BBC iPlayer Recommendations?

[Greavsey]

Well worth a watch.

The underlying fascist group, the attacks on Jews and its leaders really did exist in 1962.

Disgusting traitors who revered Hitler and Himmler, just 17 years are countless numbers of Brits had died at their hands.

Yep, a reminder to always stamp down early on all racists including antisemites. Words become attacks.

Yes really enjoyed it. And as an added bonus the author of the novel that is adapted from, Jo Bloom, is a Brighton resident.

 

[schmunk]

Yes really enjoyed it. And as an added bonus the author of the novel that is adapted from, Jo Bloom, is a Brighton resident.

Any relation to Tony?

 

[Insel affe]

Ridley Road is well worth a watch if only to remind us that fascism has never gone away it’s just like a virus it just keeps evolving and we all need to be on our guard to call it out whenever we see it

I have just watched the first three episodes and it is excellent, some good acting in it by Danny Sykes I love his character and also Eddie Marson and it is really sad to hear he has had anti-Semitic abuse for playing a Jewish character...

Just proves it never goes away.

 

[The Clamp]

The criminally underrated detective drama, Shetland is back on the beeb. Love this.

 

[Is it PotG?]

The Outlaws.

Enjoyed that.

Some real laugh out loud bits.

Promising.

 

[Rambo]

The Outlaws.

Enjoyed that.

Some real laugh out loud bits.

Promising.

It was really very good.

Christopher f in Walken!

 

[Dick Knights Mumm]

Yep. Great cast. Well written. Well paced. Funny.

 

[Machiavelli]

Four Hours at the Capitol is a documentary, but it's a gripping view, with most of the footage previously unseen by me at least.

 

[Stat Brother]

The Outlaws.

Stephen Merchant's comedy drama with Christopher Walken.


All rather enjoyable.

 

[heathgate]

Almas Not Normal

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[AmexRuislip]

Available in iplayer now, well worth a gander.

 

[Billy in Bristol]

Available in iplayer now, well worth a gander.

Filmed in Bristol and in my office. See end of Ep 1 and throughout EP 2

 

[Stat Brother]

Filmed in Bristol and in my office. See end of Ep 1 and throughout EP 2

As is The Outlaws.


Still enjoying it.

 

[Si Gull]

Available in iplayer now, well worth a gander.

Just watched the final episode. Thought it was very good overall. Some fine acting, particularly the CPS guy and Talitha. Interesting ending.....

 

[Acker79]

I've just caught up with the first season of 'The Goes Wrong Show'. I've seen season 2 is on iplayer and will be catching up with it.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ssfiElnBoPU

 

[schmunk]

Available in iplayer now, well worth a gander.

Watched 3/5 now - all very enjoyable, with gripping twists and turns and a number of deliciously unlikeable characters.

 

[ArfurW8]

Watched 3/5 now - all very enjoyable, with gripping twists and turns and a number of deliciously unlikeable characters.

I know what you mean,very enjoyable but there wasn't a character that I either liked or cared about.
Thought some of the acting was a bit wooden but watched all 5 so it did its job.

 

[The Clamp]

Impeachment

Dramatisation of the Clinton and Lewinsky affair. Really rather good. Clive Owen plays Clinton. Probably one of two things I’ve seen him in where he surprises himself by being able to act. He’s strangely good in this.

 

[Weststander]

Impeachment

Dramatisation of the Clinton and Lewinsky affair. Really rather good. Clive Owen plays Clinton. Probably one of two things I’ve seen him in where he surprises himself by being able to act. He’s strangely good in this.

I really rate Clive Owen.

But well aware that nsc has always considered him shite.

 

[The Clamp]

I really rate Clive Owen.

But well aware that nsc has always considered him shite.

Has it? I really don’t know but I usually find him wooden and unable to deliver a line with any gravitas. Except for this, Children Of Men and that film from the early 90’s where he’s shagging his sister played the lovely Saskia Reeves.