What TV are you watching?

[Oldhippy]

Sky arts now Roger Waters followed by Deep Purple. What's not to love.

 

[captain nemo1701]

it really is a one trick pony.
Spinning out what should be a one hour show into a 10 week series.

Has anyone noticed that gameshows today apparently need sets the size of Wembley?.

 

[gbb]

The Great.
C4 period comedy drama about Catherine the Great. Dear God, its filth, with a capital F. Do not watch if your easily offended, dislike sexual conent and extremely vivid sexual language.
I liked it, going to see which episodes I've missed.

 

[T4tomo]

The Bay...

2nd series is a lot better than the first... but it's still a bit pants. Nice seeing my local area on telly though.

we're quite enjoying that, did a speed catch up on S1. pretty good despite it being in set in Lancashire

 

[MontyVeda]

we're quite enjoying that, did a speed catch up on S1. pretty good despite it being in set in Lancashire

Series one just annoyed me... 2 episodes of plot, 4 leading us down blind alleys. Still not as bad as series one of The Killing, which played the same trick but bloated it over 20 whole episodes

 

[matticus]

The Great.
C4 period comedy drama about Catherine the Great. Dear God, its filth, with a capital F. Do not watch if your easily offended, dislike sexual conent and extremely vivid sexual language.
I liked it, going to see which episodes I've missed.

I was really surprised by this. It's not often 'er Indoors likes stuff that is this ... gratuitous - perhaps she'll watch anything that looks a bit like Costume Drama? Dunno. But anyway, we love it, it's really funny, and Cat gives as good as she gets in nicely subtle ways.
Her "lover" is brilliant!

 

[Eziemnaik]

24 - rewatching after nearly 20 years, it still is a white knuckle TV. Perfect encapsulation of Patriot Act era. Jack Bauer is a Hero. Terrorists are bad, but Jack is even worse
5/5 for the first season

 

[cyberknight]

Briarpatch

 

[Mo1959]

New series of Marcella starting tonight

 

[cougie uk]

Pembrokeshire Murders on ITV were good. And wrapped up in three episodes. Keith Allen was excellent in it.

 

[swee'pea99]

I was really surprised by this. It's not often 'er Indoors likes stuff that is this ... gratuitous - perhaps she'll watch anything that looks a bit like Costume Drama? Dunno. But anyway, we love it, it's really funny, and Cat gives as good as she gets in nicely subtle ways.
Her "lover" is brilliant!

Huzzah!

 

[Electric_Andy]

Making a Murderer (Netflix). Sorry if been mentioned before. It's 2 x 10 episodes, an hour each. They could have compressed it quite a bit but it was still a rivetting watch for me. Sad becasue of what happened. Very interesting due to all the forensic work, working out where people where and what happened. Sad again due to the shoddy police work and highly unprofessional work from some in positions of power. Sadly the ending doesn't really create any conclusions and it certinaly wasn't any kind of crescendo

 

[MontyVeda]

Pembrokeshire Murders on ITV were good. And wrapped up in three episodes. Keith Allen was excellent in it.

yes... the documentary Catching the Gameshow Killer is also worth a watch.

Last night i watched the 1st installment of Incredible Journeys with Simon Reeve... basically a review of his previous series all of which i've mostly enjoyed. Good viewing

I also recently found the old Viz documentary from 1990... most memorable to me for Keith Chegwin

 

[lane]

Guilt on iPlayer. Quite enjoying it.

 

[Cathryn]

I think we're very late to the game but we're watching Hinterland. I went to Uni in Aberystwyth and it's making me want to go back VERY badly.