What TV are you watching?

[Paulus]

The new series of the The Bridge. This one seems a bit darker as one of the main characters is a bit off the rails, continuing on from the last series.

 

[Richard A Thackeray]

(Tuesdays) Gotham, when I got home later that night


Last night (home from work, & sorted out by 21:00, watched partially with daughter, the Davina McCall programmes from Leeds General Infirmary A&E.
It was nice to see faces who had left us & moved on to Leeds

'JT' (Jonathon Thonley; Consultant)
Ian (short light brown hair, silver frame glasses)
'MJ' (Consultant seen examining the dislocated shoulder guy)
Sarah Davey
Paul Onion (gingery hair, glasses, 'short tongued' - as the old expression went)

A few Paramedics too

 

[NorthernDave]

(Tuesdays) Gotham, when I got home later that night


Last night (home from work, & sorted out by 21:00, watched partially with daughter, the Davina McCall programmes from Leeds General Infirmary A&E.
It was nice to see faces who had left us & moved on to Leeds

'JT' (Jonathon Thonley; Consultant)
Ian (short light brown hair, silver frame glasses)
'MJ' (Consultant seen examining the dislocated shoulder guy)
Sarah Davey
Paul Onion (gingery hair, glasses, 'short tongued' - as the old expression went)

A few Paramedics too

Small world, Mrs ND used to work with one of the paramedics who featured quite heavily last night.

 

[Leaway2]

Top of the lake (Netflix). A good performance by Elizabeth Moss. Stunning New Zealand scenery, so much so that perhaps there was too much moody gazing that it was at times a bit stilted. I watched the second series first, so this made sense of that .

 

[kevin_cambs_uk]

Missions the French sci fi drama
Very good

 

[MontyVeda]

Being a sucker for old kid's TV shows, I've been watching Parallax (2004 Au) over the last few months. Concealed gates connect parallel worlds and a group of kids are popping in and out of them. Absolutely preposterous, utterly daft and lots of fun... only three episodes to go, then I'll have to find something else to fit my tiny mind.

 

[MontyVeda]

Missions the French sci fi drama
Very good

this might fit the bill

 

[Richard A Thackeray]

Last night, when I got home from work & was sorted out, the days Giro stage (highlights) & the 'on the road show' about Crouch Recovery

http://www.channel5.com/show/trucking-hell/
http://www.crouchrecovery.co.uk/


They have a lot of nice equipment, & lots of older trucks that appear for sale every so often, such as the Contractor, and Borderer listed here
http://www.crouchmilitarysales.co.uk/

 

[LeetleGreyCells]

Lucifer. Great series based on Neil Gaiman’s graphic novels. Gutted it’s been cancelled. Hope they pull a ‘revival on new network’.

 

[NorthernDave]

Bulletproof on $ky One.

Buddy cop show set in that there London, starring Noel Clark and Ashley Walters.

Far, far better than I've just made it sound, great interplay between the two leads.

 

[LeetleGreyCells]

Bulletproof on $ky One.

Buddy cop show set in that there London, starring Noel Clark and Ashley Walters.

Far, far better than I've just made it sound, great interplay between the two leads.

Is Noel Clarke the one who played Mickey in Doctor Who? His name rings a bell.

 

[NorthernDave]

Is Noel Clarke the one who played Mickey in Doctor Who? His name rings a bell.

That's the fella - a seriously talented guy if you look at his back catalogue.

 

[midlife]

Is Noel Clarke the one who played Mickey in Doctor Who? His name rings a bell.

Yup, think so....

 

[LeetleGreyCells]

That's the fella - a seriously talented guy if you look at his back catalogue.

I’ll have a look on IMDb.

 

[gbb]

Just watched the first two episodes of Mars on National Geographic, but I don't think I'll bother with the rest. What did catch my attention was the use of Solarstorm X2 bike lights...
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Just watching Mars via Netflix at the moment. On episode 3, seen better but definitely seen worse. I laughed inside when I saw those lights.