I only caught about 20 minutes of the end of the new Who, but right away I was struck by how much Whittaker reminded me of Tennant, which I'm sure was intentional. The new Dr. will develop into her own as they all do. Major points for the suspenders and duster at the end though. Looked rad. 
As for the accent, nah. I'm good with most and hers was fine.
I was out last night during the first airing, and the next would've kept me up too late. I'll catch it On Demand or rerun soon. BBCAmerica plays the everloving shit out of certain shows and movies.
We made the mistake of watching the first episode of The Good Cop the other night. Netflix series with Josh Groban and Tony Danza. Gorban is a rigidly honest and nice police detective, Danza is his dad, an ex-cop who went to prison for something. Who cares what.
Anyway, it's not that it was bad, it was just so fucking saccharine. It's the kind of show that's for people who think Murder She Wrote is too intense.
So, yeah, won't be sticking with that one at all.
ETA:
We made it through Maniac, with Emma Stone and Jonah Hill.
What a freaky trip! Visually it's such a feast. Both leads put on some superb performances, along with a pretty entertaining support cast. 80s tech and style fans will be overjoyed.
It's a convoluted and fractured storytelling, based around a very simple premise. So getting to the end is important to make all the seemingly absurd and random stuff come together.

As for the accent, nah. I'm good with most and hers was fine.
I was out last night during the first airing, and the next would've kept me up too late. I'll catch it On Demand or rerun soon. BBCAmerica plays the everloving shit out of certain shows and movies.

We made the mistake of watching the first episode of The Good Cop the other night. Netflix series with Josh Groban and Tony Danza. Gorban is a rigidly honest and nice police detective, Danza is his dad, an ex-cop who went to prison for something. Who cares what.

Anyway, it's not that it was bad, it was just so fucking saccharine. It's the kind of show that's for people who think Murder She Wrote is too intense.

ETA:
We made it through Maniac, with Emma Stone and Jonah Hill.
What a freaky trip! Visually it's such a feast. Both leads put on some superb performances, along with a pretty entertaining support cast. 80s tech and style fans will be overjoyed.

It's a convoluted and fractured storytelling, based around a very simple premise. So getting to the end is important to make all the seemingly absurd and random stuff come together.
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