't sure after the first episode but after the second one, I'm hooked.
Looks like it was only 4 episodes.prcscct wrote:Has anyone talked about Secret State? I just found it on Sundance channel (True 135). Is it an ongoing series or just a two or three episode movie? I just watched the one where the PM is killed in a plane crash..... Edge of the chair type stuff so far. Pete
I always download new shows 2 episodes at a time because of the now common practice of airing the pilot as the first episode. Anyway, it didn't get better in episode 2, IMHO. Still plot holes one could drive a oil tanker through, still stupid FBI and FBI tactics. And there was a new level of annoyance. When the the female lead had a non verbal reaction to communicate her inner life to the audience it was, because it's network and not cable tv, not subtle. In fact, It was only slightly less restrained than this:hhfarang wrote:Those who didn't like the first episode (I was not convinced either) should at least give it another 45 minutes and see how you feel about the 2nd episode before you write it off. It gets better imho.
"Ambassadors" is set in the fictional Central Asian Republic of Tazbekistan where newly arrived British Ambassador Keith Davies is set the task of trying to secure a 2 billion GPB helicopter contract for the United Kingdom.
Any country that isn't pursuing its interests in the world has lost its way. Britain hasn't lost its way yet, has it? That's why we have an impressive global network of Embassies run by hard working diplomats. To secure our interests. And to help tourists who've fallen off their mopeds or lost 'everything'.
Keith Davis (David Mitchell) is the newly appointed British Ambassador of Tazbekistan, one of the ex-Soviet 'Stans': newly oil rich, corrupt and ruled over by President Kairat (aka The Prez). Davis is ambitious and fancies himself in Washington or Beijing. He intends to make his mark in this posting. Though well aware that one major diplomatic event can make - or break - a career.
I binge watched it in the last 2 days. Give up? I don't think I could have. I recommend it highly.moja wrote:We have now seen 3 episodes of Utopia and like you we think we are enjoying it - it is certainly strange at times. A couple of times we have nearly given up and then something happens and we decide to give the next episode a go. Episode 4 tonight!
blue05 wrote:so it is bye bye to Breaking Bad possibly the best series ever
Just got started on The Blacklist and have to say very good, available at all good torrent sites
Sir Anthony Hopkins binge watched it last fall. He then wrote a email to Bryan Cranston, the actor who played Walter White. The email was made public. Highly recommended any fan read it. If somehow one don't know who Hopkins is, a career summary for acting awards is 1 Oscar win + 3 nominations, a Golden Globe lifetime achievement award + 9 nominations, 3 BAFTA wins + 4 nominations.richard wrote:Just finished 'Breaking Bad' and it's cost me a few late nights. ....
Uncanny. So the maestro Sir AH loved it too. All the time I watched it I pictured AH as a suitable contender to BC to play the partHomer wrote:Sir Anthony Hopkins binge watched it last fall. He then wrote a email to Bryan Cranston, the actor who played Walter White. The email was made public. Highly recommended any fan read it. If somehow one don't know who Hopkins is, a career summary for acting awards is 1 Oscar win + 3 nominations, a Golden Globe lifetime achievement award + 9 nominations, 3 BAFTA wins + 4 nominations.richard wrote:Just finished 'Breaking Bad' and it's cost me a few late nights. ....
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