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Series 2 of The Last Kingdom was enjoyable. Also, Versailles.

I loved the first season of Fargo, but I have to admit I didn't like season 2 all that much..
Have only seen the first episode of season 3, so far I already like this better..

Preacher is kicking my ass, the second season seems to be a bit more focused and me likey! I haven't
read the comics but I might do it soon(ish) as I've read they deviate quite a bit from the source material.

Anyone seen Letterkenny? I've just finished watching all 3 seasons in about a week. That show was
so hilarious I couldn't believe it. Just the kind of super dry delivery that really fits in with the average
Norwegian sense of humour. Hahah. It's pretty Napoleon Dynamite-y just with a bunch of hicks from
the Canadian countryside. It's glorious!

I'm also gearing up for season 4 of The Last Man on Earth by rewatching all three previous seasons..
Will Forte is so awkward at times it physically hurts to watch.. Oh! Speaking of awkward...(!!)

Larry David returns with Curb Your Enthusiasm in October! How stoked are we??
Of course Rick and Morty at the end of the month together with the second season
of Harmonquest, the third season of Ash vs. Evil Dead... The Tick is coming up...

How to find the time for all this TV?

Season 7 of Game of Thrones has been great, but after watching The Spoils of War...
Excuse me while I snap my jaw back into place.

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Season 7 of Game of Thrones has been great, but after watching The Spoils of War...
Excuse me while I snap my jaw back into place.

It was a corker, wasn't it! But, but... Jaime! Is he or isn't he?

Season 7 of Game of Thrones has been great, but after watching The Spoils of War...
Excuse me while I snap my jaw back into place.

It was a corker, wasn't it! But, but... Jaime! Is he or isn't he?

That episode was completely bonkers! The ending reminded me of that part in
Life and Times of Scrooge McDuck where he is battling one of the Whiskervilles
and sinks down in his armor.

Thread revival!

And my current TV obsession is Fargo season 3.
Goddamn, this show is consistent. The first two seasons were excellent and this one is looking just as great (if not better still).

David Thewlis was amazing.

So that Game of Thrones finale.

Spoiler: show

I figured it would end on a cliffhanger, but not that literally. Also, bye Littlefinger! You conniving bastard. So nice.

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bought 'Batman: The Animated Series' on Blu-ray. It's still such a great show. Definitely enjoyable for adults too. And it looks terrific in HD.

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I cannot say it often enough. Rick & Morty is awesome. And pretty fucked up.

I cannot say it often enough. Rick & Morty is awesome. And pretty fucked up.

This cannot be said enough, all of that.
First two episodes of it I was soo sceptic and really wondered if it was my cup of tea. Can't remember exactly what the turning point was, but it was very immediate when it happened and after that we just devoured all episodes we could find
Not to mention all the R&M merch that landed at our household too, haha!

I haven't been watching too much TV shows, but latest I watched through was Black Mirror in Netflix.
Did really enjoy that too, even though it's usually super dark and hard to watch due to the themes in episodes.
You don't have to watch it chronologo-- in release order, as all stories last for that one episode. Is it called "anthology series" then, do I remember that wrong?
Well anyhoo, it is great.

I must say GoT has not grabbed me like it has done for many, but I do plan to watch it when it has come out completely.

I did watch Breaking Bad again, man that show is so good!
Even though the memories of the series had not faded and all plot points were still in mind, I didn't find it troublesome as I kept going to next and next and next episode.
Also, there are not too many seasons so it can be plowed through quite nicely.
Heard there would be a Jesse Pinkman spinoff thingy coming, but I don't personally feel like there is any need for it.
His growth during BB was enough, think he was a brat before that

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I cannot say it often enough. Rick & Morty is awesome. And pretty fucked up.

This cannot be said enough, all of that.
First two episodes of it I was soo sceptic and really wondered if it was my cup of tea. Can't remember exactly what the turning point was, but it was very immediate when it happened and after that we just devoured all episodes we could find
Not to mention all the R&M merch that landed at our household too, haha!

I haven't been watching too much TV shows, but latest I watched through was Black Mirror in Netflix.
Did really enjoy that too, even though it's usually super dark and hard to watch due to the themes in episodes.
You don't have to watch it chronologo-- in release order, as all stories last for that one episode. Is it called "anthology series" then, do I remember that wrong?
Well anyhoo, it is great.

I must say GoT has not grabbed me like it has done for many, but I do plan to watch it when it has come out completely.

I did watch Breaking Bad again, man that show is so good!
Even though the memories of the series had not faded and all plot points were still in mind, I didn't find it troublesome as I kept going to next and next and next episode.
Also, there are not too many seasons so it can be plowed through quite nicely.
Heard there would be a Jesse Pinkman spinoff thingy coming, but I don't personally feel like there is any need for it.
His growth during BB was enough, think he was a brat before that

Yeah, same here. After watching a few episodes of Rick & Morty I was like "man, I'm not sure my brain can handle all of this!!" Well, fastforward a week or so....boom...went through all 3 seasons It's like the makers of this initially wanted to wanted to make a show based on Back To The Future and then took ALL THE DRUGS ON THE PLANET before they started making the show.

And Black Mirror is sooooooo good...and also sooooooo fucked up. Do you remember the "spider" episode? I'm super arachnophobic and the worst nightmares after that one I'd totally die in Australia...of fear!

And Breaking Bad is my all-time favorite show. I was even Heisenberg at a Halloween party a few years ago!

Recently I've been loving The Orville. The first season was a bit uneven but improved gradually. This current second season however has been consistently great, and I can't wait for the next episode.

I've also been getting into Brooklyn Nine-Nine over the last year or so, as well as local shows Rosehaven and Get Krack!n. The former is about two offbeat friends who work at a family real estate business in small town Tasmania, and the other is a satire of morning breakfast shows that specialises in awkward gallows humor.

Not much else, really. And since I don't care that much about Netflix, I haven't really bothered with their offerings except for Stranger Things. I am intrigued for season 3. I tried watching Big Mouth at my sisters' insistence and...yeah no, not for me, they can have it.