What was the last TV show you watched?

[Mister Cairo]

Supernatural

This is the final season, and I'm glad that they're doing a good job with it. The last three seasons have been pretty awful.

We are kicking ourselves as we were not tracking its return. So we will wait for the ultimate blu-ray collectors' set!

We have our daughters caught up to season seven, so we will catch up with them, eventually in real time for us!

 

[Mister Cairo]

Supernatural

This is the final season, and I'm glad that they're doing a good job with it. The last three seasons have been pretty awful.

My wife and I would not call them awful, but perhaps worse - we cannot remember a single thing about them.

 

[Benny Holiday]

Very frustrated waiting for the last half of Season 6 of Vikings. Desperately hoping Ivar will get his comeuppance - I hate him more than I hated the boy-king in Thrones!

I hear ya - and that's a big call given how much of a prat that Joffe (sp?) was!

 

[Seb Lucas]

I'm most of the way through The Queen's Gambit, just one episode left, and agree the period details are very good, and Anya Taylor-Joy is excellent (she's been on my radar since The VVitch). However, it exhibits classic Netflix bloat: seven episodes with about five episodes worth of story.

I liked Godless too, for the most part.

I watched The Queen's Gambit too - really liked it. Wonderful premise and main character. But I stopped after episode 3. I just don't have the stamina for long form TV. As with good food, once I am full I stop eating. Even if there is a lot left over.

 

[belfastboy]

We are watching the Masterpiece Theatre production "Poldark". It is a period Brit piece and it is brilliant so far....4 episodes The usual high Brit production values and stellar performances all around. Great television.

 

[AmateisGal]

We are watching the Masterpiece Theatre production "Poldark". It is a period Brit piece and it is brilliant so far....4 episodes The usual high Brit production values and stellar performances all around. Great television.

Amazing show! I still need to watch the very last season.

 

[AmateisGal]

Three episodes of The Queen's Gambit. It is quite good, but I'm trying to space it out a bit instead of bingeing all at once.

 

[belfastboy]

Three episodes of The Queen's Gambit. It is quite good, but I'm trying to space it out a bit instead of bingeing all at once.

We always try to do that but never ever succeed. Just bingers at heart.

 

[Fading Fast]

Three episodes of The Queen's Gambit. It is quite good, but I'm trying to space it out a bit instead of bingeing all at once.

We always try to do that but never ever succeed. Just bingers at heart.

Our wobbly willpower had us stretch it to a week, but that was it.

 

[M Brown]

The Queen's gambit was really good.

 

[AmateisGal]

Finished The Queen's Gambit tonight. Wow. Props all around - great characters, settings, costumes, performances...just amazing. She deserves an Emmy for her performance.

I've watched about seven episodes of Season 4 of The Crown. I really don't like the royal family sometimes and how they've manipulated people's lives in their OWN family. Charles unable to marry Camilla; Margaret unable to marry Townsend; and so much more. Duty, duty, duty. I get that they put the crown above all else, but wow, they just create a bunch of very unhappy people who make bad choices, which just leads to more unhappy people, and generations of consequences.

 

[Julian Shellhammer]

I've been drawn in to Life Below Zero, a National Geographic series streaming on Disney+. It's about folks who (to a greater or lesser degree) live off the Alaskan landscape. Still watching Monk and Murdoch Mysteries at a leisurely pace.

 

[Edward]

I continue to meander through Mad Men, which I only half-watched originally, though most of my screentime is currently split between Lucifer, Ghosts, What we do in the Shadows , and Judge Judy.

What I have seen so far of the American remake of Utopia is quite good, though it does make me wish the original had been properly finished.

 

[AmateisGal]

Series finale of Supernatural.

I am so mad right now I could spit.

No, I did NOT like it, and I think it did a great disservice to the characters and the show.

Rant over. LOL.

 

[Touchofevil]

The X-Files on BBC America. I never tire of this show.

 

[Doctor Strange]

I binged the latest season of The Crown and really enjoyed it. Not to say that the whole cast isn't splendid, but I predict an Emmy nom for Helena Bonham Carter for her outstanding performance in the Princess Margaret-focused episode.

 

[Edward]

I was reluctant to watch The Crown (as Colin Firth once said on the promotional circuit for The King's Speech, "I prefer leaders for whom I can vote"), but I have been told by many it's worth a look and you don't have to be a 'fan' to enjoy. Must give it a go. I'm closing in on the last two seasons of Lucifer (entreatingly fluffy, though with the occasional lovely bit of theological pondering here and there). Also watched the first episode of Barbarians on Netflix, which I thought rather good, and will be returning to.

 

[Worf]

Series finale of Supernatural.

I am so mad right now I could spit.

No, I did NOT like it, and I think it did a great disservice to the characters and the show.

Rant over. LOL.

C'mon! Don't be shy, tell us how you REALLY feel! Never watched one second of this show... but I see that you did. Did the ending **** as much as GoT or "Lost"?

Worf

 

[Worf]

Yawned my way through the latest episode of "The Mandalorian". Sigh... why do I still watch this drivel!

Worf

 

[Julian Shellhammer]

The other night, we wrapped up the 1999 (I think) BBC version of David Copperfield, with Daniel Radcliffe, and Bob Hoskins as Mr. Micawber. Then, to keep the vibe going, we found Oliver Twist, again from the BBC, from around the same time.