TV Series

Maintainin said:
A few nights back i happened to catch a drama 10 minutes in, i was tired at the time but was glued n intrigued to what was unfolding on screen.

It were easy to follow n was preceded by two further episodes so ended up watching all three back-back, then a further three the following night.

'The Capture' was the series name, it showed on BBC4 n believe it previously aired sometime in 2019.

Kinda Spooks meets Enemy of the State stuff.

Season 2 apparently dropping later this month.

Anyone else seen it?
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Took a chance on your recommendation (well thought I’d give it 10 minutes anyway), glad I did, great call mate, really enjoyed it as did my chick.
 
Dirty Harry said:
Took a chance on your recommendation (well thought I’d give it 10 minutes anyway), glad I did, great call mate, really enjoyed it as did my chick.
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Glad y'all enjoyed it.

As said initially, i were tired when i stumbled upon it 10 minutes in but, each unfolding scene started to grab my attention more n more, i even pressed the record button on me virgin box not knowing how long were left let alone the bonus of another 2 episodes ...i needed sleep but wanted to watch more lol

I'd never heard of it previously n was made up to find out there were 3 remaining episodes the following night.
 
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BigJoe#1 said:
The Marriage BBC1 - one of the most boring and pointless programmes ever made.

zero story, zero direction I'd certainly never recommend it.
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Sean Bean and NIcola Walker as the lead actors, written by the guy who wrote "Mum", can't wait to see it when it comes over the ocean.
 
"Cobra" second series has been on tv in the U.S. these past few weeks. Not sure when it was shown in the U.K. Brilliant stuff, original slants on topical subjects (cyber warfare, conspiracy theories),well written & acted. Enjoying the Machiavellian politics and plot twists with dialogue and characters that would wonderfully offend liberals & conservatives alike here in the usa.
 
RobMCFC said:
D.B.Cooper : Where Are You? - 4-part documentary on Netflix that was an interesting watch.
To be honest, you are none the wiser about who he might be, although one strong suspect was put forward. Well, some people said he was a strong suspect without providing any significant evidence.
I think the documentary was more about the people trying to crack the case than D.B.Cooper himself, but I still enjoyed it.
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I enjoyed it, too..
 
Finished Lazarus project first and last episode was very good in between not so good! It’s set up now to be a better 2nd season if they going to have one!
 
'Black Mirror' is worth a watch if you like ‘Twilight zone’ wierd twist stuff. I believe another season is out soon.
 
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Maintainin said:
A few nights back i happened to catch a drama 10 minutes in, i was tired at the time but was glued n intrigued to what was unfolding on screen.

It were easy to follow n was preceded by two further episodes so ended up watching all three back-back, then a further three the following night.

'The Capture' was the series name, it showed on BBC4 n believe it previously aired sometime in 2019.

Kinda Spooks meets Enemy of the State stuff.

Season 2 apparently dropping later this month.

Anyone else seen it?
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Watched that originally, was excellent.
 
Seems not many on here have watched Drama TV’s “Passport to Freedom” I’ve posted before, it’s brilliant, made by a Brazilian TV company for Sony TV, based on a true story about a Brazilian Embassy worker Aracy De Cavalho who was posted to Germany pre World War 2.

She managed to get Jews out of the City by breaking rules and granting visas to many who weren’t entitled to one, kind of a female Schindler. There’s over a 1,000 descendants of those she helped still alive today. The drama also shows the duplicitous nature of the German Nazi’s/SS, really a top series, 8 x 45 minutes episodes in English, didn’t know any of the actors but they’re all absolutely brilliant.
 
hammocity said:
Seems not many on here have watched Drama TV’s “Passport to Freedom” I’ve posted before, it’s brilliant, made by a Brazilian TV company for Sony TV, based on a true story about a Brazilian Embassy worker Aracy De Cavalho who was posted to Germany pre World War 2.

She managed to get Jews out of the City by breaking rules and granting visas to many who weren’t entitled to one, kind of a female Schindler. There’s over a 1,000 descendants of those she helped still alive today. The drama also shows the duplicitous nature of the German Nazi’s/SS, really a top series, 8 x 45 minutes episodes in English, didn’t know any of the actors but they’re all absolutely brilliant.
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Tried but can`t get any links on fire stick/cinema.
 
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