TV Shows

[*Baw*]

Have any of you seen the TV series "Midnight diner: tokyo stories" on Netflix? I found it fantastic, what do you think?

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Cobra Kai - Season 5

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Well what can I say about this 5th season, it didnt fail with its intentions, and that was to keep any Karate Kid Franchise fan, on the edge of their seat. With how Season 4 ended, it was always gonna be a rollercoaster of a season, and to be honest, 10 Episodes just wasn't enough, considering they're about 35 Minutes long. We'll easily see a 6th season, and I'd say, that'll be it. More so for the following reasons:

The International tournament will assumingly take place. Silver won't go to Prison, thats a fact, a changed testimony and after all, he has money to buy freedom as such, the term "we ent gotta look over our shoulders" is a false statement, as you know thats not the conclusion. Miguel's Dad storyline - very rushed (2 episodes I think) was left open, and not really thought through for an ending, unless of course, this happens to be the case in the next season. Kenny's brother wasn't mentioned, and whilst the little man is getting big for his boots - who knows. Then of course, Kreese, and the faking of his own death in order to escape - not sure how he could be in the 6th, given hes now an escaped convict, but that being said, he'll want revenge on Silver, so at a guess, if he is, then he'll die for real. The love storys are all but complete, with the only one remaining, is, Chozen - who of course left his voice message to his woman of his dreams. Was good to see a nice guy in Mike Barnes, and would be good to see him again, although can't see it. Then of course, there is Kim-Da-Eun, who I've no doubt, will play a part - who knows

[Here2Win79]

Have any of you seen the TV series "Midnight diner: tokyo stories" on Netflix? I found it fantastic, what do you think?

I loved it. I think also on Netflix there are another two seasons of the original Japanese show, possibly just called Midnight Dinner. Alice in borderlands is another good Japanese import, similar to Squid Game but weirder.

[Hornbloweroafc]

Currently watching Yellowstone. Great series so far, recommend

[*Baw*]

Have any of you seen the TV series "Midnight diner: tokyo stories" on Netflix? I found it fantastic, what do you think?

I loved it. I think also on Netflix there are another two seasons of the original Japanese show, possibly just called Midnight Dinner. Alice in borderlands is another good Japanese import, similar to Squid Game but weirder.

"Alice in Borderlands" is another TV series that I really enjoyed

[The Immortal316]

Rick and Morty is back!

Also, Lower decks has a few episodes.

I've watched one of each, don't get a lot of time these days but really glad they are there for when I do.

[CMCZ]

Did anyone in the UK watch the Traitors? There have been a few seasons in NL but I saw there had been an UK version. Is it populair? Personally I do think it's a great show! I have seen so many people go mental in this show, really show how distrust can hurt; even in a game.

[Mark]

Star Trek (1966-1969) - 7/10.
Ignoring all the inconsistencies and the overacting, it was pretty good fun watching this very old show which you can see was ahead of its time at the time. Some storylines were very similar and recycled somewhat but it was cool to see how it was developed.

Star Trek: The Animated Series (1973-1975) - 6/10.
The follow up to the end of the live action TV series where the main characters voiced their animated characters. They expanded on some of the storylines from the original series.

Moved onto watching the 6 movies that the original cast released after these. Will then be watching Star Trek: Next Generation!

[riise]

Have seen the odd episode of Taskmaster and seen clips on YouTube etc. over the years but never intentionally sat down and watched it, so we've started it from the first series! We're up to the sixth now (think 16th is about to air) and thoroughly enjoying it, don't laugh out loud much at TV/films, but have done plenty with this.

Also finally getting to the end of Dawson's Creek started it in like November 2020 or something, so I'm blaming having completed Netflix during lockdown for having started it, but here we are - three years later and I've got just one season to go. It left Netflix early last year sometime, which halted my progress, but it's on ITVX now so just sprinting to the finish line, basically hatewatching it at this point but I like completeness.

[Dermotron]

Finally got to the end of Cobra Kai season 5. What a finale. They didn't spare it on the cheese, a whole ton of queso cabrales. Epic

Roll on season 6 (the final season)

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Finally got to the end of Cobra Kai season 5. What a finale. They didn't spare it on the cheese, a whole ton of queso cabrales. Epic

Roll on season 6 (the final season)

Ent gonna lie, Im really looking forward to it, knew Kreese wouldnt be dead felt the crane kick was poor, didnt even look like karate, but generally, really enjoyed it

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The Watcher - 2022 - Netflix Series <<< No Spoilers.. you're ok >>>

Re-watched this all with the wife this week. Its certainly a 'who is it' concept, and will keep you guessing, until the end. Only 7 episodes, and in fairness, Bobby Cannavale who played - Dean Brannock - was brilliant. Played his part as the dad of the family to a great standard, and bear in mind, this was based on true events, which for me, requires the main actor(s) to step it up, and he did so without a shadow of a doubt. Maybe felt it was rushed towards the end, and could've easily been stretched by another few shows. A lot of stuff unanswered for, which really bugs me.