I think the Netflix aspect would make it unlikely, as well as that this show is apparently going to film both seasons before either premieres. I guess they could have Shipka guest star on Riverdale in a year to set it up.

I really enjoyed it.

Not as funny as most of the other Marvel movies, and doesn’t need to be. It looks great, the cast are all excellent, and it’s not too long.

Some other points:

I saw this today, and really liked it. Not perfect, but very good.

Amazon Prime Video’s logo shows up at the start, so I assume it’ll be exclusive to there.

Listened to The Onion’s A Very Fatal Murder parody this weekend, and loved it. Only an hour or so long, and stuffed with jokes. The Stamps.com parody and the twist at the end of Episode Three were my favourite bits.

When I was in college, working on a big programming project, I watched S3-10 of Stargate SG-1 in 10 days.

My first torrent binge was definitely Veronica Mars S1, watched on a computer screen. Loved that show.

Not sure about Netflix, but I think my first big binge was The West Wing S5-7. I rented the DVDs, and you could either pay for two nights or for a week. I also just wanted to get through all those awful episodes as quickly as possible.

Has anyone else watched the original? Not my favourite Julia Davis, but still very good. I suspect the remake won’t be quite as dark.

As a European, I went to bed before Paradox debuted, and by the time I woke up in the morning it was already clear it was a turkey, and I didn’t bother watching it.

It isn’t.

Sundays? Yeah, I guess I can make some time for that.

It’s only in cinemas in America. Netflix in the rest of the world.

I love Jimmi Simpson, but I really don’t get why he’s still a main character in S2. His storyline should be over now.

It can be two things.

Only once in the last five years (Birdman, which deserved neither).

I loved Ground Floor, and had not put together than Gube was Threepeat.

I think there was one good episode?

He did a three-episode mini-series, Ill Behaviour, starring Chris Geere and Lizzy Caplan, for BBC Three/Showtime last year. It was okay, but could have been shorter. They didn’t get to the actual concept of the show until the end of the first hour.

#NangGang