Just came on this thread to mention this show, fantastic show and much more than just a food or travel show, history and politics play a huge part also. Bourdain is excellent in it, sad he’s no longer with us.Quote:
Originally Posted by Pretty Boy
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Just came on this thread to mention this show, fantastic show and much more than just a food or travel show, history and politics play a huge part also. Bourdain is excellent in it, sad he’s no longer with us.Quote:
Originally Posted by Pretty Boy
I really enjoyed the first part of The Salisbury Poisoning on bbc one last night. The production is quite low key but it was extremely well done, it really is an unbelievable story, hard to believe it was 2 years ago now.
Aye it was very good. Looking forward to part 2 tonight, good that they're showing it over 3 nights.Quote:
Originally Posted by hibsbollah
I've whizzed through the first series in the last week, it really is great tv.Quote:
Originally Posted by Pretty Boy
I've just finished the episode in Sicily with the dodgy fisherman chucking dead Octopus into the water while Bourdain is snorkeling and he gets absolutely trashed after :greengrin
I watched the first part of Murder in the Car Park tonight, I honestly can’t believe I’d never heard this story until someone on here recommend the Podcast, Untold: The Daniel Morgan story. It really is an unbelievable story, sadly I don’t think his family will ever get justice.
Watched Everton: Howard’s Way, about Howard Kendall’s team of the mid 80s. Really enjoyed it.
Where did you find this? Loved that Everton team.Quote:
Originally Posted by The Modfather
Watching I Know This Much Is True with Mark Ruffalo on Sky just now, excellent even if it is sometimes hard to watch.
Was on sky, not sure what channel but hopefully downloadable if you search for it. Was well made and interesting.Quote:
Originally Posted by SideBurns
Just watching stranger things the now, halfway through season two.
The BBCs Glastonbury weekend is superb. Currently watching Radiohead from 1997.
Athlete A on Netflix is disturbing viewing.
Horrible to think of what these young girls experienced and will have to live with for the rest of their lives.
What's even more horrible is that its probably the tip of the iceberg around the world. Paedophiles will target organisations like this everywhere.
It beggars belief that adults who should know better choose to protect them in the name of winning medals rather than protecting children.
If you're looking for a decent detective series, then you could do worse than Cardinal on BBC iplayer.
Finished white lines on Netflix this week, don’t know what to think about it really, enjoyed the story but some of the ‘trouble’ the characters found themselves in along the way was pretty outrageous, soundtrack was great though
Just finished Ray Donovan - really good series. Disappointed to read there is no season 8.
It’s cos they were all in Ibiza, there’s no other place in the world like it. It’s amazing, you’re free to do whatever you like and everyone’s cool about it.Quote:
Originally Posted by Dmas
At least that’s what I took from that show.
Thought he was pretty poor when we had him on loan a few years ago :wink:Quote:
Originally Posted by Danderhall Hibs
Finished Turn : Washington's Spies, highly recommend it (4 seasons).
Floor is Lava. Strangely entertaining.
Love the concept but the contestants annoyed me so much I had to turn it off after the first runQuote:
Originally Posted by Andy74
The Truman Show added to Netflix. Tonight's viewing sorted.
Brilliant movie!Quote:
Originally Posted by Pretty Boy
I’m watching Firefly on prime. I’m absolutely loving it, god knows why it was cancelled after one series.
I was the same, 6 episodes in and I’m still the same I can’t stop watching it and I’ve no idea whyQuote:
Originally Posted by Mon Dieu4
Another tough watch tonight but a really well put together show. Great insight into the practical and personal aspect of the job. Nothing but admiration for these people.Quote:
Originally Posted by Pretty Boy
Going to watch it on catch up. It's a show that is both sensitively put together but anything but sugar coated at the same time.Quote:
Originally Posted by BarneyBreslin
Touching the Void has just started on 4. We'll worth a watch.
Just watched it. Jeezo. Tough decision for the boy to make. Noticed in the end credits he got heavily criticised for his choice by other climbers. No climbing experience whatsoever but didn't see what else he could do.Quote:
Originally Posted by Pretty Boy
Probably been mentioned already as it is six year old, TV Movie called Marvellous. It's about Neil Baldwin who has learning difficulties, Stoke City daft and Lou Macari gives him a job while manager at Stoke
It was on BBC the other night so should be available on catch up
Neil Baldwin
It's probably an oversimplification on my part but if he hadn't cut the rope both of them would have died. He cut the rope and both survived. He made the correct decision.Quote:
Originally Posted by BarneyBreslin
Yates and Simpson are no longer on speaking terms but Simpson has always defended Yates and said he would have done exactly the same thing had the roles been reversed.
With Toby Jones? Yeah, that was excellent.Quote:
Originally Posted by BS44