TV Series

[USABlue]

Overall I enjoyed The Office more than P&R, but adore both of them in general.

I'd actually put It's Always Sunny In Philadelphia into the same category as well. Recently just finished all 14 seasons on Netflix and absolutely love it - gets better and better as it goes on.

It's always sunny is incredible

 

[USABlue]

Still love Ted Lasso

 

[Ducans elbow]

Still love Ted Lasso

Was a bit adamant about watching it, on sixth episode and it’s quite good,

 

[Nymzee]

Still love Ted Lasso

I feel like something dark is on the horizon with Beard.

 

[Davidoff]

The Hunt For A Killer, iPlayer, Swedish police investigation drama based on a series of real-life murders between 1989-2004. It’s done almost documentary style, and just focusses on the investigations from the detectives point of view, and the challenges they face, including nonsensical bureaucracy. It’s grim and matter of fact, but very compelling and well made

 

[Spadge Vernacular]

The North Water looks like it's going to be good. The first episode was on BBC 2 last night but it looks like all episodes are on iPlayer.

BBC Two - The North Water, Series 1, Episode 1

Hull, 1859. Patrick Sumner joins a ship bound for the Arctic with a killer on board.

www.bbc.co.uk

 

[COYBL25]

The North Water looks like it's going to be good. The first episode was on BBC 2 last night but it looks like all episodes are on iPlayer.

BBC Two - The North Water, Series 1, Episode 1

Hull, 1859. Patrick Sumner joins a ship bound for the Arctic with a killer on board.

www.bbc.co.uk

Colin Farrell is magnificent in it and that’s something I never thought I’d ever say.

He is an inspired bit of casting.

 

[Terrarian]

The US version of The Bridge, I can't get into it having seen the Swedish/Danish version though

 

[Terrarian]

Also found Underbelly on Amazon, weirdly all but season 4 is there and I can't find a reason why, anyone have a clue, great is underbelly.

 

[tommytowne]

The North Water looks like it's going to be good. The first episode was on BBC 2 last night but it looks like all episodes are on iPlayer.

BBC Two - The North Water, Series 1, Episode 1

Hull, 1859. Patrick Sumner joins a ship bound for the Arctic with a killer on board.

www.bbc.co.uk

Surprised it got past the over sensitive BBC guardians with those scenes towards the end on the ice pack.
Some of the scenes filmed in Hull's old town. The city had a big connection to the whaling industry.

 

[milto]

Has anyone watched the Twelve Monkeys tv series? I think there was 4 seasons of it.

Any good?

 

[COYBL25]

Surprised it got past the over sensitive BBC guardians with those scenes towards the end on the ice pack.
Some of the scenes filmed in Hull's old town. The city had a big connection to the whaling industry.

That surprised me too, which could be why it started at the rather odd time of 9.30pm, post watershed, rather than the usual 8pm or 9pm.

The cinematography, is very similar to the excellent adaptation of the Terror.

 

[tommytowne]

That surprised me too, which could be why it started at the rather odd time of 9.30pm, post watershed, rather than the usual 8pm or 9pm.

The cinematography, is very similar to the excellent adaptation of the Terror.

You couldn't help but seeing the similarities between the two. This will keep me watching on account of that.

 

[USABlue]

Was a bit adamant about watching it, on sixth episode and it’s quite good,

It took me six months of convincing my sister to watch it and now she loves it

 

[USABlue]

I feel like something dark is on the horizon with Beard.

Definitely