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It's Saturday what have you watched this week?
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Catching up after a couple of weeks away, so:
The Righteous Gemstones - after an unfocussed start to the 4th and final season, it has picked up again in the second half. One more episode to go.
Sirens - the new, much vaunted miniseries, and another in the 'aren't rich people terrible' genre. I have only seen the first ep so far. I will continue, but that episode didn't really live up to the hype, IMHO.
The Eternaut - Intriguing Argentine apocalypse tale. Also only the first ep so far, but I am definitely hooked.
Murderbot - I've been looking forward to this one, having read the first few books. It has been cricitised for being slow, but I am enjoying it so far.
Poker Face - the return of this neo-Columbo show. It is as undemandingly entertaining as before.
Babylon Berlin - halfway through season 1 and it continues to be stylish, grim and gripping.
Your Friends and Neighbors - and another 'aren't rich people terrible' tale, which is developing engagingly.