The Northern Baptist
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I loved and hated it at the same time , i wanted to see who shot tony and or his family
Sad the actor who played him is dead now
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I loved and hated it at the same time , i wanted to see who shot tony and or his family
Sad the actor who played him is dead now
Said 20 posts earlierThought provoking ending.
A crime drama disguised as a topical political analogy
Failing upwards, corruption mistaken for incompetence
Buckells is Boris
You been in custody a lot then?:)Just finished it. Kept real quality right the way through. The ending was wrapped up satisfactorily for me.
Is it realistic? Generally no, complaints and discipline running roughshod over ongoing criminal investigations wouldn’t happen; and the solicitors were far too quiet, on the other side they got the law spot on and the use of police jargon, radio codes etc. The most accurate portrayals were of the constant ‘sir, ma’am, Sarge, boss’ and the senior officers which in places were unerringly accurate. Biggest difference was everyone was so miserable all the time!
Still, a modern masterpiece of TV.
Loads, too many to countYou been in custody a lot then?:)
Just finished it. Kept real quality right the way through. The ending was wrapped up satisfactorily for me.
Is it realistic? Generally no, complaints and discipline running roughshod over ongoing criminal investigations wouldn’t happen; and the solicitors were far too quiet, on the other side they got the law spot on and the use of police jargon, radio codes etc. The most accurate portrayals were of the constant ‘sir, ma’am, Sarge, boss’ and the senior officers which in places were unerringly accurate. Biggest difference was everyone was so miserable all the time!
Still, a modern masterpiece of TV.
That disappointing!?I left feeling very underwhelmed by that last episode, much like my previous girlfriend when she saw me naked for the first time!
I was in my prime then as well. Good job I have a sense of humour.That disappointing!?
Finally finished all 6 series.....absolutely loved it, i have avoided this thread as i was so far behind....basically watched all 6 over a few weeks.
I initially avoided watching as i knew it was set in Belfast....and being typically self-deprecating, always think stuff from here will be shite....but i found myself loving the fact i recognised all of the locations, streets and buildings.
it also made me think about continuity in films/tv shows...
* Many many car chases, and in particular the attempt to abduct Jimmy Lakewell, were all filmed in the same place in Belfast
* Often when chasing someone on foot, they would turn a corner and the next scene was a completely different part of Belfast
* My friends business is above the "bookies" at the start of series 6
* I didnt know Stephen Graham was in LoD until i got to Series 5.....and my wife remembered i came home from work one day saying "i think i walked passed Stephen Graham today in Victoria Square (Belfast)"....it was likely when they were filming the scene when possibly meeting H
There HAS to be a series 7!
always thought it was Birmingham/Sheffield they filmed from.
Turns out i was right for season 1 lol.
Tax incentives behind the move most likely :
In addition to UK’s 25% high end TV and film tax rebates, productions shooting in Northern Ireland can apply for the Northern Ireland Film Fund which offers up to 25% funding support to national, foreign an co-produced theatrical feature film and feature documentaries, TV series or documentaries.
Filmed in Belfast but set in an unnamed fictional town in the Midlands (hence the fictional organisation Central police force).