This has always had a slight edge to it that I liked. Nothing razor sharp but it's continued to improve in the second season and they're playing with different formats. The last two episodes featured events replayed from several different perspectives and a minutes-long tracking shot throughout an action scene, that…

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These books are perfect fodder for a Netflix miniseries.

There's also a big difference between a faith-based afterlife and one without structure. From what I've read the film doesn't posit an afterlife that has anything to do with existing religions. I would imagine a discovery like this would not only create a fundamental shift in how we perceive ourselves but it would…

Great show. Anyone who likes southern, sweaty, noirish, often amusing crime drama should check it out.

Day-Glo or nothing!

The Get Down is great.

Can't they just get Superman to sort these bad guys out? He's also got a colourful costume that will brighten up the dim corners of this murky aesthetic.

Yeah, that's pathetically inadequate. Feel sorry for the guy now.

It was almost like a Spike Lee film in that regard. All these people out and about, doing things, communicating and living lives. They really nailed that atmosphere.

What I've been thinking while watching is that the show is assuming everyone's read the comics, which makes the character make sense. Somehow. Having not read them I'm in the dark. But perhaps that's not true. If the comics do a better job of fleshing out the character I'll search them out. Maybe send them to the…

I keep hearing that he had almost no fight training at all compared to previous Marvel/Netflix stars. Not sure if that's true or just an excuse floated out there, but it would explain a lot.

I would be really happy to watch that Danny Rand, but the lack of any substance or motivation for anything he's doing undermines the whole character for me. I find it frustrating to watch exchanges like the quote above and see him totally lose it with no background to what is causing him to behave in this way. Fifteen…

I get that, I've got one episode to go, but there's no foundation for it. That's what's missing.

I might be alone here but I'm still enjoying Ghost Recon Wildlands. I love a big open world where I can shoot stuff and pretend I climbed a mountain from my sofa.

For the first few episodes I thought it was being unfairly criticised in comparison to the rest of the Marvel/Netflix series. But after getting most of the way through there are so few moments that ring true. It's not bad, it's just not good at anything.

They must be playing this for laughs, right?

Later on, and this is not a spoiler but I'll mark it, he says something like, "I've spent the last 15 years learning to control my body, my mind and my emotions. I think I'll be ok." Then proceeds to act like someone in control of none of those things for the rest of the episode, as he has in almost every episode.

Always good to see Yvonne Strahovski getting work. Looking forward to this.

That never happened. Can't prove it.