TV series discussion {'ware Spoiler Alert}

[zig]

Much of ‘All her fault’ was actually filmed in Melbourne - especially Jeff’s shed features a lot. Weird I keep seeing plenary sessions from medical conferences past when I am watching.
Its really good.
Sarah Snook is so good. The brother is also Australian

Yes, it was filmed in Melbourne and used the Dockland studios. I enjoyed catching parts of Melbourne through the series. Jeff’s shed is quite recognizable, but a lot the suburban street scenes, coastline etc are Melbourne.

 

[Pushka]

Still not enjoying Cemetary. Just tired of everyone being so angry and abusive all the time.

 

[MARTINE]

Still not enjoying Cemetary. Just tired of everyone being so angry and abusive all the time.

Too much like real life - you can see it free!

 

[Pushka]

Too much like real life - you can see it free!

I do wonder if the increasing number of shows being produced that do have characters like this as 'heroes' give license for normalising of such behaviour increasingly in real life.

 

[prozac]

Still not enjoying Cemetary. Just tired of everyone being so angry and abusive all the time.

I could not watch something like this.

 

[VPS]

I do wonder if the increasing number of shows being produced that do have characters like this as 'heroes' give license for normalising of such behaviour increasingly in real life.

That book was written in 2003

 

[Pushka]

That book was written in 2003

Yes but the visuals are 2025.

 

[JessicaTam]

5 more episodes left to drop (8 in total), with the next due to drop tomorrow (Wednesday 12th).

Commenced 29 October, should all drop by 17 December @DejaBrew

Thank you.

 

[VPS]

Yes but the visuals are 2025.

I can't comment yet because I have to wait for them all to drop before paying for another month. It was a pretty brutal book

 

[CaptainCurtis]

Giving The Diplomat another chance. Season one didn't click well with me. Subsequent eps are much better.

Funnily enough I've recently binged all 3 seasons over the past 2-3 weeks. I found the overarching story line a bit drawn out, but overall enjoyed it.

 

[Pushka]

Yes but IMHO you don't need to unlike the MAFS people!

Trigger Point is the new one.

Trigger Point: Vicky McClure’s bomb disposal thriller will turn you into an expert copper, sarge

Banter. Grit. An ex-Line of Duty star sweating her topknot off. Forty-five minutes of this detective drama and you’ll be fairly confident you can disarm a nail bomb

www.theguardian.com

We just discovered this last week . Loving it.

 

[MARTINE]

We just discovered this last week . Loving it.

Thanks for this
Really rate Vicky McLure and will watch.

 

[prozac]

We just discovered this last week . Loving it.

What service?

 

[Pushka]

What service?

Stan I think. I get so mixed up.

 

[DejaBrew]

For a change of pace and based on a recommendation given to me, I have just finished watching The Celebrity Traitors UK on 10Play.

I'd never seen the original show before and it's not something I'd normally watch (I'm generally not into these sorts of reality game shows), but I must say I found it quite entertaining and definitely got caught up in the subterfuge.

 

[Freq Flier 2013]

Looooved Tehran - so much adrenaline
I am about to start ‘All her Fault’

Tehran was fantastic. Assume season 3 was the last one?

 

[kookaburra75]

For a change of pace and based on a recommendation given to me, I have just finished watching The Celebrity Traitors UK on 10Play.

I'd never seen the original show before and it's not something I'd normally watch (I'm generally not into these sorts of reality game shows), but I must say I found it quite entertaining and definitely got caught up in the subterfuge.

MrsK and I too enjoyed that show. The contestants were very entertaining, and I think Alan Carr really enjoyed being a traitor.

He deserves to go down in history! How Alan Carr pulled off that gobsmacking Celebrity Traitors victory

The heartstopping finale was so brazen it almost felt like performance art – but it certainly showed the charm and chutzpah of a true champion

www.theguardian.com