Re: Goggle box- anything worth watching on TV?
Originally Posted by BristolUK
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Just watched part 2 on iPlayer.
I might wait for it to complete and then binge watch. What with these backwards segments it's a little more difficult to keep track waiting a week before going backwards again. :rofl: |
Re: Goggle box- anything worth watching on TV?
Originally Posted by magnumpi
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Tin Star, Tim Roth series, filmed in Alberta of all places. Mixed reviews from bad to good so we see, watching first 2 episodes and will go from there:@)
He is a British cop immigrant living in Little Bear BC who is now the town Cheif How were the first 2 episodes? |
Re: Goggle box- anything worth watching on TV?
Originally Posted by Almost Canadian
(Post 12341494)
Lots of it was filmed in and around High River. When doing so, the crew used to store their vehicles on my friend's acreage. During filming, the streets in the town of High River had facades over all of the shop fronts to give it the impression the series wanted.
How were the first 2 episodes? |
Re: Goggle box- anything worth watching on TV?
Just started another 'Snowy' series tonight. (Did I mention the excellent Icelandic series Trapped? ;))
Glacé or Frozen Dead. Takes place in the French Pyrenees. I think I should focus on the snowy, frigid landscape stuff now and look for something warmer come winter. :lol: https://images-na.ssl-images-amazon....82,268_AL_.jpg |
Re: Goggle box- anything worth watching on TV?
I watched the first 10 episodes of the Spanish drama "I know who you are" (Sé Quién Eres) on BBC4. Lots of yelling and plot twists. I'm waiting for the last 5 episodes to be made available.
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Re: Goggle box- anything worth watching on TV?
On You Tube, making kids go and do errands in japan, wow !!! how long would these people get Jail time for in Liberal Canada !!!
I remember when I used to go the shops and picked up my mums fags |
Re: Goggle box- anything worth watching on TV?
A trailer for this 6 part series. It's listed on Netflix but not actually there. I guess that means it's on the way.
Don't be fooled...it's not zombies or anything to do with the undead. :lol: |
Re: Goggle box- anything worth watching on TV?
Just started The Midnight Sun. Seen first two parts.
Swedish/French but the Swedes and French that don't understand each other's languages speak English. Episode one off to a flyer with a couple of bizarre deaths. https://www.discshop.se/img/front_la...sol_3_disc.jpg |
Re: Goggle box- anything worth watching on TV?
Originally Posted by BristolUK
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Is that anything to do with you having the brain of Abby someone? :rofl:
Classic Mel Brookes. He was on Jonathon Ross on Saturday btw. |
Re: Goggle box- anything worth watching on TV?
Started Handmaids Tale. Very good 1st part.
Huang's World on youtube for HD travel/food programme lovers and also United Shades of America also you can find 720p versions on youtube. |
Re: Goggle box- anything worth watching on TV?
Midnight Sun proving even better by the episode. Just two left but had to watch Rellik part 3 on iPlayer just now.
Did anyone see the latest Star Trek spin off Sunday night? |
Re: Goggle box- anything worth watching on TV?
Originally Posted by BristolUK
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Did anyone see the latest Star Trek spin off Sunday night? |
Re: Goggle box- anything worth watching on TV?
Originally Posted by bats
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...I'm irritated by Sarek not being Sarek
that they have technology that "later" Star Trek series don't. |
Re: Goggle box- anything worth watching on TV?
People were right...Ozark is pretty good too. Just done part 7.
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Re: Goggle box- anything worth watching on TV?
Because I'm behind the times I've just finished Narco's and Peaky Blinders. Narco's is good but requires commitment in watching subtitles - no looking twitter whilst the show plays i the background and keeping up! Plus side is you learn a lot of Colombian Spanish swear words:-)
Watched the first of the new Star Trek. Bit meh if you ask me as the world has moved on. (I must give another plug for The Expanse which sets the bar for sci fi now imho). Plus in the age of iPhones don't communicators look rather quaint and outdated?! |
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