Gregory's Girl has been added to IPlayer - still so funny.
Also, Queen of Katwee, a great film for most of the family.
Also, Queen of Katwee, a great film for most of the family.
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BBC Sounds - Bunkbeds. A really great series. Hard to explain but everyone I have recommended it to has been hooked.
KeegansHairPiece
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Given there is a big US trial on, OJ Simpson - a 2 part Storyville documentary is a very engaging watch.
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I envy those who haven't seen it, now's your chance to see one of the very best.
The Killing is, imho, up there with The Bridge and Spiral.
Series 1 consists of 20 episodes over 20 days. Troels Hartmann, a politician, is in the midst of a hard-fought mayoral campaign when evidence links him to the murder. The girl’s family and friends struggle to cope with their loss. Suspect upon suspect is sought out as violence and political pressures cast their shadows over the hunt for the killer.
Brilliant TV, on Four from 1st May.
You won't regret it.
The Killing is, imho, up there with The Bridge and Spiral.
Series 1 consists of 20 episodes over 20 days. Troels Hartmann, a politician, is in the midst of a hard-fought mayoral campaign when evidence links him to the murder. The girl’s family and friends struggle to cope with their loss. Suspect upon suspect is sought out as violence and political pressures cast their shadows over the hunt for the killer.
Brilliant TV, on Four from 1st May.
You won't regret it.
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Series 3 of the (revamped) thriller Den som Dræber (Danish) appears on BBC 4 this Saturday.
Series 1, with the gorgeous Laura Bach, is well worth a view if you can find it.
Series 1, with the gorgeous Laura Bach, is well worth a view if you can find it.
HantsSeagull
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The Mystery of DB Cooper - sorry if already mentioned but well worth a watch
also Spiral if i havent already mentioned it myself!
also Spiral if i havent already mentioned it myself!
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From the makers of Line of Duty (well we need something to replace it), with a good cast including DS Arnott and Suranne Jones.
Looks well worth a plug, hope it doesn't sink without trace.
Looks well worth a plug, hope it doesn't sink without trace.
Westworld is in the film section - noice.
Charlies Shinpad
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Obviously a few of us Bubble heads on here will be watching and ready to pull it apart at every chance
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Cheeky Monkey
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OMFG. Emma’s dad in Bates Motel, played by Scouse thespian Ian Harte (not BHA Ian) in S1 is in S3 played by the guy who played the Eastern European psycho in Limitless the film. Awful bit of miscasting. Bring back Hartey!
banjo
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Just started watching Silent Witness.
KeegansHairPiece
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banjo
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Fair bit of catch-up to play with there.
I can’t believe I’ve missed it for so long.
Jnr's gonna be all over this like a rash, oblivious of the track record of British TV comedies moving to the big screen:-
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vegster
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So, by the sound of it he doesn't get to have to solve and clean up any of the local Cosa Nostra dispatches? No walling up, no woodchipper jobs and no " Swimming with The Fishes "? .. He wouldn't last long at that, a small bomb under his Fiat 127, show cancelled after 4 episodes!
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Just managed to watch The Hunt for a Killer.
BBC Four has acquired Swedish series, The Hunt For A Killer (Jakten på en mördare), based on a real-life crime.
Set to transmit later this summer, the six-part series is set in the Swedish region of Skåne in the late 1980s and revolves around the real-life disappearance and subsequent murder of a 10 year-old girl. It follows the 16-year investigation into the murder and the determination of the local police force to solve the case.
Sue Deeks, Head of Programme Acquisition, BBC, says: “‘The Hunt For A Killer is a chilling, authentic and evocative true crime drama that BBC viewers will find completely absorbing.”
I enjoyed it, although several elements are quite disturbing.
BBC Four has acquired Swedish series, The Hunt For A Killer (Jakten på en mördare), based on a real-life crime.
Set to transmit later this summer, the six-part series is set in the Swedish region of Skåne in the late 1980s and revolves around the real-life disappearance and subsequent murder of a 10 year-old girl. It follows the 16-year investigation into the murder and the determination of the local police force to solve the case.
Sue Deeks, Head of Programme Acquisition, BBC, says: “‘The Hunt For A Killer is a chilling, authentic and evocative true crime drama that BBC viewers will find completely absorbing.”
I enjoyed it, although several elements are quite disturbing.
An unbelievable omission from you.
I watched the Tonya Harding Storyville with Jnr, tonight.
He huffed and puffed about ice-skating.
Stared at his phone, for the first 20 minutes.
At which point the calendar clicked over to 06.01.94, and I said:-
'now watch this'.
Within 5 minutes he was absolutely riveted to the screen and for the rest of the film, hes now eager to watch I Tonya.
Now that's good storytelling.
banjo
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For something chilled out and relaxing to watch. My canal journeys.