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Re: GOOD TV

Posted: 06 Mar 2019, 09:34
by PanBiker
I believe that is already in the pipeline.

Re: GOOD TV

Posted: 07 Mar 2019, 03:30
by Stanley
Good Ian, thanks for that news. I watched the last of the series last night. Very good series.... Jimmy Perez and the new one last night are still in store...

Re: GOOD TV

Posted: 07 Mar 2019, 09:02
by PanBiker
I saw one of those multi future drama teasers a few weeks ago, the ones that have about 3 seconds of each, fairly sure I saw a glimpse.

Re: GOOD TV

Posted: 08 Mar 2019, 04:48
by Stanley
Now you mention it I think I too saw a glimpse of it.
Shetland was good and the new Richard Geere drama looks OK but takes a bit of getting into.....

Re: GOOD TV

Posted: 08 Mar 2019, 13:07
by Tripps
Stumbled across a new (to me?) channel on Freesat Ch 108 BBC Scotland . Watched 'Still Game' - a rather black comedy with sometimes impenetrable accents. The Sikh shopkeeper used the word 'persiflage. Nice feeling to think I was perhaps the only person to know what it meant. Thanks Tizer.:smile:

Re: GOOD TV

Posted: 09 Mar 2019, 01:03
by Big Kev
Tripps wrote: 08 Mar 2019, 13:07 Stumbled across a new (to me?) channel on Freesat Ch 108 BBC Scotland .
It came on line last week so it's new to quite a few...

Re: GOOD TV

Posted: 09 Mar 2019, 12:34
by Tizer
Tripps wrote: 08 Mar 2019, 13:07 Thanks Tizer.:smile:
You're welcome! :smile:

Re: GOOD TV

Posted: 09 Mar 2019, 23:13
by Big Kev
Just binge watched Prime Suspect 1973 on Netflix, very good.

Re: GOOD TV

Posted: 10 Mar 2019, 18:13
by Big Kev
Watched the first two episodes of Baptiste this afternoon, very intriguing. There's also some great location shots of Amsterdam, it's been a few years since I've been there but it brought back some great memories. Me an P did a midnight walk around the red light district and found it to be fascinating.

Re: GOOD TV

Posted: 11 Mar 2019, 03:31
by Stanley
Same here in Utrecht..... Floating cabins also.....

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I saved Baptiste until an earlier view tonight. By 9PM I am falling asleep!

Re: GOOD TV

Posted: 12 Mar 2019, 08:41
by Big Kev
We are now up to date with Baptiste, lots of twists and turns going on :-)

Re: GOOD TV

Posted: 13 Mar 2019, 03:52
by Stanley
You can say that again! I saved Jimmy as usual, I shall enjoy him this evening.
Did you pick up the news item yesterday that the original stage prop door that triggered Larry Grayson's famous catch phrase, 'Shut that Door!', has been rediscovered during building operations and has been saved?

Re: GOOD TV

Posted: 13 Mar 2019, 10:41
by Big Kev
Stanley wrote: 13 Mar 2019, 03:52 Did you pick up the news item yesterday that the original stage prop door that triggered Larry Grayson's famous catch phrase, 'Shut that Door!', has been rediscovered during building operations and has been saved?
I did, I like snippets like that :-)

Re: GOOD TV

Posted: 13 Mar 2019, 13:09
by Tripps
Having been tantalised by various snips from 'Derry Girls' especially the character Sister Michael. I tried it last night. Well - the excerpts are better than the whole thing, and despite a keen interest in local accents and dialect, I found it quite unintelligible for a lot of the time.

My slowly deteriorating hearing is probably also partly responsible for that. :smile:

Re: GOOD TV

Posted: 14 Mar 2019, 03:39
by Stanley
So do I Kev!
Watched Shetland last night, riveting.....
I have the same trouble David.....

Re: GOOD TV

Posted: 14 Mar 2019, 08:26
by Gloria
We've been watching Cheat, excellent, last one tonight.

Re: GOOD TV

Posted: 15 Mar 2019, 04:07
by Stanley
I'm trying to understand Mother Father Son. Strange jumble of flash backs, arguments and rampant sex. Richard Geere is the only one of the three who hasn't had a romp...... Feel as though I must stick to it now to see if I can finally understand it....

Re: GOOD TV

Posted: 15 Mar 2019, 08:38
by Gloria
We gave up on fathermotherson after the first one.
Last one of Cheat last night was good, and I think it's left it open for another one.

Re: GOOD TV

Posted: 16 Mar 2019, 04:03
by Stanley
I nearly did that Gloria, I don't know what made me stay.
Last night I watched a very strange programme on iPlayer, BBC Four called 'Arcadia'. Just a series of images and strangely compelling. I think I got the gist!
It's that time of year again and today is Qualifying for the Melbourne GP at noon on Channel 4. I think I shall have to watch it......

Re: GOOD TV

Posted: 17 Mar 2019, 13:16
by Tripps
I stumbled across this last evening.Race around the world
It's something different - I kept thinking Anneka Rice should be in it. :smile: I enjoyed it.

They went through Baku - which I knew was in Azerbaijan and the birth place of former world chess champion Gary Kasparov, but seeing the architecture of the city was not at all what I expected. Seems the whole city is 92 feet below sea level. Not a lot of people know that. :smile:

Re: GOOD TV

Posted: 19 Mar 2019, 06:24
by Stanley
Watched Baptiste on catch-up. It gets darker every week!

Re: GOOD TV

Posted: 19 Mar 2019, 09:01
by Gloria
I've really enjoyed Baptiste, it's soon got to the last one.

Re: GOOD TV

Posted: 20 Mar 2019, 03:45
by Stanley
Basically I agree Gloria but it's depressing because these things actually happen, funnily enough it's the basic theme behind Shetland as well. (I will watch that on catch up this evening when I am properly awake!)

Re: GOOD TV

Posted: 21 Mar 2019, 05:00
by Stanley
Shetlands was good! I left Mother Father Son for tonight. Excoriating review of the series in Private Eye yesterday and I tend to agree with much of what they say. The verdict was 'Netflix light'!

Re: GOOD TV

Posted: 21 Mar 2019, 07:18
by Wendyf
We caught up with Shetland last night too, I'm glad it ended well...... I didn't take to Alice and hope that somewhere in Fiction Land she disappears from Jimmy's life! :laugh5: