swee'pea99
Squire
The Chair. Top notch. Excellent script, flawlessly delivered.
What TV are you watching?
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Vapin' Joe
Formerly known as Smokin Joe
9/11: Life Under Attack. Shown last night, available on ITV Player.
No narration, the whole ninety minutes from real time footage by the public and the emergency services making it the most chilling and riveting thing you'll ever see on TV.
No narration, the whole ninety minutes from real time footage by the public and the emergency services making it the most chilling and riveting thing you'll ever see on TV.
Adam4868
Legendary Member
Watched that myself...it's still surreal and horrifying watching it happen !
swee'pea99
Squire
Just watched the final episode of Spiral. Been watching it a long time. It will be missed. Unusually, the final series wasn't a dog.
yello
back and brave
Lodge 49 - fun stuff, bordering on the surreal, with some touching moments. Nothing challenging but worthy of a watch. Sonya Cassidy's American accent is very good. It got canned after season 2 which kinda surprises me as I thought it had enough about it.
Edit: it also has a pretty darned good soundtrack, and I'd guess few people could 'name those tunes'
Edit: it also has a pretty darned good soundtrack, and I'd guess few people could 'name those tunes'
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Richard A Thackeray
Legendary Member
The new episode of 'All Creatures Great & Small'
An excellent re-start to the series, with superb charactorisation
Again, it's good to see a younger Mrs Hall, who knows the score, & keeps a matriarchal eyes on the 'boys'
It'll be interesting to see how Patricia Hodge, fits into the shoes of the (recently RIP) Diana Rigg
Two glaring issues though, I'm surprised at them
When James is returning on the train, it's being hauled by 'Black 5' (Class 5MT) 5428 'Eric Treacy'
1. Treacy was still a Parish Priest at the time,& not a Bishop till 1961 (Pontefract) & then of Wakefield (1968 - 1976)
It gained that name, at some point between 1968 & 1978
2. When Tristan & James are seen in the car, from overhead, the wheel-tracks of rather large modern tractors can be seen alongside the road
An excellent re-start to the series, with superb charactorisation
Again, it's good to see a younger Mrs Hall, who knows the score, & keeps a matriarchal eyes on the 'boys'
It'll be interesting to see how Patricia Hodge, fits into the shoes of the (recently RIP) Diana Rigg
Two glaring issues though, I'm surprised at them
When James is returning on the train, it's being hauled by 'Black 5' (Class 5MT) 5428 'Eric Treacy'
1. Treacy was still a Parish Priest at the time,& not a Bishop till 1961 (Pontefract) & then of Wakefield (1968 - 1976)
It gained that name, at some point between 1968 & 1978
2. When Tristan & James are seen in the car, from overhead, the wheel-tracks of rather large modern tractors can be seen alongside the road
Mo1959
Legendary Member
I enjoyed it. Re noticing errors, I very rarely do. Obviously not paying attention.
Will watch Grantchester at 9.
cyberknight
As long as I breathe, I attack.
Eternal law on prime and just dug out series one on dvd of babylon 5 , yes i have the entire 5 series in box set 
Richard A Thackeray
Legendary Member
The (was it?) 'Near, Far Away' repeat about Father Ted
Plus All Creatures Great & Small , with Seigfried getting his own back on the Colonel, & being gently persued by Diana Brompton
Is it too much to think that Mrs Hall will find happiness?
It's a wonderful 'feel good' series
Plus All Creatures Great & Small , with Seigfried getting his own back on the Colonel, & being gently persued by Diana Brompton
Is it too much to think that Mrs Hall will find happiness?
It's a wonderful 'feel good' series
Richard A Thackeray
Legendary Member
fossyant
Ride It Like You Stole It!
On my to watch list - enjoyed the Japanese one set in Tokyo - players had to complete challenges and survive.
