The new Sherlock series.

[EltonFrog]

I didn't. Was it good? Dad recorded it and I might download it.

Don't waste the 1s & 0s

 

[gavgav]

It was complete rubbish. Even my dad, who asked us to put the second episode on because they'd watched the first, was completely confused. I had to look up the plot online. Jonathan Creek's treatment of a very similar plot the following evening was infinitely superior drama, and much funnier.

Hmmmm, might give it a miss then!! I did record Jonathan Creek, not watched it as yet though.

 

[ColinJ]

The trouble is, they bring out all the good series all at once, then there is diddly squat left to watch for the rest of the year.

Er ...

I tend to record everything as well, but then never seem to get round to watching it.

I have been watching programmes this Christmas/NY that I recorded as long ago as May 2015!

I still have a few series in reserve but am currently watching 'Better call Saul' on Netflix.

 

[Speicher]

I didn't. Was it good? Dad recorded it and I might download it.

I would give it seven out of ten, but then I did not find it confusing. However, I guessed the plot in "Sixth Sense" from the outset.

 

[Hardrock93]

Hmmmm, might give it a miss then!! I did record Jonathan Creek, not watched it as yet though.

I thought the Jonathan Creek was instantly forgettable and Witness far superior. So pay no heed to my recommendation or others' condemnation. Watch it and decide for yourself!

 

[welsh dragon]

It seems I was wrong about the time Sherlock starts. Looking at the tv guide it says 8.30. I do apologise folks.

 

[srw]

World's Strongest Man. Final tonight, you know - 7pm, Channel 5. Turn on and watch more plucky Brits fails to live up to their abilities.

Well.

Spoiler: Spoiler alert

Not quite. Eddie Hall, despite re-dislocating a finger in the first event of six and as a result coming plumb last managed to come third overall. Lawrence Shahlei, on the other hand, pulled a muscle in the first event, came third from last and instantly dropped out. And the very slappable Brian Shaw won again.

 

[DaveReading]

It was complete rubbish. Even my dad, who asked us to put the second episode on because they'd watched the first, was completely confused.

Apart from the twist at the end (which was a bit predictable), the plot hardly mattered compared to the pleasure of watching superb actors like Toby Jones and Andrea Riseborough in action.

Re Sherlock, I'm hoping it lives up to the hype, but I expect it will.

 

[Pro Tour Punditry]

Tried watching Sherlock tonight, as my younger daughter was very excited about it, but gave up after not very long - just a bloody jumble. It's still on in the background, with younger daughter glued to it.

 

[LarryDuff]

What a load of keek that was!

 

[welsh dragon]

The jury is definitely out at the moment. .

 

[Mo1959]

I never watched it as I wasn't keen on the last series. Just some old Marple and Endeavour on ITV 3 last night as dad likes them and I was over there visiting.

Looking forward to the new Endeavour and Silent Witness though

 

[deptfordmarmoset]

Good job they used one of those slow motion bullets in the aquarium - the plot was already looking decidedly fishy.

 

[threebikesmcginty]

Thoroughly entertaining - I say yah boo sucks to you nay-saying rapscallions!

 

[MontyVeda]

I've been more gripped by Sherlock in the past. This one was a bit hum-drum.