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Thanks to iplayer I've got addicted to a comedy called 'The Kahns' about a Pakistani family from the Birmingham and 'Who do you think you are?' a show traces the genealogy of famous people, really interesting if you like family history stuff.
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Quick heads up. There's a new series of Grand Designs starting on the 12th.
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A Touch of Cloth, that two parter by Charlie Brooker....so very weird, little OTT in parts, but quite amusing all the same and worth a punt if you like his stuff.
First episode of Trollied was okay, but felt a little flat and cold compared to the last series, hoping it warms up again. |
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Originally Posted by Montfan72
(Post 10259114)
Thanks to iplayer I've got addicted to a comedy called 'The Kahns' about a Pakistani family from the Birmingham...
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Originally Posted by Bob
(Post 10260606)
I've read some mixed reviews on that and a lot of people saying it's really bad...so don't know what to think...probably will give it a go, but with so many new shows starting, hard to find the time to bother....hope it gets a few episodes to warm up though.
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Doctor Who is back, whoop!
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Originally Posted by Montfan72
(Post 10260643)
Haha, yes it is a bit cheesy but it's so different to anything on over here sitcom wise, I did get sucked in for an hour.
The mosque chap was the waster son from that dentist show, which threw me a little :D |
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Also, I've just started watching Parade's End, which is an Edwardian period drama. Plus Who do you think you are? is back on, as is Casualty.
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Originally Posted by taffie77
(Post 10260764)
Also, I've just started watching Parade's End, which is an Edwardian period drama. Plus Who do you think you are? is back on, as is Casualty.
Thought the last episode of The Last Weekend was a little strange. Mother's Son looks interesting...is showing tomorrow and Tuesday. What's her face from Spooks is in it. |
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Originally Posted by Jerseygirl
(Post 10260766)
I started to watch Parade's End but I kept thinking that guy shouldn't be in this because he's Sherlock Holmes. :D
Thought the last episode of The Last Weekend was a little strange. Mother's Son looks interesting...is showing tomorrow and Tuesday. What's her face from Spooks is in it. |
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Parade's End looks like it might be a rehashing of Downtown Abbey maybe?
Netflix has the 5th season of Doc Martin which I love. |
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Originally Posted by Bob
(Post 10260757)
We ended up watching it this evening....wasn't to impressed with it, just thought the main character and daughter were really irritating...but there was a few amusing moments.
The mosque chap was the waster son from that dentist show, which threw me a little :D |
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Originally Posted by taffie77
(Post 10260764)
Also, I've just started watching Parade's End, which is an Edwardian period drama. Plus Who do you think you are? is back on, as is Casualty.
Originally Posted by Montfan72
(Post 10261439)
Parade's End looks like it might be a rehashing of Downtown Abbey maybe?
Netflix has the 5th season of Doc Martin which I love. I didn't really rate the first episode, but we've not got around to watching the second one yet, have it lined up and the previous for it did look better, but the characters just seemed very meh to begin with. |
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Originally Posted by taffie77
(Post 10260781)
is The Last Weekend, and Mother's Son Beeb also? What's her face doesn't narrow it down though :rofl:
Roz from Spooks ...that's her name. |
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Originally Posted by taffie77
(Post 10260781)
is The Last Weekend, and Mother's Son Beeb also? What's her face doesn't narrow it down though :rofl:
Roz from Spooks ...that's her name. |
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