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(with 1 point docked for Sky/NowTV's atrocious image quality)
I'm trying to decide if I save DD for a binge watch at some point although part of it is filmed at Mont St Michel so I'm keen to start on the ooh I've been there aspect.
I'm not locked in here with you, you are locked in here with me.
Watched on the recommendation of Richard Osman and Marina Hyde. (The Rest is Entertainment, podcast).
We're one episode from the end.
What to say about The Traitors that hasn't already been said? A great concept, a great game, with lots of ways to play.
The US version is full of reality stars that you won't know and, unaccountably, the former speaker of the house of commons, John Bercow.
It's really entertaining. There's some surprisingly high level gameplay tactics. It becomes quite tribal and the over-riding issue with the game really rears it's head, that being the question : "if I know who the traitors are, why would I want to get rid of them?"
Everybody's gotta go.
Way better than series 1 of the US version. Alan Cumming adds a lot to it.
My only criticism still stands, it's meant to be set in 1985 but looks more like 1980 to me. (I'm guessing the director is considerably younger than I am
I've also just finished Alias Grace on Netflix - a Victorian mystery based on a book by Margaret Atwood, about a young doctor trying to discover the truth about a young woman found guilty of a notorious murder, but possibly innocent. I've read quite a lot of Atwood, although not this one. It's well enough done but a bit 'staged' in some ways - good acting but I didn't find it completely convincing. There's an amusing cameo from Atwood too - she's only on screen for a few seconds but is one of the best characters in it
"Take these three items, some WD-40, a vise grip, and a roll of duct tape. Any man worth his salt can fix almost any problem with this stuff alone." - Walt Kowalski
"Only two things are infinite - the universe, and human stupidity. And I'm not sure about the universe." - Albert Einstein
Genuinely funny with some amazingly mad characters.
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Watched the last episode and it was brilliant. Certainly although we have had secret couples in the UK series' it adds a dynamic to have people who have decades of history outside of the show supposedly facing off against one another.
If you enjoyed The Walking Dead but gave up on it you might enjoy this.
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I really liked The Tunnel and she was a French schoolgirl in one of the Potter films. Other stuff too I'm sure.
Second season gets launched in the USA later this year and a third already agreed.
I watched the first two seasons years ago, and they were great. The last two seasons were fun, in a Lesbian Nikita way, but not as interesting.
(Also - extreme narrow depth of field filming was super annoying.)
5/10
Not quite Colossal and now I want to buy a pink unicorn. And go to prom.