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  • AFKABartram
    AFKABartram Posts: 58,599
    I generally get an hour an evening to myself to watch a tv programme, and operate a ‘basket of programmes’ where I’ll have 3 or 4 I’ll be alternating simultaneously.

    Current basket of Landman, Yellowstone, Shrinking and Slow Horses is quickly coming to the end. Have enjoyed all of them and get that sad feeling when I know a batch are coming to an end :-(  
    Love all of those. New series of shrinking out next week 
    @laurathered I’m surprised I’ve enjoyed Shrinking so much, given I find Alice and Brian really annoying!

    Finished S2 last night, nice ending. Look forward to seeing where it goes in the new series 
  • New Mackenzie Crook (Small Prophets) released on iplayer today. Have watched 3 of the 6 so far. Very different from the Detectorists, but am sure fans of that will like this.
    Watched the first 4 last night - interesting storyline and an excellent cast. Very gentle comedy and well observed. 
  • HastingsRed
    HastingsRed Posts: 1,732
    Finished Night Manager 2....very good hoping for a series 3.
  • KBslittlesis
    KBslittlesis Posts: 8,883
    Watched the first episode of Small Prophets. Don’t have iplayer so it’s a week by week job for me.
    Love seeing Palin on my telebox he’s just brilliant.
    And I’m getting serious ptsd from my Crayford Homebase years……..
    it really is like that 🫣😫😂😂
  • Clem_Snide
    Clem_Snide Posts: 11,950
    Watched the first episode of Small Prophets. Don’t have iplayer so it’s a week by week job for me.
    Love seeing Palin on my telebox he’s just brilliant.
    And I’m getting serious ptsd from my Crayford Homebase years……..
    it really is like that 🫣😫😂😂
    Is the lack of iPlayer a location thing? If so, a free VPN set to London will sort that out.
  • KBslittlesis
    KBslittlesis Posts: 8,883
    Watched the first episode of Small Prophets. Don’t have iplayer so it’s a week by week job for me.
    Love seeing Palin on my telebox he’s just brilliant.
    And I’m getting serious ptsd from my Crayford Homebase years……..
    it really is like that 🫣😫😂😂
    Is the lack of iPlayer a location thing? If so, a free VPN set to London will sort that out.
    Yes, am in Ireland and have now reached the age of not having a clue re VPN as I’ve never tried/needed it lol
    I don’t mind waiting.
  • Algarveaddick
    Algarveaddick Posts: 21,463
    Been watching Lynley....it's set in Norfolk but most of it is filmed in Ireland. Seen 3 episodes with one to watch.
    I've really enjoyed this series, watched the last one last night and it didn't disappoint.
    We have one left to watch, which we will save for the weekend with a bottle of wine...

    We only recently re-watched the original series, so it's nice to see a different take on it. Very enjoyable.

    Apologies for getting (what some will see as) a bit political, but I did raise an eyebrow that Havers is also played by a toff in this series. Not to say that Sofia Barclay isn't good in the role or that she does not deserve it (it's acting, after all), but it bears out what I have seen written and said about the difficulties faced by young working class people trying to get into the business these days. 
  • hoof_it_up_to_benty
    hoof_it_up_to_benty Posts: 22,757
    edited February 12
    How to get to Heaven from Belfast(Netflix)

    Comedy thriller set in Ireland. Just watched the first part - very funny and interesting storyline. Set around a reunion following the death of a school friend.
  • ValleyGary
    ValleyGary Posts: 38,388
    Gave Lord of the Flies a go. Absolute shite.
  • Weegie Addick
    Weegie Addick Posts: 16,949
    How to get to Heaven from Belfast(Netflix)

    Comedy thriller set in Ireland. Just watched the first part - very funny and interesting storyline. Set around a reunion following the death of a school friend.
    Yes just started it too. Basically grown up Derry Girls, but then it is the same writer. 

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  • How to get to Heaven from Belfast(Netflix)

    Comedy thriller set in Ireland. Just watched the first part - very funny and interesting storyline. Set around a reunion following the death of a school friend.
    Yep, have now watched the first three. Some funny lines in there.
  • HastingsRed
    HastingsRed Posts: 1,732
    Gave Lord of the Flies a go. Absolute shite.
    Might just out of curiosity...we done the book for o-level English.
  • Nadou
    Nadou Posts: 1,744
    Gave Lord of the Flies a go. Absolute shite.
    I thought it was brilliant, even better than the Peter Brook movie from many years ago. The boys' acting is uniformly great and I love the way the island is made to feel strange and dangerous. The struggle for power and the boys' descent into savagery is frighteningly relevant.
  • Carter
    Carter Posts: 14,458
    I got about 5 minutes in with lord of the flies, I had just finished small prophets and wasnt entirely focussed so parked it

    I distinctly remember doing the book and film at school and a subsequent consequence is watching bear grylls island and being maddened that none of them use their glasses to start a fire, preferring instead to get the hump rubbing sticks together instead 

    Anyway, I'll give it another go 

    Small Prophets however is brilliant 
  • Carter said:
    I got about 5 minutes in with lord of the flies, I had just finished small prophets and wasnt entirely focussed so parked it

    I distinctly remember doing the book and film at school and a subsequent consequence is watching bear grylls island and being maddened that none of them use their glasses to start a fire, preferring instead to get the hump rubbing sticks together instead 

    Anyway, I'll give it another go 

    Small Prophets however is brilliant 
    Enjoyed watching Small Prophets. Really good script and cast. 
  • Clem_Snide
    Clem_Snide Posts: 11,950
    edited February 15
    Currently watching 2000 Meters to Andriivka on Sky Documentaries.

    About as brutal a war documentary as I have ever seen. Filmed largely on helmet cams worn by Ukrainian troops.

    Its not an easy watch and definitely not for the feint hearted, but it brings home the Stark reality of the war in Ukraine in an almost visceral sense.
  • CAFC_CAT
    CAFC_CAT Posts: 27
    Wife and I have been watching Tehran on Apple...Mossad spy 'thriller'...good pace, good acting and an easy watch...(and bonus that we both like it). Don't think have seen it mentioned on here, so a recommend from me (and apologies if I'm several years late to the party.....).
    Yeah mentioned it a while ago.  Great tv 
    I just saw the news that the co-creator of the show is found dead in a Greek hotel...
  • Carter
    Carter Posts: 14,458
    Industry has been a mad series this time round 

    I was worried they had run out of road but the last episode was excellent. 

    Had something for every persuasion of wrongdoing 
  • guinnessaddick
    guinnessaddick Posts: 29,558
    This week’s episode of a knight of seven kingdoms was brilliant going back to the best of GOT. Only thing was I thought the flashback went on a bit too long for a programme that is short.
  • thenewbie
    thenewbie Posts: 11,271
    This week’s episode of a knight of seven kingdoms was brilliant going back to the best of GOT. Only thing was I thought the flashback went on a bit too long for a programme that is short.
    Think that's always going to be an issue when trying to wring six episodes out of a short story/novella. Getting the pacing right is tricky, I think they got it mostly right but I agree about the flashback (which is a show invention.)

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  • Jints
    Jints Posts: 3,559
    Nadou said:
    Gave Lord of the Flies a go. Absolute shite.
    I thought it was brilliant, even better than the Peter Brook movie from many years ago. The boys' acting is uniformly great and I love the way the island is made to feel strange and dangerous. The struggle for power and the boys' descent into savagery is frighteningly relevant.
    Really enjoyed the first episode. As you say acting is superb, especially Piggy.
  • Another vote for Small Prophets binge watched in two nights original and whimsical comedy 
  • AFKABartram
    AFKABartram Posts: 58,599
    Carter said:
    Industry has been a mad series this time round 

    I was worried they had run out of road but the last episode was excellent. 

    Had something for every persuasion of wrongdoing 
    Glad to hear, loved Industry but thought it had run out of further road 
  • How to get to Heaven from Belfast(Netflix)

    Comedy thriller set in Ireland. Just watched the first part - very funny and interesting storyline. Set around a reunion following the death of a school friend.
    Yep, have now watched the first three. Some funny lines in there.
    Just finished watching this - very enjoyable. Clever storyline and plenty of good lines.
  • Weegie Addick
    Weegie Addick Posts: 16,949
    How to get to Heaven from Belfast(Netflix)

    Comedy thriller set in Ireland. Just watched the first part - very funny and interesting storyline. Set around a reunion following the death of a school friend.
    Yep, have now watched the first three. Some funny lines in there.
    Just finished watching this - very enjoyable. Clever storyline and plenty of good lines.
    Watched the last episode tonight. Always good to have a tale of murder, mayhem and childhood trauma to take away the pain of watching Charlton.

    Seriously, an excellent series- extremely well cast and superbly written. 
  • guinnessaddick
    guinnessaddick Posts: 29,558
    Looks like the 3rd series of Kin has been given the go ahead.
  • How to get to Heaven from Belfast(Netflix)

    Comedy thriller set in Ireland. Just watched the first part - very funny and interesting storyline. Set around a reunion following the death of a school friend.
    Yep, have now watched the first three. Some funny lines in there.
    Just finished watching this - very enjoyable. Clever storyline and plenty of good lines.
    Watched the last episode tonight. Always good to have a tale of murder, mayhem and childhood trauma to take away the pain of watching Charlton.

    Seriously, an excellent series- extremely well cast and superbly written. 
    An excellent piece of writing.