What TV are you watching?

[biggs682]

First episode of the latest series of Silent witness was good tonight

 

[wiggydiggy]

Well we didn't expect an ending like that for the Night Manager

I'll have to wait until next weekend to see this. Very much looking forward to it.

 

[Drago]

First episode of the latest series of Silent witness was good tonight

Blimey, that's been going a few years now.

 

[Binky]

Highly recommend this :

https://www.bbc.co.uk/iplayer/episode/m002qwxp/panorama-our-man-in-moscow.

Steve Rosenberg the BBC Russia correspondent. Watched it last night, really good if you like that sort of thing.

 

[biggs682]

Blimey, that's been going a few years now.

Certainly has I think I was in nappies when it started

 

[biggs682]

First episode of the latest series of Silent witness was good tonight

And so was the second one

 

[Mo1959]

And so was the second one

I think this series is better than the last so far.

 

[wakemalcolm]

I think this series is better than the last so far.

It's great that Nicky and Jack have finally cleaned up London to the extent that they can now show Birmingham police how to run an investigation.

Meanwhile: what's going on with Jack's manscara??

 

[fossyant]

Secret Level on Amazon. Never bothered, but my daughter is on her MSc Animation course, and the stuff that is produced now is amazing.

This series links in with computer games but the animation quality is incredible, especially on a 4k TV. Only shorts, 10-20 minutes each.

 

[Dan Lotus]

Could be wrong, but I thought I read that they filmed series 2 and 3 back to back - maybe misheard though.

I was wrong! I see they are talking about when filming will start - odd, could have sworn I read it a while back, but I must have misremembered, or it was another show.

If you're into Italian gialli, Stranded (aka Black Out - Vite sospese) is worth a look. Series 1 (of 2) is on Walter Presents.

https://www.channel4.com/programmes/stranded

I watched this just before Christmas, and absolutely loved it.
However, on the FB pages for Walter Presents, I would say I was very much in the minority
Most people really disliked it.
I liked it for the scenery, and the element of where they were, the surroundings, and the unfolding situation.
I found it really immersive.
I also liked the characters (One of the main actors was a fairly main actor in the phenomenal 'The Hunter' and also there was a 2nd guy from that show as well in this one) and the actors in the main.
There were some poor cgi moments, and a lot of unexplained things, but as we know, series 2 has already been shown in Italy, so hopefully coming to our screens later this year.

 

[matticus]

We did get around to watching Vigil Series 2, really good cast, and two well known lead actors - bit of dodgy CGI, around the whole drone thing, but aside from that, pretty gripping so far, 3 episodes in:

[World's Biggest Suranne Jones fan here:] seems a long time ago ... oh, Dec 2023 apparently! Yeah, really enjoyed both Vigils.
It would be interesting to watch S2 now in the light of drone warfare advancing soooooo much in the recent Unfortunate Geopolitical Disagreements - will the tech/CGI look hideously dated? Anyway, hope you enjoy it!

 

[matticus]

Could be wrong, but I thought I read that they filmed series 2 and 3 back to back - maybe misheard though.

Maybe you're thinking of Back To The Future?

 

[Mo1959]

Well we didn't expect an ending like that for the Night Manager

I’ve just finished it just now. No, I was expecting a totally different ending! Certainly not open to another series I wouldn’t think.

 

[Webbo2]

I’ve just finished it just now. No, I was expecting a totally different ending! Certainly not open to another series I wouldn’t think.

Apparently they have been filming series 3 in tandem with series 2.

 

[Richard A Thackeray]

Wednesday 4th
Admittedly, a 'streamed' episode, as it's not on TV for a fornight
Guy Martins Proper Jobs

It was the last episode, where he's out with Crouch Recovery, from the Coalville depot

I know they're a fairly big company, but he stated they had a £50million turnover!!!, which was far more than I expected
I was surprised by the little cabins they have for on-call staff, almost like little pods, with a bed/small kitchen area/bathroom, rather than staff having to travel from home/take the truck home with them