Film and TV review.

OK, Breaking bad is absolutely the best series I have ever seen. One episode left in this series and I missed the penultimate one live - but I am certain to suffer withdrawal symptoms when it is all over.

Until I start over from Season 1, Episode 1.

Reebok Trotter: I watched all five seasons of Breaking Bad on holiday. Brilliant acting and up there with the best of the box sets I have watched. Bryan Cranston is superb.

What you saw was the first half of season 5 - the second half is almost finished with the final episode this weekend.

Keegan wrote:

Reebok Trotter: I watched all five seasons of Breaking Bad on holiday. Brilliant acting and up there with the best of the box sets I have watched. Bryan Cranston is superb.

What you saw was the first half of season 5 - the second half is almost finished with the final episode this weekend.

I realised there were a few loose ends when Hank was sat on the crapper and the penny dropped. I'll probably buy the boxset when it comes out.

Cracking programme on ITV now. When Ali came to Britain. Ali was a great showman.

aaron_bwfc wrote:I'd rather watch that on ITV than through the fecking keyhole, seriously why have the even brought that back?

Just to complete our Saturday evening TV misery they've brought fvcking "Surprise Surprise" back as well. The only saving grace is at least we don't have to listen to Cilla belting out that sodding awful theme tune this time around.

Reebok Trotter wrote:I realised there were a few loose ends when Hank was sat on the crapper and the penny dropped. I'll probably buy the boxset when it comes out.

There are a number of wtf moments to come - you will not be disappointed.

Many good moments in the series. The old boy in the wheelchair who communicated with his bell used to make me laugh. And when Gus Fring walked out of his bedroom in the old folks home I was like WTF?

Anyone watched UNDE THE DOME?

I did see the preview of it, is it any good?

Ive watched the first series.

Did anyone happen to watch that BBC1 programme I love my country? Jesus what in hell was that? Did someone seriously get paid to come up with that idea for a programme? Who approved it? There is absolutely no talent behind the camera at the BBC.

Anyone watched Wentworth? - Its quite good, a spin off from the classic Prisoner Cell Block H

Also American Horror Story - a third series has just started, again its quite good.

My wife got into Wentworth. I actually find Frankie rather appealing.

I agree RT, she's quite hot..especially the first time you got to see her.

I have read all the books in the Game of Thrones to date but the Author is still working on the next(final) book, at one point he took about 8 years between books, also got the two box sets it really is fascinating, obviously if you have read the book then the TV bit isn't a shock. But it was great to see the characters come to life,and to put a face to your mental picture. They capture it well.

So many twists it really is good stuff, the books are compelling reading but are a little over descriptive.

wessy wrote:I have read all the books in the Game of Thrones to date but the Author is still working on the next(final) book, at one point he took about 8 years between books, also got the two box sets it really is fascinating, obviously if you have read the book then the TV bit isn't a shock. But it was great to see the characters come to life,and to put a face to your mental picture. They capture it well.

So many twists it really is good stuff, the books are compelling reading but are a little over descriptive.

I've never read the books so I had no preconceived notions of what the characters would look like. I've watched Season 1 and Season 2 and was hooked for both. I tend to buy the box sets because when they first air on TV they are always on too bloody late and I always end up missing one or two episodes.

wessy wrote:I have read all the books in the Game of Thrones to date but the Author is still working on the next(final) book, at one point he took about 8 years between books, also got the two box sets it really is fascinating, obviously if you have read the book then the TV bit isn't a shock. But it was great to see the characters come to life,and to put a face to your mental picture. They capture it well.

So many twists it really is good stuff, the books are compelling reading but are a little over descriptive.

It's worse than that. I think he's still working on the penultimate not the final book! Let's hope he lives long enough to complete the whole thing.

Started watching season 2 of Game of Thrones the other night, if it's as good as season one I will be certainly buying series 3 when it is released.

Wouldn't argue Xmiles i wondered if it was the last book, but George R R Martin sometimes writes so much stuff he splits a book in two, and they are both usually 800 pages, not sure if that's what's happening. but it's a pain having to wait a year for each series, more shocks in store for you guys.

Plus i am now hooked on Breaking Bad only at the second series but poor old Walt is going through some tough times.

wessy wrote:

Plus i am now hooked on Breaking Bad only at the second series but poor old Walt is going through some tough times.

It's a cracker. Very well written with believable characters.