I mentioned it on the documentary thread.Quote:
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I mentioned it on the documentary thread.Quote:
Originally Posted by Hibspur
Just started to watch Love, Death + Robots. Edinburgh feature in the 2nd episode, "Close encounters of the Mini Kind". As the earthlings and aliens fight the scene changes from famous place to famous place and then Greyfriars appears, with the kirk and Candlemakers Row. I recognised it immediately but they have missed the statue of wee Bobby. :greengrin
Ah, thanks. I hadn't spotted there was a separate thread for documentaries.Quote:
Originally Posted by HUTCHYHIBBY
Nae bother 👍Quote:
Originally Posted by Hibspur
Quite enjoyed “The Game” on channel 5.
One of Channel 5's better efforts, although that's not much of a compliment.Quote:
Originally Posted by Scouse Hibee
Bad thoughts on Netflix, I'm a miserable **** and smirk at best kind of guy, but episode 1 had me laughing out loud at tv for the first time in a long time.
3 episodes in and meh.
I know he’s been mentioned positively on here a few times but I saw the “cricket” episode of Bluey for the first time today.
Doesn’t matter what age you are, put aside 7 minutes of your day to watch that episode. It’s an absolute delight.
A powerful start to the Lockerbie Pan Am drama on BBC1. Captured the unbelievable horror of the crash on the local community, families and emergency services.
Also the immense task for those investigating.
Bluey is magic TV, for kids and adults alike.Quote:
Originally Posted by Smartie
The Sign is a longer episode and had me in tears a couple of weeks ago.
It captures parenthood and childhood equally well.
Started the documentary about Fred and Rose West on Netflix.
Obviously knew the story but ****ing hell!
Can't watch it. Same the Moors Murderers doc. Lasted 3 mins and switched it off.Quote:
Originally Posted by Pretty Boy
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Season 2 of Nine Perfect Strangers starting this week on Prime. I quite enjoyed the first season.
Quite enjoying Long Bright River on Channel 4 so far.
Same, anything that involves that subject matter just can't bring myself to watch it.Quote:
Originally Posted by Kato
Struggling to get into itQuote:
Originally Posted by HUTCHYHIBBY
In memory of George Wendt I want to add Cheers to this thread. It's repeated every morning on C4 and it's still absolutely brilliant!
The characters were amazing, Sam, Woody, Coach, Frasier but Norm and Cliff were standouts for me.
I think the last ever episode is still one of the most watched episodes of all time.
So good.
Poker Face quirky Murder mystery comedy IPTV
Like a female Columbo that can spot a liar at six paces solves cases faster than Ludwig
Love Cheers and Frasier and St Elsewhere (Denzel Washington's TV Debut!) which were all part of the Cheers/Boston universe originating in that basement bar in Boston. We didn't get them all, just the three I mentioned. There was also The Tortellis, based on Carla's husband moving to Las Vegas neither was shown in the UK. Interesting fact about George Wendt, his sister is mother to Ted Lasso himself Jason Sudeikis. I am also a fan of the Frasier reboot, not as funny as the origin but still an excellent show.Quote:
Originally Posted by Hibs Go Bragh
Last One Laughing on Amazon was brilliant, Bob Mortimer is just solid gold.
Here's one of his jokes from the show.
"I was walking through a graveyard yesterday when I saw a man crouched behind a gravestone.
Morning! I shouted.
No, just having ****!"
Mentioned it previously. Every episode is good but episode 8 in the first season The Orpheus Syndrome, featuring a very old looking Nick Nolte, is absolutely brilliant, brilliant TV. Rewatching the first season now just to give context to season two.Quote:
Originally Posted by BILLYHIBS
Scripts are really good and soundtrack is my generation + Mrs BH loves a murder mysteryQuote:
Originally Posted by hibsbollah
Good easy watch
The Frasier reboot, in it's entirety, didn't get as many episodes to develop as one whole season of the original. It is a shame, for me, as there is some gold in there. The episode with Olivia's sister appearing, and the reclusive Estonian author, well it's just ridiculous. I love it.Quote:
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Yep - we watched it last week. It was how calm and matter of fact Fred West was in the police interview recordings that puzzled me.Quote:
Originally Posted by Pretty Boy
I was reading that none of their kids speak to each other as seeing each other brings back such bad memories. One of the sons is a convicted sex offender too.
Clarksons Farm 4, funny as ****, like him or loathe him I love the show, they are all funny to be honest and his Wife is just radge 😄
The Family on STV player worth a watch.
I'm sure that it was on Alibi a few years ago, I quite enjoyed it too.Quote:
Originally Posted by Scouse Hibee
I love this as well despite having no interest in either farming or clarksonQuote:
Originally Posted by Bridge hibs
Quality viewing Clarkson is so not pc and does not give a ****Quote:
Originally Posted by Bridge hibs
Interesting how he goes about things as a raw wet behind the ears rookie especially now he has lost his sidekick
Would be interested to know how much money he has gone through since the show started on livestock vehicles feed buildings pubs shops and on all his zany projects and ideas ?
Watching Dept Q on Netflix, really enjoying it so far. Watched 5 episodes back to back so will probably finish it tomorrow.