Just started watching this, currently on episode 5. Still not sure what I make of it yet.
Not as gripping as some of the other shows I’ve watched recently, but I’m not giving up yet.
I think it partly relates to a lack of “connection” with any of the characters.
Completely agree. Some episodes are totally stunning.Stick with it... it's worth the effort.
Stick with it... it's worth the effort.
Completely agree. Some episodes are totally stunning.
All episodes or just the premiere?Sky have confirmed it will air here at the same time as it does in the States. So that will be in the early hours of the morning with, I'd assume, a prime time repeat.
Not long now. 23 April at 2am and repeated at 9pm.
I remember most of it, but am going to watch again anyway.I’m going to have to watch season 1 again. Can’t remember anything that happened.
I remember most of it, but am going to watch again anyway.
No problems.I’ll be round about 6ish
Cheers for that, Dave . Will check it out.There's an hour long recap available on Sky on demand as well.
Wasn't over enamoured myself, but did accept they had a lot of explaining to do and to introduce new characters etc.Season 2, Episode 1. Absolute work of art. Would recommend, half-way through it at the moment.
Yeah, don't get me wrong, I enjoyed it too. Just felt it was setting its stall for the season.I enjoyed that
What sort of TV do you like?I’ve never seen it
Yeah, except for Teddy is going round with Delores killing people, but his body is also floating dead in the water. Two timelines going on there for sure.Enjoyed it - good to see Delorias is "waking up" to the situation. Didn't like the English brat guy but he's getting decent comedy value now, trying to sell Mauve out was funny. And Ed Harris, little smile and glint in his eye now the game has got real.
Season 1 was a bit hard to follow with the maze, the two timelines etc., but so far this is easy enough.
What sort of TV do you like?
This is a sci-fi obviously, but set in old wild west world. Quite complex at times and full of riddles, thought-provoking and deals with different timelines, which does confuse some people, but Anthony Hopkins, Thandie Newton and Evan Rachel-Wood are especially brilliant in it. Hard to know who is real and who is not.
I have recommended it to two friends and one was blown away by it and another just couldn't get into it at all.
On the whole it has great reviews. I have always liked Michael Crichton though anyway and really liked the original movie with Yul Brynner from 1973.
is the Tunnel worth seeing? The US/UK version I mean, not the original.I watch plenty of TV I guess but can’t say I get drawn into much of this box set stuff.
The only ones I do are the Scandinavia crime series’ and on Atlantic The Tunnel which is of course worked off the same Scandinavia drama.
Don’t really like Sci Fi - I’ve seen the original film plenty of times.
is the Tunnel worth seeing? The US/UK version I mean, not the original.
I actually watched the first 20 mins or so and it did look interesting, but then for some reason I failed to revisit it,The Tunnel is 3 series the first of which is a direct copy of the bridge 1. Second isn’t but still loosely is similar and have 3rd is the best and is unique with a surprising ending. The last 20 minutes is self indulgent but it earned that
Also:
The final series of The Bridge will move to BBC2 in 2018
I actually watched the first 20 mins or so and it did look interesting, but then for some reason I failed to revisit it,
May give it a whirl.
When did he get bumped off? Was that in the older timeline? He's been "killed" before (in Episode 1) so I assume he's been repaired.Yeah, except for Teddy is going round with Delores killing people, but his body is also floating dead in the water. Two timelines going on there for sure.
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