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Season Two of Tehran is now on AppleTV!

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May 07, 2022, 01:42 PM
pulicords
Season Two of Tehran is now on AppleTV!
I really enjoyed the first season of this spy series from Israel. Now Season Two is available on AppleTV. Instantly hooked again!!!


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May 07, 2022, 02:12 PM
Gustofer
I tried to watch and like it, but I hate subtitles. Kind of a shame as it looks good.


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May 07, 2022, 04:06 PM
NavyGuy
with out me googling around, wasn't this season two out a year or so ago? I pretty I watched S1 & S2, or at least I think I did but who knows when your my age you can hide your own Easter eggs.

As to sub titles, yes they are a chore. You just can't sit back, close your eyes and be entertained. You've got to work a bit but the acting and story line make it not so hard to follow. At least for me. I think there's a dubbed version but I tried that and like all such efforts it falls sort when voices don't match lip movement.


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January 22, 2026, 05:01 PM
Rey HRH
*** Old Thread Revival ***

I remember watching this one. Since the latest Silo season finished, since I forgot anything about the series, I decided to watch it again.

Season 1 was interesting. But I just got to Season 2, episode 3 and I had to quit in the middle of that episode for the mega dose of stupid coming out of the two main characters.

Criminy. The reason I don't remember anything about the series is probably because I intentionally forgot everything.


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