UK TV Programs
#46
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It does
Also trying to find a comment saying it's turning into an "Enid Blyton romp for adults"
You know what? I could do with a little Enid Blyton in my life right now
http://www.radiotimes.com/episode/r4...-1---episode-1
Also trying to find a comment saying it's turning into an "Enid Blyton romp for adults"
You know what? I could do with a little Enid Blyton in my life right now
#48
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Good to see Michael Angelis (Boys From The Blackstuff/Auf Wiedersehen, Pet).
#50
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So apparently Merlin, is coming back for a 5th series at the end of the month...
Thought it had kind of run its course, but there you go...might give it another punt though as it was a fun, daft show.
Thought it had kind of run its course, but there you go...might give it another punt though as it was a fun, daft show.
#55
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I haven't yet. It has excellent reviews.
"it’s directed, in his British debut, by Birger Larsen, known over here for directing a handful of episodes in the first series of the original Danish drama Forbrydelsen (The Killing), and it bears the “Scandi noir” hallmarks we can all recognise – "
Love the Scandi dramas, so I'm looking forward to watching this
http://www.radiotimes.com/news/2012-...ne-to-watch-it
I agree. Only watched the first episode thus far. Good stuff. Although I too, like JG, find it kind of weird, thinking what the hell is Sherlock Holmes doing in this
"it’s directed, in his British debut, by Birger Larsen, known over here for directing a handful of episodes in the first series of the original Danish drama Forbrydelsen (The Killing), and it bears the “Scandi noir” hallmarks we can all recognise – "
Love the Scandi dramas, so I'm looking forward to watching this
http://www.radiotimes.com/news/2012-...ne-to-watch-it
It's a Ford Maddox Ford novel. The book is a classic, totally brilliant, about the end of an era.
I dont think its an answer to Downton as its more kind of bookish / historical rather than a soap in gorgeous dresses / outfits
I dont think its an answer to Downton as its more kind of bookish / historical rather than a soap in gorgeous dresses / outfits
Last edited by Desdemona; Sep 9th 2012 at 10:27 pm.
#56
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I think I must be the only person, who having see Downton Abbey, thought it was utter crap.
#58
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Have you watched Good Cop yet Desi? Hubby and I can't get over how good it was...best thing we've viewed in ages. I found one particular scene in the first episode to be quite harrowing.
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I think b. Cumberbatch described the latest series as and i quote "*****ing atrocious" but then he's kind of competition with parades end.
#60
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I'm waiting for the hubs to join me in watching it Just in case I find it too scary .... Just kidding. It's the kind of thing he likes too.