04-17-2020, 08:59 PM
We've discussed a few of these mini-series like Sherlock (http://www.brotherhoodofdoom.com/doomFor...p?tid=2530) and the Miniaturist (http://www.brotherhoodofdoom.com/doomFor...p?tid=4626), surely more if I poke around more. I'm always watching these. We just started two more.
World on Fire. 2 eps in. It's about Europe leading up to WWII - England, Poland & Germany. Sean Bean as a shell shocked dad - I think he's gonna die again. Helen Hunt as a U.S. radio reporter in Berlin. Decent production values so far, slightly predictable characters, keeps making me think of Pink Floyd's The Wall. Nazis are bad. It's nice to see that again. Why are they even having a comeback now?
Baptiste. Premiere. Retired French Detective with a limp is called back into action to find a missing junkie prostitute. Set in modern Amsterdam, it got super twisty in the last 10 mins or so, flipping most of what was set up in the rest of the ep on its head. Gotta give it cred for unpredictability.
We'll continue watching both for now. Why not?
The constant cruise ads makes me wonder who will sponsor MT after that industry collapses post-covid.
World on Fire. 2 eps in. It's about Europe leading up to WWII - England, Poland & Germany. Sean Bean as a shell shocked dad - I think he's gonna die again. Helen Hunt as a U.S. radio reporter in Berlin. Decent production values so far, slightly predictable characters, keeps making me think of Pink Floyd's The Wall. Nazis are bad. It's nice to see that again. Why are they even having a comeback now?
Baptiste. Premiere. Retired French Detective with a limp is called back into action to find a missing junkie prostitute. Set in modern Amsterdam, it got super twisty in the last 10 mins or so, flipping most of what was set up in the rest of the ep on its head. Gotta give it cred for unpredictability.
We'll continue watching both for now. Why not?
The constant cruise ads makes me wonder who will sponsor MT after that industry collapses post-covid.
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