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That sounds like an easier premise to pull off to be honest.

...I'm generally not one to really genuinely worry about the future of movies or TV, but the first four articles on Deadline right now are about reboots of Wayward Pines, King of the Hill, The X-Files, and 24. That peak TV bubble is about to burst.

Babylon Berlin. It's not Bernie Gunther by Philiph Kerr but I enjoyed the 3 novels (of six) I read.

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Anyone else watching the Good Place? I've fallen out with a lot of network comedies, but the show is bubbly fun and an easy way to pass the time. I think the overwhelming amount of available shows has pushed me to seek out those requiring very little investment from me...

If you like rude cartoons about puberty, then Big Mouth is pretty amusing. Created by Nick Kroll, it features Jenny Slate, Fred Armisen, Richard Kind, Maya Rudolph, Jordan Peele, and Jason Mantzoukas.

Bruce Dickinson of Iron Maiden was on Charlie Rose tonight.

New BBC adaptation of Howard's End, with a script by Kenneth Lonergan and starring Hayley Attwell and Matthew MacFadyen, starts on Sunday.

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Yup - quite right. I was trying not to type Howard's Way by mistake - but even that is wrong as it's Howards' Way