I am just wondering what folks have been binging on with lock downs and winter and no ladies chocolate is not included, I have just finished watching all 62 episodes of Still Game which gives a lot of Scottish humour if you want to give it a try and working my way through Line of Duty so what have you been watching or reading?
CSI NY, Law and Order SVU nothing cerebral. Books. Games. All things OH has no interest in whatsoever, he really was the last in line when the fun genes were dealt out. His idea of fun is a big noisy engine preferably railway based but not exclusive to. Boring.
Gogglebox UK and Gogglebox Ireland, the Chase, Escape to the Chateau
Schitt's Creek
I don't particularly like TV - the other half has slowly become a TV addict. He works non stop, but doesn't read so winter evenings trying to get off a computer is difficult for him....so he binge watches series.
I'm usually doing something at the same time - but I did enjoy The Queens Gambit.
My husband and boys have always played chess -it's made them get the board out again rather than playing on a computer. It's been a breath of fresh air.
If any of you try Still Game let me know if you understand it/enjoy it and if you can follow it to the end what you think of the finish, which I thought was one of the best finishes to a series
I don't have the patience to sit and watch TV for long. Like Scarlet I have to do something else at the same time - usually shuffling seeds or reading or doing a crossword or sudoku.
(28-12-2020, 05:24 PM)Spec Wrote: [ -> ]If any of you try Still Game let me know if you understand it/enjoy it and if you can follow it to the end what you think of the finish, which I thought was one of the best finishes to a series
I just watched 2 minutes of that on YouTube - I'd need subtitles to understand them!!
Yes I thought some of you would find it difficult
(28-12-2020, 05:47 PM)Veggie Wrote: [ -> ]I don't have the patience to sit and watch TV for long. Like Scarlet I have to do something else at the same time - usually shuffling seeds or reading or doing a crossword or sudoku.
You could always watch it and put it down to learning a new language, but you really need a sense of humour to understand it