JRockBlues
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Never watched it myself so can't help with that part of it but supposedly available on Paramount Plus in the US or on Amazon Prime.
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Mrs Q and I are big CJ Box fans. Apparently they did some series of his books - Joe Picket - anyone know anything about them and how to watch? Ta
I'm more familiar with Paul Doiron books, similar vein and hoped they'd make a series out of those. Anyhow, I watched Joe Pickett and rather enjoyed both series, sadly it's been canceled.
ninjamonkey
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Missing you, the new Harlan coben Netflix show. One of the weaker ones, Watchable but very predictable and forgettable. Steve Pemberton was excellent as always.
Just about to get stuck into SAS rogue heroes season 2, 1st was very good so have high hopes.
Just about to get stuck into SAS rogue heroes season 2, 1st was very good so have high hopes.
GreyMatter
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Watching Landman.
Good so far
Good so far
JRockBlues
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Just finished the new adaptation of The Count of Monte Cristo. 8 episodes so the story can be fleshed out that bit more but still doesn't encapsulate all of the book (which is a truly magnificent read). A well known tale but worth a watch if you like it.
Which streaming service?Just finished the new adaptation of The Count of Monte Cristo. 8 episodes so the story can be fleshed out that bit more but still doesn't encapsulate all of the book (which is a truly magnificent read). A well known tale but worth a watch if you like it.
JRockBlues
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I watched from downloaded videos and it's not showing a source on IMDB or Next Episode so can't help you with that one.Which streaming service?
Fred_Quimby
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I found the best version was the Gérard Depardieu version.Just finished the new adaptation of The Count of Monte Cristo. 8 episodes so the story can be fleshed out that bit more but still doesn't encapsulate all of the book (which is a truly magnificent read). A well known tale but worth a watch if you like it.
Blue Maverick
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I was in the Falklands when that happened some of my mates got sent up for body recovery from our base in Yorkshire he said it was grim, body parts scattered everywhere, you would literally just find a face in a tree!Lockerbie A Search For the Truth
Gripping. Lots of things about this tragedy I didn't know.