UK TV Programs
Apr 2nd 2014 | 9:08 am
#782
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Posts: 341
Re: UK TV Programs
I'm just watching Law & Order UK.
Kills an hour and not a bad watch.
Kills an hour and not a bad watch.
Apr 3rd 2014 | 7:27 am
#784
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Joined: Mar 2012
Posts: 165
From: Kissimmee
Re: UK TV Programs
Can anyone recommend another good foreign detective series as good as The Bridge or The Killing? I'm just getting to the end of Season 2 of The Bridge and I can feel the withdrawal symptoms coming on already.
Apr 3rd 2014 | 12:55 pm
#785
Joined: Dec 2006
Posts: 19,507
Re: UK TV Programs
it was ITV's attempt to get in on the Scandanavian action.
Apr 4th 2014 | 4:07 am
#786
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Joined: Apr 2008
Posts: 19,115
From: Province of Vicenza
Re: UK TV Programs
Hey folks. I'm a grad student studying global media in NYC. I would love to know the ways in which experiencing Broadchurch and other UK TV shows is unique for British expats. Does it make you feel closer to home? How is it connected to your sense of identity as a Brit and to your relationship with British/English culture? Any responses and thoughts would be greatly appreciated!
UK TV shows are unique for British expats
It's UK, we're British. The accent, settings and above all humour, wit and sarcasm is British. Before going any further you should read rule 10.
Apr 5th 2014 | 1:17 pm
#787
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Joined: Aug 2004
Posts: 92,279
From: MA, USA
Re: UK TV Programs
The Trip
Second series, with Steve Cooghan, this time they're having a holiday trip to Italy.
First series was weirdly quite good.
Second series, with Steve Cooghan, this time they're having a holiday trip to Italy.
First series was weirdly quite good.
Apr 5th 2014 | 11:52 pm
#789
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Joined: Jul 2010
Posts: 2,053
From: Scotland, just!
Re: UK TV Programs
The Crimson Field, 6 part drama set in a WW1 French hospital, starts tonight on BBC 1. Meanwhile, Endeavour continues tonight on ITV.
Apr 6th 2014 | 12:13 am
#790
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Re: UK TV Programs
Stewart Lee's Comedy Vehicle.
Best thing on TV right now?
Up there with Charlie Brooker's Screen Wipe.
Best thing on TV right now?
Up there with Charlie Brooker's Screen Wipe.
Apr 8th 2014 | 3:04 pm
#791
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Posts: 92,279
From: MA, USA
Re: UK TV Programs
Anyone catch New Worlds?
It's a sequel to The Devils Whore, from a couple years ago. Charles II era...hitting the US.
It's a sequel to The Devils Whore, from a couple years ago. Charles II era...hitting the US.
Apr 17th 2014 | 2:40 am
#792
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Joined: Jan 2012
Posts: 472
From: CA
Re: UK TV Programs
Undeniable - very good (has this been mentioned?). STV - 2 part. Watch on catch up.
Anyone downloaded the STV player?
Anyone downloaded the STV player?
Apr 17th 2014 | 8:52 pm
#793
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Posts: 12,090
From: Yam Yam land
Re: UK TV Programs
I thought Part 2 was a bit disappointing, lacking is real explanation - I was left think, "But Why?"
Still, it's good drama and one of many programs just recently that shows British TV to be among the best.
I find myself now flipping the channels and whenever I come across a US crime drama, I wonder why they all look like catwalk models. Even the middle-aged men have blow-dried, coiffed hair. Where are the crooked teeth and bad suits?
Apr 18th 2014 | 4:03 am
#794
half a century
Joined: Mar 2008
Posts: 10,222
From: Sarf Lundun to East Van :)
Re: UK TV Programs
I downloaded ITV Player and was befuddled why I couldn't find the program ... then the light bulb went off and I downloaded STV Player. Should have known, living where I do ...
I thought Part 2 was a bit disappointing, lacking is real explanation - I was left think, "But Why?"
Still, it's good drama and one of many programs just recently that shows British TV to be among the best.
I find myself now flipping the channels and whenever I come across a US crime drama, I wonder why they all look like catwalk models. Even the middle-aged men have blow-dried, coiffed hair. Where are the crooked teeth and bad suits?
I thought Part 2 was a bit disappointing, lacking is real explanation - I was left think, "But Why?"
Still, it's good drama and one of many programs just recently that shows British TV to be among the best.
I find myself now flipping the channels and whenever I come across a US crime drama, I wonder why they all look like catwalk models. Even the middle-aged men have blow-dried, coiffed hair. Where are the crooked teeth and bad suits?
Apr 18th 2014 | 6:04 am
#795
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Joined: Jan 2012
Posts: 472
From: CA
Re: UK TV Programs
I downloaded ITV Player and was befuddled why I couldn't find the program ... then the light bulb went off and I downloaded STV Player. Should have known, living where I do ...
I thought Part 2 was a bit disappointing, lacking is real explanation - I was left think, "But Why?"
Still, it's good drama and one of many programs just recently that shows British TV to be among the best.
I find myself now flipping the channels and whenever I come across a US crime drama, I wonder why they all look like catwalk models. Even the middle-aged men have blow-dried, coiffed hair. Where are the crooked teeth and bad suits?
I thought Part 2 was a bit disappointing, lacking is real explanation - I was left think, "But Why?"
Still, it's good drama and one of many programs just recently that shows British TV to be among the best.
I find myself now flipping the channels and whenever I come across a US crime drama, I wonder why they all look like catwalk models. Even the middle-aged men have blow-dried, coiffed hair. Where are the crooked teeth and bad suits?
Question - how did you download STV/ITV player? From an app?
