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Watched the first episode of Batwoman. Didn't have very high expectations as I have yet to find a CW DC superhero show I like, but it was... OK. Some odd lighting/cinematography choices, but better than I was expecting. Odd to see Rachel Skarsten as a "baddy" when the first thing I saw her in was as one of the "Birds of Prey" where she was on Batgirl's side.
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Watched the first episode of Batwoman. Didn't have very high expectations as I have yet to find a CW DC superhero show I like, but it was... OK. Some odd lighting/cinematography choices, but better than I was expecting. Odd to see Rachel Skarsten as a "baddy" when the first thing I saw her in was as one of the "Birds of Prey" where she was on Batgirl's side.

@LeMarchand which channel was that on? Didn't notice it in the sky listings

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@LeMarchand which channel was that on? Didn't notice it in the sky listings

 

I read that Sky didn't get hold of the rights to BW and whoever has them is keeping schtum. Unless you meant BoP, which I seem to recall being on what was then Sci-Fi.

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@LeMarchand which channel was that on? Didn't notice it in the sky listings

I don't think a UK channel has been announced yet, though it aired on The CW in the US. It would make sense for Sky to get it, with the other Arrowverse shows but the rumours on Twitter don't sound good. Sky have apparently said that another broadcaster has picked it up, but didn't state which. That'll screw UK fans who are waiting for the upcoming Crisis on Infinte Earths crossover.

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Channels are still a thing? There's only The Internet channel now.

 

The way things are going, it looks channels are coming back, albeit channels run by the content producers rather than third parties. Our days of paying £8/m for Netflix and getting a decent amount of content are numbered. You can already see evidence of this with Disney pulling their content from Netflix and Prime and pushing out Disney Life. The BBC look to be going in the same direction too.

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FLAAAAAAAAASSSSSSSSHHHHHHHHHH

is back

 

That is all

 

Even had the song in it too :)

 

Oh thanks

 

now I have Brian Blessed from flash Gordon in my head and he won;t go away

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Ohhhh K...Watchmen. What the hell did I just watch?

 

I remember reading the graphic novel back in the late 80's, early 90's but don't remember the content too well, I watched the film and remember a big blue "bulge", but talk about chucking you in at the deep end. Even with a little background info, I was a bit lost. I don't remember a HEAVY white supremacist lean at all or an HR panda!

 

Don't get me wrong, enjoyed it, but hope it makes some sense at some point.

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Ohhhh K...Watchmen. What the hell did I just watch?

 

I remember reading the graphic novel back in the late 80's, early 90's but don't remember the content too well, I watched the film and remember a big blue "bulge", but talk about chucking you in at the deep end. Even with a little background info, I was a bit lost. I don't remember a HEAVY white supremacist lean at all or an HR panda!

 

Don't get me wrong, enjoyed it, but hope it makes some sense at some point.

 

It's a direct continuation of the graphic novel, so knowing what happened at the end of that is key.

 

HBO have released a few 'fbi files' that go over the time in between. - https://www.hbo.com/peteypedia

Essentially, Rorschach's journal about the conspiracy at the heart of the comic and the reason he was killed by Dr Manhattan. has been adopted by a bunch of white supremacist nutjobs as their bible. Whilst nobody else believes it to be the truth.

 

I'm sure it'll get fleshed out more as the series progresses, but for now I'm assuming that Jeremy Irons is an old Ozymandias who was the architect of said conspiracy and I'd expect things to move towards a state where he is found out.

 

You're not wrong though, they didn't make it easy.

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Ah yes, there was reference to Veidt being dead in a floating newspaper in one of the scenes, so that will unravel I'm sure and I can't unsee the "washing" scene...
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Found a cracker on ITV2 this weekend.

 

Zomboat

 

Birmingham is the epicentre of a Zombie Plague and an unlikely team of survivors band together to escape to London on a stolen canal boat.

Genuinely good and funny, we watched the 5 available episodes over the weekend.

 

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Finished Alone Together and Kominski Method, started HDM, End Of the Fing World s2, Lost Cities with Albert Lin (let's lidar columbia, use AI to remove the jungle, find new lost cities, hack through 700 feet of 52 degree incline mountain jungle, and find them. Also lost his leg below the knee 3 years before, seems to have made him faster), and Search Party
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As recommended by @ICTDirect_Dave, the first ep of Zomboat was pretty funny. His Dark Materials still good, but I'm starting to notice that they can't afford to put everyone's daemons on screen. Plus Ruth Wilson is great actress and an attractive lady, but she's not 1/2 a page of banging on about her beauty attractive (as it seemed in La Belle Sauvage). Apologies to Ms. Wilson!
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Loved Zomboat - Thanks @ICTDirect_Dave

 

It's a lot of fun isn't it? :)

 

I watched the first Episode of The Mandalorian last night. Brilliant so far.

 

It looks gorgeous and our lead character looks to have an interesting personal journey to complete as the show progresses.

Directed by Dave Filoni who helmed SW:Rebels it looks and feels like a hybrid of that show and the original 3 movies.

 

Worth a watch!

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