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So far the best bits for me have been stories involving Christopher - he's one loose cannon. Also like the Pussy - FBI relationship. The mother is a bit grating - hopefully that character will soon be dropping off her perch. -
What are you watching it on?Originally posted by Big Blue Plymouth View PostI'm watching The Sopranos for the first time. Currently on the last ep of season 2.
Probably the most critically acclaimed boxset ever - and it's almost living up to expectations.
Just bored of the bits with the psychiatrist. I'm guessing she's a feature of the whole series though...
I have wanted to watch Sopranos but its not on Netflix/PrimeComment
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Paid for it on Amazon Prime. £14 per season SD, £24 HD.Originally posted by MonkeysUncle View PostWhat are you watching it on?
I have wanted to watch Sopranos but its not on Netflix/PrimeComment
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It was (and may still be) available on NowTV Entertainment Pass.Originally posted by MonkeysUncle View PostWhat are you watching it on?
I have wanted to watch Sopranos but its not on Netflix/Prime
You can get 2 months Entertainment Pass at Argos (and likely elsewhere) when buying the NowTV Smart Stick for £14.99, otherwise it's £7.99/month cancel anytime.
You get 7 days free trial though so technically it's feasible to watch all 86 episodes (about 50 minutes length each) in that period if you're keen and tight.
Maybe tomorrow, I'll want to settle down. Until tomorrow, I'll just keep moving on.Comment
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Originally posted by Big Blue Plymouth View PostPaid for it on Amazon Prime. £14 per season SD, £24 HD.
You can buy the complete series on blu-ray for under £50 inc delivery. Watch as many times as you like for no additional cost. Streaming services really do make a killing with the idiot tax.
Maybe tomorrow, I'll want to settle down. Until tomorrow, I'll just keep moving on.Comment
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Superb stuff ahead!Originally posted by Big Blue Plymouth View PostSo far the best bits for me have been stories involving Christopher - he's one loose cannon. Also like the Pussy - FBI relationship. The mother is a bit grating - hopefully that character will soon be dropping off her perch....my quagmire of greed....my cesspit of laziness and unfairness....all I am doing is sticking two fingers up at nurses, doctors and other hard working employed professionals...
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DVD is £39.99. Arriving tomorrow;-)Originally posted by Hobosapien View Post
You can buy the complete series on blu-ray for under £50 inc delivery. Watch as many times as you like for no additional cost. Streaming services really do make a killing with the idiot tax. 
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It's been said before:
Narcos season 1 - great
Narcos season 2 - great
Narcos season 3 - good
El Chapo - hmmm. Had to give it up after 3 episodes. Well made enough but no plot / plot mixed up / not explained.Comment
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Yep, struggled to halfway through season 2 and gave up. Just seemed to be a different sh!tfight every episode. Pretty one dimensional.Originally posted by unixman View PostIt's been said before:
Narcos season 1 - great
Narcos season 2 - great
Narcos season 3 - good
El Chapo - hmmm. Had to give it up after 3 episodes. Well made enough but no plot / plot mixed up / not explained.
Narcos Mexico was best of the lot.Comment
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