Best TV Show Ever Pinned

The Crown is so good that it might just be in my top5

The Sopranos

The Walking Dead

Schitt's Creek

Seinfeld

The Good Wife

Graceland..Why did they cancell it?

Longmire...Thank God for Netflix

WKRP in Cincinnati

On 19/08/2016 at 9:26 PM, lostdiadem said:

My current favourite is Outlander. I could watch it all day every day  

Did you read the books?

For 2015 : sense8

for 2016 : Stranger things

for 2017 : This is us

1 hour ago, frenchkiki said:

Did you read the books?

Nope unfortunately, but now that I've started the show, I don't wanna ruin the surprise of what happens after  

I like and enjoy the mini series of The Sinner is a great show. One of the best show I have seen in a while. Nice and short.

Toss up between "The Beverly Hillbillies" and " Married ... With Children".

I love "switched at birth" - a story about two girls who were switched when they were newborns. Sounds really cliché but I enjoyed it. Anyone else watched it?

On 24/03/2015 at 2:22 PM, katchitup said:

Breaking Bad.

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

Hidden Content

 

Breaking Bad is super good!

The office

My favorite shows that I could watch for hours and hours:

Game of Thrones 

Sex & The City 

Sons of Anarchy - The last three episodes of this show are probably the best thing I've seen on television. The sixth season wasn't the greatest but they more than made it up for it with the seventh season.

Sense8 is also there, I'm still not over Netflix cancelling it  

The Expanse

Kaamelott

Game of Thrones

The punisher

Altered carbon

Game of thrones

Rome

Band of Brothers (miniseries)

The Pacific (miniseries)

Westworld

28 minutes ago, Cult Icon said:

Band of Brothers (miniseries)

Oh, yeah. This one as well!

@frenchkiki You like Kaamelott right? It's one of my favorite series!

I can't say I like it or not because i've never watched it

19 hours ago, Enrico_sw said:

 

Oh, yeah. This one as well!

In about 2 weeks I'm getting a copy of a unit history that illuminates the battle of Carentan better!

3 hours ago, Cult Icon said:

In about 2 weeks I'm getting a copy of a unit history that illuminates the battle of Carentan better!

Carantan is interesting. I've watched a pretty good program a couple of years ago (it was in French), which really detailed this battle (troops movements, strategies, reactions, etc.)

The episode on the Siege of Bastogne also caught my interest quite a lot. There's a lot of drama and intensity there. Things get different when there's a lot of hardships.

Also, I think that battles in the cold/winter are fascinating, they change a lot of things (particularly the battles on the East front; I like how the Russians fought wildly with their raw violence).

13 hours ago, frenchkiki said:

I can't say I like it or not because i've never watched it

I thought you did. You have to try it! Kaamelott is da best. Par contre, les épisodes sont chiants à trouver... J'ai l'impression qu'y a ce lien:

https://www.6play.fr/kaamelott-p_888/livre-i-tome-i-episodes-1-a-15-p_1632

19 hours ago, Enrico_sw said:

 

Carantan is interesting. I've watched a pretty good program a couple of years ago (it was in French), which really detailed this battle (troops movements, strategies, reactions, etc.)

 

The episode on the Siege of Bastogne also caught my interest quite a lot. There's a lot of drama and intensity there. Things get different when there's a lot of hardships.

Also, I think that battles in the cold/winter are fascinating, they change a lot of things (particularly the battles on the East front; I like how the Russians fought wildly with their raw violence).

I got my book already- very impressed with the contents.

The 17.SS division's forward detachment (a regimental battlegroup) attempted a coup de main attack on the 101.AB that culminated in the battle of the 'bloody gulch'.  This attack routed half a battalion of paratroopers but was eventually stopped by a counterattacking combat command of the US 2nd Armored division.  The TV show depicts this.

 Bastogne, while well known in the West was atypical as those that surrounded them were weaker than the defenders.  The 101.AB was reinforced with elements of an armored division and the soldiers inside had aerial resupply that matched their needs.  Most of the great encirclement battles in the East (Stalingrad Dec 42- Jan 1942) had a similar pattern of the attackers being much more heavily armed and mobile than the defenders while the defenders had a mobile relief force that attempted to fight their way into the pocket.  The defenders were struggling with low supplies and associated hardships.