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Clearly Norfolk wasn't exciting enough for the Americans.

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Watched the first 3 episodes of season 2 of Gen V.

The first series was a good spin off from The Boys.

So far season two has been plodding in pace, full of dull characters and seems to be going nowhere story wise

It's also sadly lacking in the dark comedy that marked the early series of Boys.

Overall, the whole thing seems tired and has lost its way. I hope it picks up.
 
ive never watched any series of the traitors before, it just past me by even though the last series it was the most watched non sporting tv show of the year. at about 10m. but the celebrity Traitors is interesting me. because i think it might be the greatest list of celebrities for a celebrity TV show there has been.
 
Gen V series 2 episode 5 was a huge improvement on the earlier episodes. The content of eps 1 to 4 could have been contained in 1 episode such was the pace and dull writing.
 
I started S2 and it's okay.
Definitely getting a last season of The Boys vibe with the "woke" stuff.

The Marie character is annoying though.
It was clear to me from the start that she doesn't need to cut herself to manipulate blood - just extract it from herself directly, or better yet, whoever she's fighting.
And if she can move other blood filled objects, then she can also clearly "fly".

Hence why the new dean said she could be the most powerful ever.
 
Definitely getting a last season of The Boys vibe with the "woke" stuff.
One of my biggest issues with modern writing is how screen writers have completely lost the art of allegory.

A golden rule of writing is to allow your audience to work certain things out for themselves which is rewarding and gets people more engaged with the characters and story.

All of that seems to have gone out of the window and modern writing seems to assume that unless everything is explicit the audience won't get it.

There's no reward for the audience in doing that. They just feel as if they're being preached at.
 
The new series of Grand Designs has just started on C4. I love and loathe this programme in equal parts. On one side, I love to see process of creating the house, the struggles the people go through, and what the end result is. On the other side, I am sick to the back teeth of people talking utter bollocks about creating an "eco" house, and only using "sustainable " building materials when 9 times out of 10 they rip down a perfectly good house, which all the carbon used to build it has long been written off, dig out huge amounts of earth, throwing carbon in to the atmosphere, and chopping down numerous trees and digging up huge amounts of plants.

Rant over.
 
when 9 times out of 10 they rip down a perfectly good house
you make a good point but there also now houses where sometimes it doesn't need heating because they've got triple glazing & solar panels. the old house yes would be better but technology has moved on & it would be draftier
 
Haven't seen it yet. It has been ramping up really well after a slow start.

From episode 4 onwards it's been great.
 
watching richard osman house of games, they had this great question that split my household, i was delighted to get it correct,. explanation in spoiler

Monza - 75 times
Monaco - 71
Silverstone - 60
thank you pandemic

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