Wheres Red?!

Wheres everyones favourite poster Red too?

Has Slumdog snr killed him?

Yes Red, come on man, everyone is back apart from you...I'll message him

Tell him you will delete his Dexter avatar unless he comes back

Slumdog's Son wrote:Tell him you will delete his Dexter avatar unless he comes back

Just watched the first series of Dexter on Netflix.....all very silly.

I wonder whether our own lab tech Red also leads a double life

TDA wrote:

Slumdog's Son wrote:Tell him you will delete his Dexter avatar unless he comes back

Just watched the first series of Dexter on Netflix.....all very silly.

I wonder whether our own lab tech Red also leads a double life    

I hope you're not saying there's two of him.

Dexter is highly implausible and unless you can Accept that it isn't realistic it is hard to watch. The missus and I watched about 4 seasons of it back-to-back but then got bored as they seemed to run out of ideas.

The wife & I got hooked on Person of Interest and watched back to back episodes for a while. As you say, the producers seem to run out of ideas and these series seem to go stale. Perhaps we will have another go at it sometime.

I've finally started watching Breaking Bad which goes from slow, slow, slow to a sudden frenetic pace at the drop of a hat.

Also, where's Trash?

I thought Trash disappeared before most of us had our hiatus. I think seeing Slumdog Snr at a few matches finished him off

Funnily enough, I spent the whole afternoon with him at the U21 play off final and he disappeared immediately and hasn't been seen since.

Arkay Dubya wrote:I've finally started watching Breaking Bad which goes from slow, slow, slow to a sudden frenetic pace at the drop of a hat.

Just finished watching the excellent Billy Bob Thornton in Goliath on Amazon and the TV highlight of the week is now the new series of Bosch, also on Amazon. Also, one episode per week of each of Designated Survivor, The Blacklist, Hell on Wheels and Fargo on Netflix........maybe the second series of Red Dexter.....

Never really enjoyed Bosch that much but only watched a couple of episodes.

Yes Slumdog Snr does seem to talk to people, after which they disappear

Slumdog's Son™ wrote:Never really enjoyed Bosch that much but only watched a couple of episodes.

Yes Slumdog Snr does seem to talk to people, after which they disappear

I have read all of the Harry Bosch books and the TV series have been loosely based on two or three overlapping story lines from different books. It hasn't been universally well received, but I think Titus Welliver has the character pretty much spot on.