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2 minutes ago, LIVIFOREVER said:

You must have really loved S1 then.😂

 

Really enjoying S2, gets really good when they smell blood in the water with Felix losing his grip.

I've only got one episode left. Thought one was alright as it was mainly building the character. This is just a drag with far too much emphasis on parliament for my liking. 

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1 minute ago, Dele said:

I've only got one episode left. Thought one was alright as it was mainly building the character. This is just a drag with far too much emphasis on parliament for my liking. 

I like all the dealings in Govt, CIA, and such stuff, seeing him out manoeuvred and his response.

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2 hours ago, Dele said:

I've only got one episode left. Thought one was alright as it was mainly building the character. This is just a drag with far too much emphasis on parliament for my liking. 

I enjoyed watching him getting put in his place off the Columbian.

 Liked the scene with him revving the motorbike as well, horrible c**t. 

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23 hours ago, Clough85 said:

I enjoyed watching him getting put in his place off the Columbian.

 Liked the scene with him revving the motorbike as well, horrible c**t. 

The airfield scene was good as well, wasn't quite sure which way that was going to go. Had a feeling it would go the way it did but enough doubt surrounding it that made it a surprise. Esp as you could see Amado wasn't a happy chappie with Felix in charge.

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19 minutes ago, LIVIFOREVER said:

The airfield scene was good as well, wasn't quite sure which way that was going to go. Had a feeling it would go the way it did but enough doubt surrounding it that made it a surprise. Esp as you could see Amado wasn't a happy chappie with Felix in charge.

**spoilers** 

 

 


 

That’s me finished now, last episode was good. Reminded me a we bit of Scarface and how his greed for power and money was his downfall. Bridge scene was horrifying. Pleased that he got his comeuppance. Was reading on Wikipedia that this event did actually happen but not in the timeline in this series. 

Netflix have a series called El Chapo which is next on my list. 
 

Justice for KIKI 

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5 hours ago, Clough85 said:

**spoilers** 

 

 


 

That’s me finished now, last episode was good. Reminded me a we bit of Scarface and how his greed for power and money was his downfall. Bridge scene was horrifying. Pleased that he got his comeuppance. Was reading on Wikipedia that this event did actually happen but not in the timeline in this series. 

Netflix have a series called El Chapo which is next on my list. 
 

Justice for KIKI 

**spoilers**:o

Seen a few on El chapo thought it must've been made up but it wasn't, crazy stuff.

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Quite enjoyed Narcos Mexico, although not nearly as much as the original series. I thought it was spread a wee bit thin. Performances of Luna and Pena, then McNairy, were excellent, as was the dude who played Pablo Acosta. But there were too many characters that it was difficult to give a damn about, and it just didn't flow as well as the original series in my view. 

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8 hours ago, Genuine Hibs Fan said:

Quite enjoyed Narcos Mexico, although not nearly as much as the original series. I thought it was spread a wee bit thin. Performances of Luna and Pena, then McNairy, were excellent, as was the dude who played Pablo Acosta. But there were too many characters that it was difficult to give a damn about, and it just didn't flow as well as the original series in my view. 

Plus the Original series has Pablo Escobar himself. The actor that played him was a menace and was great as pablo. 
 

Even the cameo in Narcos: Mexico when he turned up to meet felix and talk and hippo potamus he was terrifying. 


 

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4 hours ago, Clough85 said:

Plus the Original series has Pablo Escobar himself. The actor that played him was a menace and was great as pablo. 
 

Even the cameo in Narcos: Mexico when he turned up to meet felix and talk and hippo potamus he was terrifying. 


 

Aye well there's certainly something in that. I dunno, I lived in Colombia for a bit so maybe I'm just more pre disposed to liking the original. I didn't enjoy Mexico nearly as much but hard to put a finger on why

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5 hours ago, MixuFixit said:

It's totally because of Escobar. He's such a fascinating character, the others are just standard issue gangsters.

Wish they'd do an El Chapo Narcos series like the Escobar ones, two of them are legendary in their escapades. El Chapo liked his escaping through tunnels like Escobar too.

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Finished season 2 of Sex Education.  Excellent series. Delighted they are making more.
Was looking at the Wiki page for the show and it turns out that the actor who plays Eric (Ncuti Gatwa) actually went to Dunfermline High School and would be just a few years below me.  Good interview with him here: https://www.theguardian.com/culture/2020/jan/05/ncuti-gatwa-i-will-say-yes-to-anything-sex-education
I had no idea of his Scottish upbringing either until I saw a programme on BBC Scotland called Black and Scottish.
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4 hours ago, LIVIFOREVER said:

Wish they'd do an El Chapo Narcos series like the Escobar ones, two of them are legendary in their escapades. El Chapo liked his escaping through tunnels like Escobar too.

I reckon there will be a third Mexico series. It has far too much potential not to be done. Reckon it would blow the first two series out the water, too. Ep 9 & 10 were very decent though. 

58 minutes ago, MixuFixit said:

Escobar had an element of Robin Hood about him even if he was a terrifying monster.

Chapo is a half decent watch. Ham acting though. 

You're spot on about Escobar. It's hard not to love the mad rogue. 

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9 hours ago, MixuFixit said:

It's totally because of Escobar. He's such a fascinating character, the others are just standard issue gangsters.

I think that's probably right. For a lot of folk there's still a real reverence for him to this day over there. A fair few kids in the school I taught in mentioned him as someone they wanted to emulate, not in terms of drug trafficking usually but more the sort of Robin Hood, man of the people type thing.

I think his brazenness was such a big part of it - his corruption was getting himself elected, offering to pay the national debt etc. In the other series it's more your bog standard paying everyone off or shooting them

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