What TV are you watching?

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Profpointy

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I've not watched any of the new series yet, I'm not in a hurry as I'm doing a rewatch of the Matt Smith/Peter Capaldi stuff first.

To be fair, apart from the execrable first episode, subsequent one have been good to excellent. This weekend's one was like an MR James ghost story and was outstanding
 

Profpointy

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I've been avoiding online spoilers like dodging pot holes on a ride lol

Hopefully not giving anything away but speaking of the style and feel of it rather than the plot
 
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AndyRM

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Two episodes into the final series of Inside No. 9 and I'm still enjoying it but they do seem to have run out of ideas a wee bit. Still brilliantly written and dark but doesn't feel quite as sharp.
 
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AndyRM

AndyRM

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Location
North Shields
Two episodes into the final series of Inside No. 9 and I'm still enjoying it but they do seem to have run out of ideas a wee bit. Still brilliantly written and dark but doesn't feel quite as sharp.

Predictably, I jumped the gun. The third episode was a wonderfully Shakespearian whodunnit caper.
 

potsy

Rambler
Location
My Armchair
Recent shows I have watched include -

Kin, wasn't sure about it at first but stuck with it, thought series 2 was much better, if you like drug dealing Irish gangs.

Blue Lights, decent police series based in Belfast, enjoyed it.

Now watching the first series of The Responder, only a few episodes in but will continue as I'm quite liking it so far, slightly different role for him than the Hobbit ^_^

Have hardly watched any TV for years which is why I'm catching up on some stuff.
 

T4tomo

Legendary Member
We just finished Blue Lights! My word, it’s fabulous TV! So tense. So emotional. Superb.

We did a double episode binge last night to finish Series 2. Have to agree it was superb (again), really good main plot, but also wonderful little side plots / scenarios and threads from 1st series too and great characters, well portrayed.
 
Thursday 30th

I’m just watching ‘Richard Hammonds Workshop
(‘Trucking Heavy’ is being recorded)

he was taking a phonecall from one of his daughters, about Mindy (his wife) breaking down in her Discovery 4

Izzy (daughter) was stating that it was better it breaking down now, before she took it ‘to the North’ (could be anywhere, they live in Herefordshire)
“Thankfully, it broke down now, or l’d be stuck in the North, thank god l’m not!

She’s a bit ignorant of her family background, as ‘Hamster’ grew up in Ripon, going to the Grammar School there, then Harrogate College
 
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