TV Series

[Kompany Car]

Outstanding tv mate.

If it wasn't in Italian people would be talking about it in the same breath as Breaking Bad, The Wire etc.

 

[LongsightM13]

This series is probably not the sort that you mean but I have just discovered 'Winter Walks' on BBC4 apparently it was on BBC2 and is now being repeated on 4. Just looking at the views and remembering some of the same or similar walks when I was able is so calming. The contributors/walkers don't say a lot, just enough, and allow the viewer to just lose themselves in the peaceful scenery and non-intrusive words pop up now and again, with Grid references and one sentence or even just a couple of words about the high points. I record it and watch it when I get up in the morning whilst my tablets are taking effect before I can have my breakfast. :-)
As I say probably not the sort of series you mean but I love it. :-)

That sounds ace tbf, perfect Sunday viewing

 

[Stoned Rose]

If it wasn't in Italian people would be talking about it in the same breath as Breaking Bad, The Wire etc.

Its right up there with those 2 for me.

 

[Barcon]

Don’t you know the rules?

It’s a 3/4 episode watch before judging a tv show or breaking bad wouldn’t of been as popular.

Breaking bad had me hooked in the first scene.

 

[waspish]

Breaking bad had me hooked in the first scene.

Yeah me too but I know a few people who didn’t get hooked till episode 3.

 

[smevchenko]

Probably mentioned multiple times, but I've just finished season 3 of Succession and it is bloody brilliant. Some of the subtle humour in the show is inspired, usually Tom to be honest.

 

[FantasyIreland]

Just finished season 2 of The Witcher.... Brilliant show.

Better than season1? as that was shite.

 

[hilts]

After binge watching 3 series of toast of London which had some proper laugh out moments I gleefully started on Toast of Tinseltown and it’s shite.

 

[Dirty Harry]

Stay Close

Some filmed in Stamford Street Ashton Under Lyne as was a lot of Ridley Road

Only seen two episodes but seems quite engaging

It’s ok, I just don’t “get” Richard Armitage tbh, and James Nesbitts face always reminds me of an angry arsehole full of haemorrhoids and teeth, but I did like the little twist right at the end.

 

[willipp]

Better than season1? as that was shite.

It was just too bloody confusing for me with the multiple timelines and not knowing which timeline i was watching half the time.