wiggydiggy
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Libertines new single is on the Radio 2 playlist ATM Give them another 10 years and they'll be the new Quo lol
What TV are you watching?
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Libertines new single is on the Radio 2 playlist ATM Give them another 10 years and they'll be the new Quo lol
Not sure if you mean that specifically as the story does (sort of) end with 2 episodes to go. That is, one knows the outcome. Those last 2 episodes fill it some useful, and much needed, info - not that they answer all questions. It's one of those programs where it's best not to think too much about it - as it'll do your head in! You've got to just 'let it lie'
Thanks for the pointer. I started with this one last night. It's okay, watchable certainly, though some of the plot and motivation has me thinking 'um, why??' Usually it's a bit of a death knell when I start thinking like that but we'll see. I'm content to look at the landscape, wooden houses and verandas.... all very nostalgic for me.
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Electric_Andy
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I didn't like it. Too complicated for me, and the flips between time periods I find annoying (in films too)
Profpointy
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We enjoyed it on balance, but it did get very silly and a bit cliched in the end. Worth it for the journey and acting though, even if ultimately none of the conspiracy plot made any sense at all
Mrs M
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Been binge watching Shetland, love it (and DIPerez) 😘
GuyBoden
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cougie uk
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I listened to that in 2020. Absolutely shocking.
Will catch up on the newest 4 2023 episodes- thanks !
gbb
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On Netflix, Unknown, Cave of Bones.
The discovery of the Homo Naledi, humanoid bones deep deep in caves in South Africa. Seemingly inconceivable the lengths they went to 250,000 years ago to bury their dead.
Really quite good
The discovery of the Homo Naledi, humanoid bones deep deep in caves in South Africa. Seemingly inconceivable the lengths they went to 250,000 years ago to bury their dead.
Really quite good
ebikeerwidnes
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I remember reading about this years ago
Weird thoough it may sound- there is a trade newspaper for IT professionals - i.e. programmers, system analysts and the like not just "a bloke who knows about computers - called Computer Weelkly
I used to get it for free as a professional programmer
They got several awards for investigative journalism - beating big Nationals such as the Telegraph or Daily Mail
One was this Post Office stuff
I read articles about it for several weeks running - being mostly for IT people it went into details about what happened and what the tried to get away with
This stated the whole scandal off - but it was several years before it all came out and the company was forced to admit that it knew about the faults all along and just let the victims lives be destroyed rather than have the company profits and share price be affacted
Personally I think some of them should be tried for manslaughter and chucked in jail
anyway - I would think it is worth listening to!
T4tomo
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Yes we watched 1st episode last night. Very good, quite a quirky style, like a mix of Tarantino and Fargo.
Also enjoying Three Little Birds on ITV X
cyberknight
As long as I breathe, I attack.
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I plan to watch it as a villain is played by the guy out of baptiste which I liked
Adam4868
Guru
Loved him in the original The Missing....thought that was some of the best TV I've watched.Never got it until the final episode 😮
GuyBoden
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As a Software Engineer myself, that's exactly where I remember reading about the scandal first.
