Ripper Street Axed

[Prince Monolulu]

Just really enjoyed Epis. 1& 2 of Series 3...very good with a layered storyline and a few unanswered questions. Better than S2 thus far.

 

[Garage_Doors]

Just really enjoyed Epis. 1& 2 of Series 3...very good with a layered storyline and a few unanswered questions. Better than S2 thus far.

How do you get to subscribe to the channel its on?

 

[sten_super]

How do you get to subscribe to the channel its on?

It's on Amazon Prime Video (formerly known as Lovefilm). Not sure if you can still get one of the old-school Lovefilm subscriptions (which we still have) but if not then you need to pay £79 a year to Amazon to be a Prime member - you get free one-day shipping plus the streaming film/TV stuff thrown in.

 

[seagullsovergrimsby]

Series 3 will be shown on BBC during 2015 but the episodes will be edited to fit the programming schedule and remove exclusive scenes only shown on APV

 

[timco]

Or you can illegally download.....I am told!

 

[Prince Monolulu]

Series 3 will be shown on BBC during 2015 but the episodes will be edited to fit the programming schedule and remove exclusive scenes only shown on APV

Indeed, Ep. 1 was 1hr 6 mins or so and Ep. 2 1 hr 8 mins or so so will need to be cut for the 'hour' slot.

 

[Garage_Doors]

It's on Amazon Prime Video (formerly known as Lovefilm). Not sure if you can still get one of the old-school Lovefilm subscriptions (which we still have) but if not then you need to pay £79 a year to Amazon to be a Prime member - you get free one-day shipping plus the streaming film/TV stuff thrown in.

Ok thanks, not a lot of good to be i'm afraid, I think i'm the only person who has not ever purchased anything from Amazon.

 

[Nibble]

To be honest, I suspect this documentary has been axed as it seemed to almost glorify this horrendous area of London, where there seemed to be a lot of crime going on. Perhaps the police objected to the show on the grounds that it didn't show them in a very good light, as the crime rate didn't really seem to be improving at all?

Program's don't get axed because of their content. They get axed because of viewing figures. For a documentary filmed in the 1800's it's remarkably good quality.