Represent the dialog for retrieving similar scenarios Speaker1: What are you watching these days?
Speaker2: Luther! Have you seen it?
Speaker1: No, is it a cop show?
Speaker2: How’d you guess? LOL! 
Speaker1: Those are your faves!
Speaker2: Yep! Luther is a badass!
Speaker1: Of course!
Speaker2: Have to watch something until Outlander 4 is out! Droughtlander! Waiting too long!
Speaker1: Meh, not into that show…
Speaker2: You don’t like men in kilts? LOL!
Speaker1: Not really!
Speaker2: It’s very accurate historically, the story is good and there are fight scenes. What’s not to like?
Speaker1: Too much romance!
Speaker2: Romance is good!
Speaker1: Nah!
Speaker2: LOL! Wonder why you’re single???
Speaker1: I just haven’t found the right woman!
Speaker2: No comment!
Speaker1: Coward! LOL!
Speaker2: Anyway, try Luther. All 4 series are on BBC player right now as the 5th season is coming out soon.
Speaker1: Who’s in it?
Speaker2: Irdis Elba. Wasn’t he supposed to be James Bond?
Speaker1: No, he said he wasn’t even offered to play Bond.
Speaker2: Fake news! LOL!
Speaker1: LOL!
Speaker2: Anyway, he plays Luther and he’s a badass cop. He has like a sixth sense as to what the bad guy will do.
Speaker1: Fantasy?
Speaker2: No! True to life, he just has instincts. No paranormal or anything.
Speaker1: Oh, okay.
Represent the dialog scenario for retrieval Speaker2 has been watching Luther TV-series and recommends it to Speaker1. They discuss other TV-series which Speaker2 likes, but Speaker1 doesn't.
Represent the dialog scenario for retrieval Speaker2 has left her laptop at home and needs it for the presentation today. Speaker1 will bring it to Speaker2's work. 