The Trailer Park

Thankfully he's only ruined one of them so far.

Last night I started watching the first episode of the live action One Piece and it was sort of interesting for 14 minutes and 20 seconds.
Then some silliness made me much less interested. I carried on with it but then fell asleep right at the end.
I'm not quite sure whether to bother continuing with it. I may just rewatch the missed ending before deciding.

One Piece, was that the kid who wanted to be a pirate thing? If so, I don't think I made it through the first episode...

Yeah. And he went all stretchy somehow.

Vera!

I think that's finishing this year so enjoy the new ones while you can.

I've continued with One Piece and it's still rather frustrating. If it wasn't for the silly super powers I might have liked the show. There is a charm and style to it, the characters have a bit of chemistry and work well together and I quite like the bold use of colour. But in every single episode something really stupid happens that destroys any belief I have in the world.

Well, you might have Vienna Blood to watch instead, and House of the Dragon... At least I do... I haven't started on either of the new seasons yet.

Charlotte wrote:

Well, you might have Vienna Blood to watch instead, and House of the Dragon... At least I do... I haven't started on either of the new seasons yet.

I don't currently have the channel/service that shows House Of The Dragon so that will have to wait. You can enjoy it on my behalf.
The only streaming subscription thing I have all the time is Netflix and I pick up the others for just a month or two when they have a special offer deal or another free trial.
But I do have season three of Vienna Blood waiting for me. I just need a day when I think I can stay awake for 90 minutes.

There's a week until the next Vera episode is available but I decided to check if SVT had something else worth watching. Decided to try "Nautilus", an American series "for the whole family" based on the Jules Verne story. Start it up and get the "This program is not suitable for children" info. So... Only for families with adult children then, I take it?