If that’s your best shot, I’m really scared
On series 3 of Love/Hate.Yeah likewise and love/hate is worth a watch for Irish style gangster series![]()
Yeah a bit dated now TBH but a well produced home grown series for meOn series 3 of Love/Hate.
It’s ok, but, not in the same league as Kin.
Started watching The Gentlemen, it’s actually pretty good.Just finished The Gentleman.
Now starting 3 Body Problem
Ray Winstone has spoken about working with Guy Ritchie for the very first time on new Netflix series, The Gentlemen.Started watching The Gentlemen, it’s actually pretty good.
I enjoyed it. Enough interesting sub plots to make a couple more series, and, like you say, takes you back. Forget the anachronisms and fall into the story.This Town
Decent watch and set in an era that most of us will identify with.
There’s a couple of sub plots tied in the main story and overall it held my attention far better than recent events on the pitch![]()
anachronisms, love that , I’d have said historical inaccuracies but that’s far betterI enjoyed it. Enough interesting sub plots to make a couple more series, and, like you say, takes you back. Forget the anachronisms and fall into the story.
I see comments like this regularly. I recall reading a Bernard Cornwell, from the last kingdom series. Loved it so much, that I devoured the series. Then came the TV series. Internet forums were full of scholars, decrying “ historical inaccuracies. Fact is, they are fiction based on history, not documentaries. I was already fascinated by the era, so knew that was the case. But, it motivated me to do more serious reading, which I wouldnt have otherwise. Same goes for This Town. Take it for what it is, enjoy it, and use it as a vehicle to find out more, if you wish.anachronisms, love that , I’d have said historical inaccuracies but that’s far better
Rest assured I’ll not use it lightly but I will take credit if and when the opportunity arises![]()
I see comments like this regularly. I recall reading a Bernard Cornwell, from the last kingdom series. Loved it so much, that I devoured the series. Then came the TV series. Internet forums were full of scholars, decrying “ historical inaccuracies. Fact is, they are fiction based on history, not documentaries. I was already fascinated by the era, so knew that was the case. But, it motivated me to do more serious reading, which I wouldnt have otherwise. Same goes for This Town. Take it for what it is, enjoy it, and use it as a vehicle to find out more, if you wish.
Just finished episode 4 and fuck me it took a very dark turn.Two episodes into Baby Reindeer, on Netflix, and it's really good.
British drama, based on real story, about an aspiring comedian being stalked.
Very film Noire which I like a lot, Andrew Scott never fails to impress and there’s even a star witness who’s dog loves a stroll but hasn’t a clue about what’s going on called Enzo, honestlyGonna give this a shot later if it’s owt like the film I won’t be disappointedView attachment 6688
You’re slightly disappointed aren’t youOh, dear, Blue Lights.
Noted for its personal characterisation and realistic story lines in which the Troubles never took centre stage, series two kicked
off with ten minutes of pointless mayhem. Luckily it calmed down to something we like.
What's the point of a bigger budget if it is spent on explosives and wrecking cars?![]()
I was but it swerved back to what we all love about it. well, me anyway...You’re slightly disappointed aren’t you![]()
My lad played and loved the games so waiting till he’s back at which we’ll finish off another game favourite ‘Halo’ and start Fallout.‘Fallout’ well over the top post apocalyptic mayhem based on a computer game.
Loved it!
Fuck up and shut offBaby Reindeer. A bit quirky but quite amusing.
*Snowflake warning* trans people make several appearances.