OK that’s a good SRT even though the filenames don’t match. Thanks YKJack

One of the most underrated shows of its genre ever.

My favourite Adam Curtis documentary series and perhaps the most currently relevant in terms of today’s culture wars.

Goes into all of what the new Mars rover will do and the latest theories about where the water is on Mars. This series has the latest up-to-date info of all the space shows. The latest photography of the planets is worth it alone. Beam me up Scotty!

Great episode - Pluto is a truly weird planet. Blows my mind there might be liquid water there.

Can’t wait for Season 6

There was a real Robin Hood from Belgium… Acting, filming, costumes all top quality. Totally flew under the radar. Excellent coronabinge. Ignore the stupid TvMaze rating. 82% RT.

IMDb score (Sep 8) is 8/10 not 5.1…this is critically acclaimed. Not sure what happened.

Holy crap

That was the most I’ve laughed in months! 5/5

Lucifer season 5A dropped today (Friday August 21). There are an additional 8 episodes in season 5B which are scheduled to begin filming in October 2020 which would mean a release date summer 2021. It’s likely that filming of season 5B will be delayed due to covid. It was announced that a season 6 has been approved pending contracts.

Videobin link 21 is the only one I found that did not have an encoding error around 30:00.

Imdb https://m.imdb.com/title/tt1570506/
Please add the all missing information and poster.

That’s sad, and I only know of this show because I had a shudder 7 day free trial. I wish someone would upload it because I enjoyed it but never had the time to watch the show but I have time now.

Great series - I really enjoyed this. Richard Harrington is great, enjoyed him in Poldark.

Oh my. This is a thing of wonderment, deliciously bad. Straight to Video Store Cult Movie Section list.

iMBb review: “I saw it at Sundance a couple of days ago. I was enthralled by it and sad when it ended. The opening is narratively engaging, yes, with humans and story. That is fascinating, but the film really gets going when it get’s past any promise of overall narrative, and begins with its true purpose: to offer a privileged window into the true awesomeness of the water on this planet. Frozen, still, turbulent, graceful, violent, beautiful, it is all there, painstakingly captured with top shelf equipment and cinematography. It is a cinematic poem and of visual glory, awe-inspiring power and incredible natural sounds, mixed and designed in Dolby Atmos surround. The sound is immersive in a way that no other film I have seen has been, and it invites one to surrender and sink into the film. It is not a narrative journey, but a visual and sensual one, that allows time and space to contemplate part of the world we live in, both in celebration and contemplation of human’s impact. It is not an overtly environmentalist film, other than to remind us of the power and beauty of nature, and to show some of how we interact with it. There are moments where the film is scored, with Finnish heavy metal. This worked very well. I had the impression that power chords and distortion may be the only fitting texture to score images of such raw power as thousands of tons of turbulent waves of water. The visuals sometimes get abstract in a beautiful way that reminds me of the films of Stan Brakhage, specifically Mothlight and Window Water Baby Moving. Again, it invites one to just let it wash over you, and to enjoy the ride. I can’t wait to see this film again, next time hopefully in true 96 fps, which I understand unlocks an entirely new visual experience. I fully expected an uproarious standing ovation at the end of the screening. I was surprised to hear an average reaction from the crowd. I think people need to approach film with more openness and patience, and not fall into the trap of judging it in the narrow context of “entertainment”. This is a cinematic poem on an epic scale and I am so very grateful for its creation.” https://www.imdb.com/review/rw4618029/?ref_=rw_urv

Apparently you either love this or meh it. As a series standing alone, I thought it was excellent. It’s compelling and fast paced, it’s visually stunning, and the acting was appropriately superficial with a layer of nuance underneath. It’s eerie how much of the pathology in these two worlds and their societies is literally outside our front door, this week, today. This is not faithful to the book and if you’re looking for that this will probably piss you off. It’s more like a 2020 riff on the themes and building blocks and moral questions raised by the book - which was written almost 100 years ago and feels like it was written today. Huxley’s vision was amazingly prescient. We now have ever-more-sophisticated AI, wearables, facial and microexpression recognition, global network connectivity, and the largest country in the world has a centralized mass digital ranking system which is compulsory for all its citizens and eliminates personal privacy. It’s one step away from doing this by mobile devices to attaching it to your head. This level of technology is very near on the horizon and we will face the same issues and choices when it evolves into us. 5/5

This is an excellent series - very yang and yin. The first season is exuberant - big, brassy, buxom and beautiful. The second season is just as excellent, but a bit of a tough slog. Glad I did the rewatch.

The sense of derring-do, earnestness and childlike humility are palpable here, and completely adorable. Stormare and Elroy are the Quixote and Panza of possibility, tooling around northern Minnesota. Can’t wait for Season 2.

American Runestone Season 2 premieres in November and Season 3 is confirmed.

Diana Rigg at the height of her career, long before Game of Thrones…

QAnon #PizzaGate conspiracy film. If you have no idea what QAnon is and what they are doing, this might be something to skim thru and be aware of, since some of the followers of Q are apparently now running for Congress…….

iMDb 7.5/10

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WHAT IN THE BLUE FLYING FUDGE SICKLES!
WHAT JUST HAPPENED?!
OMG This show just went from good to HOLY CRAP WHAT AM I WATCHING!?!?!??!
10/10

Im 40 minutes into the 1st episode and I feel like Ive found another great one. Truly. I nearly gave up after 15 minutes cuz of some bad cgi & not interesitng plot then things TOTALLY switched gears.
Its some crazy mix of Hunger Games, Death Race, and Walking Dead; with SEAN BEAN! Its amazing. so far.

This is simply the finest piece of trash I have seen in a very long time. Yum! High-velocity quarantine binge.

Okay then…..

He made it he made it! Sean Bean is still alive!

Really well done and enjoyable documentary on Vikings in the US. Peter Stormare (actor from American Gods, Fargo, Big Lebowski) came from the same county in Sweden as the farmer who discovered the runestone and he decides to go on a journey to find out the history of what happened to his countryman and this stone. Stormare is sincere, comes across as a really nice guy, and local people in the area around where the stone was found open up to him. I love Viking history, they were the first Europeans to North America and I think it is very likely they came to places like Minnesota and not just Newfoundland. Looking forward to seeing the rest of the episodes.

Fastest half hour on TV!

The scientist who found evidence of life on Mars can’t wait for the 2020 mission (he’s 95). I can’t wait either! He was involved with the first lander on Mars and his results are still controversial. This was so much fun.

The scientist who found evidence of life on Mars can’t wait for the 2020 mission (he’s 95). I can’t wait either! He was involved with the first lander on Mars and his results are still controversial. This was so much fun.

Each episode goes through the history of the missions and probes sent to the planets and the scientists who were involved discuss the discoveries and the plans for futher exploration. I wasn’t expecting much from CuriosityStream but this is the best TV I’ve ever seen on space exploration. Excellent series. 10/10

Don’t pay attention to the TVMaze rating, iMDb rating 7.5/10.

Holy cow - this has everybody in it!

This episode wiped me out…

Second rewatch. Anson Mount and Common are magnetic. The actors may be less famous than the superstar cast of Deadwood but every bit as excellent. The story arc and writing for HOW is even better. If you want to get lost deep in a different world this is your binge. 5/5

Hey, it’s Remus Lupin from Hogwarts! There’s a nice balance of good guys and bad guys and mysterious goings on, and the characters get more depth and become more complex over the course of the season. Really looking forward to season 2.

Pretty vivid characters and a lot of intriguing subplots, and it’s a historical era and North American region that is pretty novel to US TV - fur trade doesn’t get a lot of treatment. To me it didn’t seem like anything was really fully developed or resolved in the season finale. Which means I am going to be back to see if they figure it out.

This is a fantastic mix of stunning photography mixed with cool information about the latest science and technology for mapping the mountains and valleys on the ocean floor and the currents that run from the tropics to Antarctica.

I had been looking forward to seeing this, after reading several articles about it, but 7 minutes and 29 seconds into it, I realized I don’t really give a crap about Pete Davidson, or anything he does and says.
Maybe when he’s grown up and has developed any kind of talent.
Maybe…

With an iMDB score of 2.7/10 and actors like Val Kilmer and Neal Bledsoe, this is either going to be hilarious or an all natural method of sedation. Can’t wait.

iMDB 8.5/10. This is a fantastic series and nothing really like it in the States. It would be so great if there were a collection of these published somewhere (NOTE: don’t ask here in the comments for show links…go to each episode page, and click the button to ask Primewire mods to find links for that show).