This is what Jake Sisko looks like now. Bit weird, innit?

>>22476
Not really, but he does look like he's trying to be Avery Brooks Jnr, but I can't think of a good reason not to.

>>22476

Only in that he is immortalised as a teenager in my mind.

So has anyone else been watch watching STD lately or are we collectively ignoring it?

>>22531

Everyone in that series is awful, except for T'kuvma.

>>22514
There's only one sequel except they numbered it Starship Troopers 3 for some reason.
It's not as good as the first but it's still enjoyable. The focus is slightly different as it's more about religion and entertainment as a medium of control rather than the original purer fascism. You can see this as it missing the point or see it as just trying to do something fresh and more up to date than the original.

>>22519
There are two threads of two sequels each. There are two film sequels, and two animated sequels that disregard the films (understandable given that by almost unanimous agreement ST2 was shit).

I'm working my way through There She Goes on iPlayer. It's created by Shaun Pye, one of the co-creators of Money Dust, and is based on his experiences of raising a daughter with severe learning difficulties. It's good, but not great.

>>22520
Gor blimey, so they made another animated flick?
I can't remember anything outstanding about ST4 but nor can I call it bad.
But then, I very rarely watch stuff, perhaps my quality requirements are subpar.

I've been working my way through the Strike Back series because it is 100% easy watching, no thinking required, it's the pinnacle of lads tv and it's even better when you're high.

>>22523
I think BBC 4 already did that.

>>22523
Netflix genuinely has an hours long 4k stream of a fireplace.

>>22524
Would definitely watch it though - I love those BBC4 shows.

>>22523
Hang the DJ was alright.

>>22527
I watched that after White Christmas and USS Callister and ended up thinking he needs to start coming up with a new plot device.

>>22506

A sly writer could have snuck it in.

>>22507
Both they and Family Guy have been doing that sort of thing for years. On the other hand, South Park doesn't bother trying to sneak things in, preferring to just come out and say things openly, to the point where they had to write out a major supporting character.

>>22508


>to the point where they had to write out a major supporting character.

The most mind boggling part of the Chef story, which I only learned recently, is that it came out that Issac Hayes himself never made the statement about wanting to leave - it was done by his entourage, also Scientologists. Hayes had suffered a stroke at this point so he wasn't able to really do anything about it.

I wonder at what point these celebrities look around and realise that they're trapped. Years too late, I imagine.

>>22509


That's too many gaps between the post you're replying to and the actual words. Come on, now.

>>22509

If that's true then he probably would have had a lot of trouble continuing if he even wanted to.

Yeah, bit of a weird one that.

I think they're trying to test the theory that Ryan Reynolds can make anything brilliant. I can only assume they haven't seen Green Lantern.

It's aimed at people who grew up with Pokémon Red/Blue, who are now in their thirties.

>>22484
Why would people in their thirties want to watch a children's film? You mean parents?

>>22486

Because people in their thirties grew up with pokemon. Nostalgia is big business. It does look like it's been made to look like a gritty netflix special, despite it obviously being a kiddie film.

> because the oversaturation of ads the Beeb put out annoyed you.
Exactly.

I thought it was better than Bodyguard.

I really liked this and found it really funny. Not sure how much I have to add beyond that. I'd certainly recommended it to the rest of the Mansfield Massive.

>>22459
Don't think I didn't go to her imdb page first to know you're now telling porkies (at least by omission).

And it definitely comes up in search as well. You just had to click "See all results".

>>22456
Can definitely recommend this if you're holding off on watching it. It's got some scenes in it that'll make anyone who's posted in the resting actors thread feel distinctly uncomfortable, which is a credit to the writing.

>>22461
Why would I click see all results when it doesn't come up under its own name? Anyway it's found now.

>>22457
Series 3? I never knew this got beyond the pilot.

>>22468
I'm also an idiot because it WAS the pilot on series 3 of Comedy Feeds.

>>22439
It wasn't Jenny.

All that really happened was a bit of abuse on Twitter whilst it was airing, most of it seeming to come from the type of person who'd have a crazy clown as their profile picture, but it's water off a duck's back. My work colleagues had compiled the worst ones to share with me the following day.

>>22445 When was it shown? Which Chaser did you get?

>>22446
They've only been showing new episodes of series 12 since the start of this month. Not saying which Chaser because one of you moon ovens would probably be able to identify me from that information alone.

>>22445

Speaking from experience, if you got abuse on Twitter you probably took the minus offer, which is a cunt's trick and if so you deserved to lose, or you were so unbelievably thick that you infuriated viewers.

>>22447

Mr "I went on national telly and I'll tell you just enough to show off but not enough for you to be able to actually SEE me!" Except by telling us that you got abuse on Twitter you have probably given away too much anyway.

>>22466
Hmmm. I wonder why they didn't want to identify themselves.

You wouldn't catch them showing East Is East in the local masjid.

You should see some of the raves the Dutch throw in the Westerkerk. Fuck being a Belieber, Anne Frank would have been off her tits on pingers.

Not this thread again. How many fucking times am I going to have to see Matt Berry gurning through a hedge before GoT loses its appeal?

>>22310
Likely a couple of years as it's not like we'll get enough posts to clear it off the list by then.

>>22310

More of a gawp, really.

>>22312
Yes sorry, that was the word I was looking for.

>>22310


https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=GjOEcoMy2fI

>>22402
Yeah you should cut the voiceover, at least during the interstitials.

Genuinely loved that and not what I was expecting, and Iowa was the perfect choice of state- well done.

Good work, nice twist.

As other lad said, voiceover needs some work.

>>22404
I wasn't going as far as to say cut it, just rerecord it. It might turn out it is better dropped but that is really more of a creative decision then I think this board is capible of making from our armchairs.

>>22386
I bring you comedic gold and the best you can muster is "Hmmm"?

>>22387
It's funny in parts. It grew on me with each episode to the point where I don't regret spending my time on it but it's not "comedy gold".

-not a Rik Mayall fan

>>22388
Maybe that's the difference. I am a Rik Mayall fan. I thought it was very well written though.

>>22388

> -not a Rik Mayall fan

I actually saw the prune danish bit somewhere recently, but I'm not sure where. Possibly some NASA fake ISS conspiracy videos.

Yeah I don't get ARE STEW anymore. I'm not sure if he's playing an aging, paunchy bore ironically, or that's just him now.

>>22380

I used to be in a band, and we didn't rehearse very much. When people came up to us saying it sounded a bit ropey we would tell them that was part of the act. Are Stew is very much just doing the same thing.

The interesting part is that he's very deliberately self aware about it, and plays on it in the act. I think part of him is rather cynically exploiting the "metropolitan liberal elite" who keep coming to see him, and he directly attacks his snobbish audience during this show.

He all but admits he's sinmply putting on an act Guardian reading ponces will enjoy in order to pay his mortgage, and thanks to the way he's cultivated the image, even being so blasé about it does him no harm.

Good review here.

https://www.dailystar.co.uk/columnists/garry-bushell/719766/stewart-lee-comedy-stand-up-bbc-hot-tv

>>22382
tl;dr Most leavers won't like it.

Well imagine my shock.

>>22382
Jesus Christ, that review was stupid enough to make me actually like ARE STEW's special.