What's the last or current Tv Show you Watched ?

[ERICOOL85]

Young Sheldon
a spinoff Sitcom of the young life of Sheldon Lee Cooper, from the Big Bang Theory
witty and with a touch of family heart

 

[haiducii]

Young Sheldon
a spinoff Sitcom of the young life of Sheldon Lee Cooper, from the Big Bang Theory
witty and with a touch of family heart

Georgie & Mandy's First Marriage, the sequel to Young Sheldon.

I'm glad they still keep the old characters in the story.

 

[Stonecold]

Tulsa King

 

[haiducii]

Mr Bates vs. The Post Office (2024)

"One of the greatest miscarriages of justice in British legal history where hundreds of innocent sub-postmasters and postmistresses were wrongly accused of theft, fraud and false accounting due to a defective IT system." (1mdb)

I was in tears watching every single episode! The most outrageous thing is that this is NOT a work of fiction, but desperately sad depiction of true events that befell and still befalls over 3.500 subpostmasters in Britain from 2001 to date. A story that shouldn’t have happened and is a disgraced it ever did! Be prepared to get angry, very angry!!!

 

[Bryan]

Dexter: New Blood
Very good!

 

[Jase]

Just finished the 3rd season of For The Love Of DILF. This season was okay, but not nearly as good as the 2nd season.

 

[RufusMc]

Re-watching Red Dwarf (UK version) love this show.

 

[drn2001]

Prime Target on Netflix. great spy/drama/thriller with a leading gay character who is a mathematican

 

[Jase]

I just finished rewatching DC's Legends of Tomorrow on Netflix. I love that show and forgot how often they broke the 4th wall.

 

[naughty_gam]

Towards Zero (BBC iPlayer, released March 2025). A very belated "Christmas gift" from the BBC; for the Brits, it's now quite traditional to "receive" a usual holiday Agatha Christie murder mystery as a reward for dutifully paying the yearly TV licence fee. The title and the narrator suggest that a murder is not the end-point that happens out of the blue, but rather, trying to understand the genesis or when the idea was first thought of, is the more vital thing. Everything else that comes after, are actions taken one after another as it hurtles towards point zero of the murder itself.

A handsome production set in the prewar years, with impeccable sets, location & costumes, and a beguilingly handsome lead (very nice eye-candy). One clever device used was the colour palette, with the mansion where the murder takes place which is surrounded by the sea, is depicted as implacably grim and grey, as if the pall of death hung over it by day and night. By contrast, it was entirely gay (in the old sense of the word) and almost technicolor in the cheerful world of the nearby hotel where the guests escape to for desperate relief from the tension and angst at the mansion where they are all somewhat unwillingly thrown together.

As usual, the protagonist is an ageing matriarch, surrounded by greedy, grasping offspring, all of whom cannot wait to inherit their portion of what has been promised or hoped for in the estate. But who will be bumped off first, and who will be left standing at the end? This three-part series while perhaps not the best production from the BBC in this fashion - my favourite being "Witness for the Prosecution" - is still a satisfying three-parter that will keep one quite engrossed right till the very end.

 

[slimjim]

INVISIBLE BOYS (2025)



A new LGBTIQ+ Stan Originals television series, adapted for the screen by creator/director Nicholas Verso based on the award-winning novel by Holden Sheppard. Set against the backdrop of the 2017 same-sex marriage plebiscite, INVISIBLE BOYS explores the challenges faced by a group of gay teens in the remote coastal town of Geraldton, Western Australia, after one of them is outed on social media following an encounter with a married man. As they form a tight-knit friendship, the boys find solace and support in one another, exploring their desires and identities in a world that often renders them invisible. Imdb

I'm 4 episodes in (there are 10 in total) and enjoying it. It's well acted and great camerawork shows off some off the beauty of the area. It deals with some stromg themes - adolecence; isolation; 1st nation; prejudice. As it's an Australian show it is quite a bit raunchier than it might have been if made elsewhere

 

[yanevakno]

Hi Everyone

Due to the success/responses from my other popular thread called "What's the last or current Movie you Watched" I decided to create/dedicate another thread just for tv shows.

What's the last or current Tv show you Watched ?

Well for me the last tv show i watched was

Kyle XY

Wheel Of Time

 

[ezekiel]

INVISIBLE BOYS (2025)



A new LGBTIQ+ Stan Originals television series, adapted for the screen by creator/director Nicholas Verso based on the award-winning novel by Holden Sheppard. Set against the backdrop of the 2017 same-sex marriage plebiscite, INVISIBLE BOYS explores the challenges faced by a group of gay teens in the remote coastal town of Geraldton, Western Australia, after one of them is outed on social media following an encounter with a married man. As they form a tight-knit friendship, the boys find solace and support in one another, exploring their desires and identities in a world that often renders them invisible. Imdb

I'm 4 episodes in (there are 10 in total) and enjoying it. It's well acted and great camerawork shows off some off the beauty of the area. It deals with some stromg themes - adolecence; isolation; 1st nation; prejudice. As it's an Australian show it is quite a bit raunchier than it might have been if made elsewhere

This show is a blessing. It's very funny, smart, realistic, impertinent... There are great characters. I think I never watched such a great LGBT show since QAF.