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As Nero Danced posted:That was a really satisfying conclusion. They did a pretty good job. Coming up, other than further seasons of Vikings and Outlander, nothing that exactly fits the bill. But, doing the rounds there are a couple of things coming up: a second season of The Last Kingdom coming to Netflix, if not already there. Netflix is also adding a historical Western called Godless, produced by Steven Soderbergh. Hulu just started a new show, Harlots, about brothels in historical England. (I've not seen it, but it's getting good enough reviews that make me think it could be worth a once over). Ridley Scott is producing The Terror, a show about a shipwreked crew in frozen Canada, to air later this year on AMC. There's another new Western/Dynasty mashup coming to AMC in the next month or so, called The Son. And finally there's a young William Shakespeare show coming to TNT later this year, but no-one knows exactly when it'll be airing. And there's probably something else I've forgotten -- but nothing particularly swashbucklely, unfortunately. In terms of back catelogue worth checking out, I'm particularly partial to Da Vinici's Demons. It's really fun fluff, particularly once season 2 rolls around. STARZ also has Outlander and Pillars Of The Earth in its back catalogue, both good -- though there is an honestly offputting amount of sexual violence in Outlander.
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Alienwarehouse posted:Toby Stephens crushed it in this series, and I hope he lands some good roles elsewhere in the future because of it. He's the lead on Netflix's Lost In Space.
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# ¿ Apr 3, 2017 06:28 |
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Terry Grunthouse posted:what if they made, like, a gritty re-imagining of Lost in Space They've cast Parker Posey as Doctor Smith, so the show could be anywhere tonally. Not that I'm saying that Posey is bad, far from it, but she's just as famous for her comedic roles as her serious ones, and gay-ish male villain reimagined as female character is suggestive of camp. I'm totally up for either version tbh.
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