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This week on Random Telly Vision, we’re watching Dark.
This tv show is woefully under appreciated and has flown under the radar for far too long. Groundbreaking at the time of release (and possibly even now), it was written for, and by, the blind community. As a result, the image you see as a person with sight viewing this show is of a blank, dark screen. Many say that it could have been released as a radio programme, but we think it’s brilliant.
Of course it’s not. Although it’s not outside of the realms of possibility that it could exist. We have of course been watching the German language show of the same name.
We hope you enjoy our confused conversations about Dark, series 1, episode 5.
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We hope you enjoy our corrections and explanations for Delicious.
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This week on Random Telly Vision, we’re watching Delicious!
Delicious tells the compelling yet tragic story of the fictitious cannibal who discovered that his own body was unbelievably tasty. Inspired by Van Gogh, his slow descent into food based madness started with a nibble of an ear. The show charts his journey from discovery of his own tastiness, through his struggle to not consume himself, to his eventual demise in an accidental chip pan fire attempting to deep fry his last remaining finger.
Absolute nonsense of course. This is obviously the tv show staring Dawn French and Emilia Fox that ran from 2016 - 2019.
We hope you enjoy our confused conversations about Delicious, series 2, episode 4.
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Welcome to our weekly shame space! Our moment to address all the stupid things we said in our previous episode.
We hope you enjoy our corrections and explanations for Penny Dreadful.
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This week on Random Telly Vision, we’re watching Penny Dreadful.
A much loved, but often overlooked, satirical look at the life of misshapen coins from the royal mint. Centred around the eponymous protagonist (a rather dreadfully shaped penny) it follows her journey alongside the equally misshapen shilling and guinea.
We’re pulling your proverbial leg of course. This is in fact the tv series in part based on characters from gothic novels that ran from 2014-2016
We hope you enjoy our confused ramblings for series 2, episode 9 of Penny Dreadful.
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Welcome to our weekly shame space! Our moment to address all the stupid things we said in our previous episode.
We hope you enjoy our corrections and explanations for Elite.
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This week on Random Telly Vision, we’re watching Elite.
Ah yes, the hilarious satirical show following a group of Etonians in three year increments. From their first days in oversized school uniform to their inevitable ascent into the highest echelons of society and power.
Of course it isn’t. It’s clearly the tv series set at a fictional private school in Spain, following the lives of the (possibly equally privileged) students.
We hope you enjoy our confused ramblings about Elite, series 1, episode 5.
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Welcome to our weekly shame space! Our moment to address all the stupid things we said in our previous episode.
We hope you enjoy our corrections and explanations for Dark Matter.
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This week on Random Telly Vision, we’re watching Dark Matter.
That’s right! The seminal tv series about, and for dark matter. Unfortunately for us mere mortals, dark matter cannot be seen directly, even though it accounts for about 85% of all universal matter. That does make the show a little dull, and it resembles a blank screen when viewed by humans.
Of course we’re pulling your leg. We actually watched the tv series about six people trying to regain their memories in the 27th century.
We hope you enjoy our confused conversations about Dark Matter, series 2, episode 5.
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Welcome to our weekly shame space! Our moment to address all the stupid things we said in our previous episode.
We hope you enjoy our corrections and explanations for Chuck.
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