What TV are you watching?
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wiggydiggy
Legendary Member
Just started Life on Mars.
Never seen it and can't believe its 20 years old next year, if I'd left it any longer there would be as longer between me and it as there is between it and the time it is set in (or is it.....
). Good so far and think I'll enjoy this.
Never seen it and can't believe its 20 years old next year, if I'd left it any longer there would be as longer between me and it as there is between it and the time it is set in (or is it.....
). Good so far and think I'll enjoy this.Electric_Andy
Heavy Metal Fan
- Location
- Plymouth
Watched "The Castaways" last night - only a 5 part mini series (50 min episodes) but it did cover quite a bit of ground. If you liked "Lost" then this could be for you, but obviously it gets to the point and fairly quickly rounds it up, unlike Lost.
Sheridan Smith plays a good role. The ending is a bit silly but it does tie everthing up nicely.
IMDb give it a 5.8 but I'd give it a 6.4
Sheridan Smith plays a good role. The ending is a bit silly but it does tie everthing up nicely.
IMDb give it a 5.8 but I'd give it a 6.4
Electric_Andy
Heavy Metal Fan
- Location
- Plymouth
I had that with "The last man on Earth". The first 1 (or was it 2?) series were excellent. Then I learned that the next series had been cancelled.
Love and Hate on ITV X the 1st episode is from 2010, it's an Irish gangster series set in Dublin.
https://g.co/kgs/w6T6zmf
https://g.co/kgs/w6T6zmf
Cathryn
Legendary Member
- Location
- Marlborough, Wiltshire
Traitors final tonight! Very excited!
SteveO69
Well-Known Member
- Location
- S.W. London / Surrey
Bloody Mary with Lucy Worsley.
Strangely attractive, (Lucy, not Mary).
What? Just me then?
Strangely attractive, (Lucy, not Mary).
What? Just me then?
Marchrider
Über Member
we have just watched that tonight as well
and yes I sort of quite fancy her too, although when I pointed this out to my wife she wondered if my feelings was some sort of throw back to watching the magic Roundabout, as Lucy reminded her of Florence with her big boots, from that very program
but back to the program - they were seriously weird times, in the 1530s Henry 8th was outlawing catholics and burning nuneries, 1550s it was his daughter mary burning the protestants, then by 1560 his other daughter liz was back to burning the catholics
Sundays must of been very traumatic days - bit of a lottery, go to the wrong church and get burnt at the stake
some family
and then did James I or was it the IV arrive on the scene and started burning random women for being witches
there was a lot of burning went on, no wonder the climate has changed
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lazybloke
Ginger biscuits and cheddar
- Location
- Leafy Surrey
The trouble with a great concept, is that often there's diminishing appeal with each subsequent series.
Holy moly, not with Traitors Series 3; that was AWESOME!
Not just you, Lucy is lovely.
She's the kind of girl you'd happily take home to meet your mum, then say, 'we're just off to my room to, err, play some records.' 😂
Cathryn
Legendary Member
- Location
- Marlborough, Wiltshire
It really was!!
MontyVeda
a short-tempered ill-controlled small-minded troll
- Location
- Lancaster... the little city.
I'm halfway through The Penguin, a backstory to one of Batman's most villainous foes. I still can't believe it's Collin Farrell playing him. Whilst it's an enjoyable story about gangsters vs gangsters... it really doesn't feel like it's all happening in Gotham City. Only the scenes in Arkham Asylum seem to belong in Batman's world... the rest is just too normal, which is letting it down.
I quite fancy watching that but my favourite Penguin backstory so far is Robin Lord Taylor's version in Gotham.
