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What are you watching? 2023 No.2

What are you watching? 2023 No.2

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Both about the criminal underworld in Dublin.

Both brilliant.

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@FMF
Peaky Blinders, British crime drama, 6 seasons


The Great British Bakeoff

So relaxing but so bad for my sugar addiction.

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deadloch (took me three episodes to begin to understand the accents/slang - i was fascinated)
jessica jones
grimm (what a dumb show, very interesting)
the weather, climate change, the grass growing
the john wick bloodbath
any sort of distraction from pain


Anything I can find about the Yakuza so I can blackmail FMF.

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Sorry, but that really is the title. Netflix series about James and Alysha, road movie about two teenagers. James is shy and fantasizes about killing Alysha, but obviously they’re going to fall in love …


@moonbus said
fantasizes about killing Alysha, but obviously they’re going to fall in love …
Good grief, that really highlights what's on offer on our screens!

It's cineworld £3 a ticket this weekend so I will be laughing at the Barbie moving (I hope I am laughing and not going 'oh my goodness, call that feminist?!'


@moonbus said
Sorry, but that really is the title. Netflix series about James and Alysha, road movie about two teenagers. James is shy and fantasizes about killing Alysha, but obviously they’re going to fall in love …
Can't guess this one's title. Try again with a few misspellings to beat automod.


@kewpie said
Can't guess this one's title. Try again with a few misspellings to beat automod.
The End of the Ducking World.

Only, it’s not “Ducking.”


@moonbus said
The End of the Ducking World.

Only, it’s not “Ducking.”
Plucking Ducks?

The World of Plucking Ducks?

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Tyrannosaur - A Paddy Considine drama about violent and troubled people starring Olivia Coleman & Peter Mullan.

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@drewnogal said
Tyrannosaur - A Paddy Considine drama about violent and troubled people starring Olivia Coleman & Peter Mullan.
Great film with a welcome twist at the end.



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