What TV are you watching?

[T4tomo]

Until I Kill You - I'm not usually a huge fan of Anna Maxwell Martin, but she was superb in this, as was Shaun Evans. The documentary that followed (it was based on a true story) was fascinating too.

yes enjoyed that, but not watched Docu yet. Really well executed all round.

 

[T4tomo]

Like that dreadful film about Def Leppard, but in reverse?

what the drummer gains an extra limb?

 

[MichaelW2]

Shooter. Based on the movie and surprisingly not too bad.

 

[Electric_Andy]

We watched "Heat" on Channel 5 the other night. A drama set in Australia with Danny Dyer. Quite a good story and quite an extreme twist at the end. Enjoyed it (even though IMDB only gave it 5.3/10)

 

[matticus]

Until I Kill You - I'm not usually a huge fan of Anna Maxwell Martin, but she was superb in this, as was Shaun Evans. The documentary that followed (it was based on a true story) was fascinating too.

We finished watching last night. Blimey, what a ride. Unlike any other violent-nutter-abuses-women drama I've ever seen. No way would it have worked if we hadn't known it was a true story. Rivetting and uncomfortable throughout.
And equally I would have turned off the documentary after 8minutes if I hadn't already watched the "Drama" version - it's such a grim story, I hate watching that stuff! But it was really cool to know that oddball Delia WAS like that, and all the weird stuff did actually happen.

Amazing telly, hats off to whoever thought it would work

 

[Adam4868]

Rivals...
It's so bad it's good...easy,binge watchable and some great 80s music !
Thought I'd hate this but ended up having to admit I thought it was a great watch,bit cringe in parts watching it with my daughter but both of us loved it,partner did as well but she just doesn't want to admit it yet 😁

 

[sheddy]

Recommend a new UK sit com please - on a free to air channel

 

[Badger_Boom]

We watched a repeat of the first episode of Motherland last night. I'd forgotten how good it was, and also that following the storyline actually made me fell stressed out while also making me laugh out loud.

 

[Legs]

Enjoying Moonflower Murders with the always-brilliant Lesley Manville. I read it back at Eastertime and haven't forgotten much of the storyline, but that doesn't spoil it. The preceding series Magpie Murders is also back on iPlayer and is worth watching first, if you haven't already.

 

[Adam4868]

Bad Sisters second season....two episodes in and so far so good.

 

[MontyVeda]

gonna have a look at Until I Kill You and Moonflower Murders, the latter i figured wasn't my cup of tea until Legs said it was a sequel to Magpie Murders, which i think i enjoyed.

Currently watching series two of Wolf Creek... Mick is one hell of an antagonist!

 

[Drago]

Landman. Its off to a good murdery and slightly explodey start.

 

[Adam4868]

After the Party
Two episodes in on this drama set in New Zealand,so far so good.

 

[lazybloke]

I like 24 hrs in A&E, and similar programmes.

Some amazing nhs staff on "Ambulance" earlier this evening (beeb1, i think)

 

[cougie uk]

Most of the first series of Temple - it's a teeny bit far fetched - especially the kidney transplant but OK.
Not as good as The Jackal.