Amph What was the last tv episode you watched?

Long Way Up. Series finale. My least favourite out of the three produced so far. I felt it was rushed and didn't get to explore the countries as much as the first two.

 

I recently watched all of Downton Abbey and was surprised how good it was.

 

How to Sell Drugs Online (Fast!) s1e6
The last episode of season 1 is the most entertaining of the six - one moment of unexpected violence had me bursting out laughing.

 

The first three episodes of The Mandalorian season 2. Absolutely incredible. It’s already blowing the amazing first season away.

 

The Robbery - Seinfeld

 

Doom Patrol S2 . I really like the characters in this show , if I were to join a band of misfits they'd be my choice,

 

Agatha Christie’s Great Detectives Poirot & Marple: Kieta Ryorinin (Zenpen) Goin na Irai (2005) – Masakazu Amiya, Naohito Takahashi

The series adapts The Adventure of the Clapham Cook as a two parter. It’s the story of a wealthy woman who is befuddled when her excellent cook just up and vanishes one night. So Poirot’s on the case because, you know, a good cook is nothing to be sneezed at. This isn’t the most intricate mystery Christie ever came up with or anything, but this is a good adaptation. It takes the character of the wealthy woman from the short story and really amps her up into this hyperactive, super-aggressive character and goes for pure comedy like the series hasn’t in quite a while. For the first time in a while, you can really feel the anime tropes in this episode because of that character and so this episode has the most energy of anything in the series so far I’d say and the most personality of anything in quite a while. You may already kind of have this one figured out before part one is even over, but you’ll still be having fun. 3 ½ stars.

tl;dr – a more comedic tone, a really great and quirky supporting character and high energy elevate this rather middling story into a really fun episode. 3 ½ stars.

 

The Wizard - Seinfeld

 

I picked up Inspector Lewis, a British crime drama, season one for a dollar used. I recently saw the pilot and really enjoyed it.

 

Tartaros Chapter: Air - Fairy Tail

As a show, Fairy Tail surprised me. While I have seen a couple of shounen shows beforehand (primarily Naruto and Dragon Ball/Z/Super), and enjoyed them, this show seemed like it would go down the route of useless side characters and ineffective female characters like Naruto (Boruto's anime thankfully avoids those concerns) and Dragon Ball, but it doesn't. Not only are the side characters given fights, arcs, and screen time, the female characters are allowed to fight people and not have to rely on guys coming to save them. Sure, there are times when they need saving, but there are also times when they get to save the guys, too. No one feels like a burden on anyone. The most "helpless" character, Lucy, has grown from being afraid and hiding behind her summons to taking more direct action--- and even then she utilizes her summons in creative ways depending on the situation. Speaking of Lucy, she reads more as the protagonist of the story than Natsu does. She takes up a lot of screentime, has significant impact on nearly all of the arcs, narrates, experiences tragedies, and grows from them. Only she and Wendy develop, which has been great to see-- though Wendy's is weird because the show is acting like she has never been brave when there are many instances of her pulling through for her friends; she's just not as combat-ish as Ezra, but Erza is in a league of her own. Similar statements could be made about Lucy, too. Either way, I enjoy all three characters and count them as favorites.

My biggest gripe is the fanservice. Sometimes I don't mind it, but when it's a serious scene and Lucy's or Erza's boobs are bouncing across the frame, it gets a tad ridiculous.

 

The Siege - The Mandalorian

(My fourth viewing.)

 

This is the way!

 

Sharp Objects s1 e8 "Milk"
Maybe the best drama I've seen this year. Outstanding performances and direction.

 

The Third Day .

six-parter with Jude Law .
it's rather like The Wicker Man . Law ends up on this island (looks like somewhere in Norfolk, very flat stunning scenery) and all the locals are weird or sinister . I liked it but it didn't need to be 6 hours.

 

Race to Dakar with Charley Boorman

 

Agatha Christie’s Great Detectives Poirot & Marple: Kieta Ryorinin (Kohen) Toranku no Himitsu (2005) – Masahiko Watanabe, Naohito Takahashi

The show wraps up its adaptation of the Adventure of the Clapham Cook with an episode that features less of the wealthy woman who started the whole adventure, so it’s less fun and energetic just because of that. Still, it’s fine, but not as good as part one. 2 ½ stars.

tl;dr – part two can’t live up to the gonzo energy of part one, but it’s okay. 2 ½ stars.

 

Lots of episodes of this show called Family Ties on Pluto tv. It's a nice show and the cast is great, including Michael J. Fox who plays an intelligent, pompous, Republican who has a kind and sensitive side. His parents were liberals in the 1960s and they have lots of humorous disagreements. The two younger sisters are cool too. Mallory is a sweet material girl and Jennifer is a perceptive tomboy. The whole cast are all quite funny on the show including the side characters.

Geena Davis guest starred as their inept housekeeper in two quite funny episodes.

Overall this is a really pleasant show that makes some really excellent points about family, friendship and being kind to one another.

 

Animaniacs (2020 TV revival series) - Episodes 1-3

So impressively clever! The cold open of Episode 1, "Jurassic Lark", is priceless.

 

So it was Apostle, the Netflix film?

 

Batman: Mad Love. So good I watched it twice, even putting off new Mando episode (which watching now)

 

Mary Tyler Moore Show season 4. The one where Mary and Rhoda have a feud. What a great cast that show had. @Dagobahsystem my family and I grew up watching Family Ties it's great. It was a part of NBC's killer Thursday night line up. Cosby and Cheers as well.

 

The Mandalorian - Season 2 / Episode 5

I'm... speechless.

 

Brilliant! Yes, it is. I was watching it again last evening. I think it might be my fave 80's sitcom. Seinfeld is my fave 90's sitcom. I don't know about any other decades yet.

Edit: @Blue Ice Cream
Was the new Mando ep good?

 

In a good way or a bad way? I think it rocked, it's the best episode of the season so far in my book.