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I watched the last episode of line of duty and thought that was good. Undercover has finally grabbed by attention. I quite like some of the investigative programmes Stacey Dooley does. However I can't wait for the next series of people just do nothing.
Enjoyed This City Is Ours on the beeb. Good writing I thought - it flies along, without sacrificing on character development. Kept me interested right through to the end, where i thought it tailed off very slightly. A second series on the way apparently, which I'm not sure it has the legs for.
Watched the first three episodes of The Eternaut on Netflix this weekend. Based on a 1950s graphic novel apparently. Spanish language, set in Buenos Aires. End of the world business. Lots of toxic snow and grumpy middle aged men. Moody. It's great.
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"This City Is Ours" has been brilliant so far, in my view. It's a bit like "Kin" but set on Merseyside. I like the multiple, interwoven plotlines, it's not just about the drug dealing.
We just watched the first two episodes of "Families like ours" and thought it was excellent, if worrying. It's a Danish drama in which the Danish government has decided to close the country in the light of major and ongoing flooding. It's on the BBC.
"Things had started becoming increasingly desperate at Loftus Road but QPR have been handed a massive lifeline and the place has absolutely erupted. it's carnage. It's bedlam. It's 1-1."
Guy Ritchie's latest show MobLand on Paramount + has been superb so far. Not quite as good as The Gentlemen - this one's much bleaker, with Tom Hardy, Pierce Brosnan and Helen Mirren on top form.
Brosnan’s Irish accent is pretty awful . Which is slightly worrying as he is Irish . Pretty decent show though .
Guy Ritchie's latest show MobLand on Paramount + has been superb so far. Not quite as good as The Gentlemen - this one's much bleaker, with Tom Hardy, Pierce Brosnan and Helen Mirren on top form.
I’m watching this but it really is Guy Ritchie trying to out Guy Ritchie himself All a bit much
Brosnan and Mirren are pretty shite in it for me; their accents are an abomination
It reminds me a bit of a cross between Black Doves and Gangs of London
Cherish and enjoy life.... this ain't no dress rehearsal
"This City Is Ours" has been brilliant so far, in my view. It's a bit like "Kin" but set on Merseyside. I like the multiple, interwoven plotlines, it's not just about the drug dealing.
We just watched the first two episodes of "Families like ours" and thought it was excellent, if worrying. It's a Danish drama in which the Danish government has decided to close the country in the light of major and ongoing flooding. It's on the BBC.
"Families like ours": I just finished watching it.
Man alive, that was something.
It was harrowing, it was gruelling, but I genuinely don't think I've ever watched anything so moving. Incredible stuff
The penultimate episode was so engaging that Mrs R from Afar forgot to eat her dessert 🍨!
"Things had started becoming increasingly desperate at Loftus Road but QPR have been handed a massive lifeline and the place has absolutely erupted. it's carnage. It's bedlam. It's 1-1."
There is a series starting on ITV on the 20th June called Noel Edmonds Kiwi adventure It's a reality show about Noel Edmonds starting up a pub and a wellbeing business in new zealand. Think Clarksons farm with Noel Edmonds
Not my usual cup of tea but I had to watch it for work today and if you like things like the Office or Alan Partirdge it's well worth a watch. I don't think it's intended to be this funny but he goes full David Brent in this and a bit like Brent you end up rooting for him by the end
Good so far, only watched a couple of episodes. Saw the original Danish series a few years ago on the Beeb 4 Saturday night Scandi slot. It was a lot darker.
Shifty, documentary series about Britain in the eighties and nineties on iPlayer.Its brilliantly made and gives those of us who lived through it plenty to think about. The maker Alan Curtis puts it altogether superbly It's a bit different from regular docs but have a look it might make you change your mind!
Shifty, documentary series about Britain in the eighties and nineties on iPlayer.Its brilliantly made and gives those of us who lived through it plenty to think about. The maker Alan Curtis puts it altogether superbly It's a bit different from regular docs but have a look it might make you change your mind!
I loved some of the stuff he used to do on his blog years ago, the short films he made about Rojava were superb. He's an interesting guy with an artistic flair for sure. I do find some of his more concrete analysis a bit lacking, in that he seems have a bit of a liberal blind spot for structural materialist forces. I'll check this out though
I loved some of the stuff he used to do on his blog years ago, the short films he made about Rojava were superb. He's an interesting guy with an artistic flair for sure. I do find some of his more concrete analysis a bit lacking, in that he seems have a bit of a liberal blind spot for structural materialist forces. I'll check this out though
Yeah I enjoy all of Adam Curtis' stuff, I used to think he was the oracle for how the world really works (unfortunately he isn't) but I love how he puts his films together.
Good so far, only watched a couple of episodes. Saw the original Danish series a few years ago on the Beeb 4 Saturday night Scandi slot. It was a lot darker.
Binged watched the series. It's a bit like Slow Horses, stick with it, it's worth it.
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