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Fire night

This was engaging - wonder how much a ball room bill would help Detroit
Points up some of the insane structural issues in the US.
Well done docu

nother well done docu
Good on Netflix for covering these stories

Wonder what will hit Europe and North America in northern hemisphere summer with heat waves already and a monster El Nino in progress.

Moved on to continue watching this very well done rescue series set in an area of Scotland we visited, Very rugged. Hill walkers love it. Quality of the visuals and narration top notch....very real, sometimes bloody.

This is incredibly well made docu series and includes serious solo motorcycle crash, high speed ( 30 mph) quad bike crash by a 9 year old into a fence that he ended up 30 yds from his quad ( very lucky kid to survive ) and :oops: many other traumatic events.
Goes right through to final outcomes and doesn't shy away from blood and injuries....just incredibly well done.
 
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House of the Dragon S3 has begun, and its fire. Pun intended.

I remember Season 1 being a bit hard to get into but this series has turned out to be worth it.

Also, for those that care it's done a decent job of retelling the book, so far.
 
Every time I think it gets more real another comes up ....hit a pine tree off road at 100 kph ...from helmet cam through rescue near death to recovery....no re-creations. :oops: On Prime

Tonight, St John Critical Care Paramedics from the Northern Emergency Services Trust in New Zealand find a motocross rider near death in remote forest.
Damn these episodes are dire. Well crafted docu but the events VERY edgy.
 
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I started this a long time back and bailed...
good reviews ... decently crafted as a mystery/scifi - not sure where it is going
Season 2 Ep1 and I STILL don't have any idea .....crumb_head_explode.jpg
 
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Not a job I'd have....interviewed an EMT on screen ...they average one death per shift FFS. Burnout must be brutal.
Well done and award winning. (y)
I have no idea how the staff can cope even one night let alone years. 🙏

Geez - former nurse living on her own ( with carers in a couple of times a week ).
Mobile, sharp as a tack and had everyone in stitches. :oops: 👏🕺
101 !!!!!!!
can't understand how these EMT take it.
 
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Just finished Shameless S1 on Netflix.

Some good, some bad…but it pulls me in.

I hope I don’t get sucked in for so many seasons same as IASIP
 
Good reviews
Getting tired of rescue docus ..for the moment. Back to something fictional ....good cast🍿
 
Blatant ripoff or???
Very good reviews on RT 🍿
Cage not my fav actor after suffering through his nonsense in The Surfer. :mad: Definitely noir feel/look
Gonna bail.
 
Attempted Project Hail Mary.Made it half way thru.Ryan Gosling is good.But he doesn't have to inject dry goofy humour.Waste of time.
 
Attempted Project Hail Mary.Made it half way thru.Ryan Gosling is good.But he doesn't have to inject dry goofy humour.Waste of time.
That's a shame. As a whole it was a good film.
 
Blatant ripoff or???
Very good reviews on RT 🍿
Cage not my fav actor after suffering through his nonsense in The Surfer. :mad: Definitely noir feel/look
Gonna bail.
It's actually quite good, if you like old movies. I watched it in black and white because watching "Werewolf By Night" the second time, in colour, was just a non starter for me. I liked it a lot first and later times.
 
I recently enjoy some of the Korean shows on Netflix:
Wonderfools
Teach You a Lesson
Viral Hit
I liked them all, but you have to understand it is created by a different, but similar culture, and allow for some silliness and exaggeration. Viral hit might have been my favourite of the three.
Bonus: It's not woke at all!
 
I recently enjoy some of the Korean shows on Netflix:
Wonderfools
Teach You a Lesson
Viral Hit
I liked them all, but you have to understand it is created by a different, but similar culture, and allow for some silliness and exaggeration. Viral hit might have been my favourite of the three.
Bonus: It's not woke at all!
I don't know about the rest, but really enjoyed "WonderFools."
 
I got into a run of Korean procedurals I enjoyed and also the original Good Doctor.

I like these -commercials annoying but ....🤷‍♂️
One of the Aussies has never seen snow and ice :oops:
Now my partner and her dottor had seen neither since they were adults so not uncommon.
Some experienced competitors for the 1/4 million prize money but it's a looooooong way from Australia
and there are dangerous animals that they are not allowed to hunt.
I enjoy the back stories
Wen had intended a road trip up through Norway and then down through northern Finland but ran into an unexpected problem with transport right at the top. c'est la vie 🍿
 
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Hidden (also known as Craith) is widely considered an excellent, atmospheric Welsh crime drama if you enjoy slow-burn thrillers and moody, character-driven mysteries. Viewers praise the gripping performances, suspenseful writing, and stunning (albeit bleak) cinematography in the Snowdonia region

very slow burn - very intriguing…
might be hard to find
Welsh language is very opaque …quite a different cultural feel from England
… S1 bleak like the landscape....

On to S2 🍿
It's a bilingual show with Welsh and English ...needs the subtitles. Welsh is a tough listen. King Charles was forced to attend a Welsh Uni for a year, learn enough of the language to write a speech in Welsh and give it at the Welsh legislature.. Watching this you gain a lot of appreciation of how tough that a task was. I don't particularly like Charles but props to him for accomplishing that.

Wow is it noir.... :oops: 🤪

Damn BBC knows how to put on a show

one of the colder killer portrayal ever
They even wove the story back into season one a bit ….brilliant TV

17 year old senior in school
Hidden Episode #2.1 (TV Episode 2019) - Annes Elwy as Mia Owen - IMDb

Welsh actress Annes Elwy won the BAFTA Cymru Award for Best Actress in 2024 for her role as Elin James in the S4C prison drama Bariau. She was also nominated for Best Actress at the 2018 BAFTA Cymru Awards for her breakthrough role as Beth March in the BBC adaptation of Little Women. [1]

Annes Elwy - IMDb

not sure I’d want to cross her in real life :eek:
 
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Scotland highlands this time ....sticking with noir
N Wales was realllllly bleak in Hidden :oops:
This one starts very dire too....the lead has a lovely face.
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bit convoluted but worthwhile
Nicely snugged up in my fancy chair :sneaky:
 
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Good reviews - noir trail

good procedural so far ….nicely crafted and I’m still in the dark a few episodes in
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Yellowstone Universe FTW!

Finished Dutton Ranch - on a single breath - so good!

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in the middle of Marshals now - it's good, love the all Gucci AR-15's = that's the story pretty much so far..

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