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Current TV obsessions

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I am based in the UK and I think we share some shows with the USA so some of mine are: 

What We Do In The Shadows - about a group of vampires that live on Staten Island in the USA and go round generally troubling people with their vampiric ways. It's very funny - quite British humour, dry and silly. Has Matt Berry who I adore. 

Ted Lasso - Is it British? Is it American? Hard to tell. Roy Kent and Ted are the best characters, but the female actors are also brilliant. Losely about football but not realllllly about football at all (I hate all sports and love this show). 

Your turn! 

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  • I'm not sure if I would describe it as a TV obsession as such, but I spent much of the weekend binge-watching the final season of 'S*x Education' on Netflix, starring Gillian Anderson and Asa Butterfield. I won't say too much about it, just that it's a comedy-drama.

    Also on Netflix, my son and I recently finished watching the first season of 'Sweet Tooth', which is best described as a post-apocalyptic fantasy series, featuring a boy who is half-human and half-deer. I had watched the first episode mainly out of boredom, but then got hooked. 

    I've just recently discovered that there is going to be another series of 'Brassic' on Sky Max, so will be watching that too. 

  • in reply to Sporadic Sparkly
    Sporadic Sparkly said:
    I'm not sure if I would describe it as a TV obsession as such, but I spent much of the weekend binge-watching the final season of 'S*x Education' on Netflix, starring Gillian Anderson and Asa Butterfield. I won't say too much about it, just that it's a comedy-drama.

    I just finished watching that today, I loved it! What did you think of it?

     I loved the diversity of topics covered and the freedom of expression!

  • in reply to Ausomely Autistic

    What did I think of it?

    Well, I found myself wishing that there had been a series like 'Sex Education' on TV back when I was a teenager, as I think it would have helped to dispel a lot of the myths that were around back then.

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