Re: What are you currently watching on TV?
Posted: Sun July 02, 2017 1:35 pm
Anybody watch "Gypsy" on Netflix?
Reviews are sketchy, but I love me some Naomi Watts.
Reviews are sketchy, but I love me some Naomi Watts.
Is it any good? Was unsure about continuing with thisE.H. Ruddock wrote:Season 2 of Preacher
I like it. It is more focused now that it isn't in the town. Less characters to deal withRangi Guy wrote:Is it any good? Was unsure about continuing with thisE.H. Ruddock wrote:Season 2 of Preacher
Have any of you read the comics it's based on? Is it faithful to them?E.H. Ruddock wrote:I like it. It is more focused now that it isn't in the town. Less characters to deal withRangi Guy wrote:Is it any good? Was unsure about continuing with thisE.H. Ruddock wrote:Season 2 of Preacher
Did the Dio song factor into it at all?theplatypus wrote:Watched the pilot episode of GYPSY on Netflix. Not good
if you enjoy gay men making out a lot, yes.run2death wrote:For any Doctor Who fans out there, should I bother with Torchwood?
Huh - I didn't even realise they'd turned this into a TV show. Wasn't the movie enough for people?LoathedVermin72 wrote:Holy shit, The Mist is fucking hilarious. What a trainwreck.
Utterly ridiculous. But ridiculous enough that I had to grab all three seasons. It looks like a CW show but from New Zealand so it should have pretty people with great accents, should totally be worth it.Plot[edit]
The show follows a student named Axl Johnson, who on his 21st birthday discovers his family members are reincarnated Norse gods. The problem is, they do not have full control of their powers and it is up to Axl (the reincarnation of Odin) to restore them and ensure the family's survival by finding the reincarnation of Odin's wife, Frigg. Matters are complicated by the presence of three Norse goddesses who are trying to find Frigg before the Johnsons do to prevent the restoration of the gods' powers (which would vault them above the goddesses), as well as an antagonistic reincarnation of Norse god Loki, and the appearance of a Māori deity pantheon toward the end of the second series.
It's pretty averagebune wrote:While I was at the library waiting for my son, I was browsing the DVD area and came across this weird show, The Almighty Johnsons.
Utterly ridiculous. But ridiculous enough that I had to grab all three seasons. It looks like a CW show but from New Zealand so it should have pretty people with great accents, should totally be worth it.Plot[edit]
The show follows a student named Axl Johnson, who on his 21st birthday discovers his family members are reincarnated Norse gods. The problem is, they do not have full control of their powers and it is up to Axl (the reincarnation of Odin) to restore them and ensure the family's survival by finding the reincarnation of Odin's wife, Frigg. Matters are complicated by the presence of three Norse goddesses who are trying to find Frigg before the Johnsons do to prevent the restoration of the gods' powers (which would vault them above the goddesses), as well as an antagonistic reincarnation of Norse god Loki, and the appearance of a Māori deity pantheon toward the end of the second series.
So the CW show comparison stands, good to know.Rangi Guy wrote:It's pretty averagebune wrote:While I was at the library waiting for my son, I was browsing the DVD area and came across this weird show, The Almighty Johnsons.
Utterly ridiculous. But ridiculous enough that I had to grab all three seasons. It looks like a CW show but from New Zealand so it should have pretty people with great accents, should totally be worth it.Plot[edit]
The show follows a student named Axl Johnson, who on his 21st birthday discovers his family members are reincarnated Norse gods. The problem is, they do not have full control of their powers and it is up to Axl (the reincarnation of Odin) to restore them and ensure the family's survival by finding the reincarnation of Odin's wife, Frigg. Matters are complicated by the presence of three Norse goddesses who are trying to find Frigg before the Johnsons do to prevent the restoration of the gods' powers (which would vault them above the goddesses), as well as an antagonistic reincarnation of Norse god Loki, and the appearance of a Māori deity pantheon toward the end of the second series.