What have you watched on TV?

[pottster]

'Dear child' on Netflix. Good thriller and only six parts so my attention span can keep looked on

 

[Floval Flyer]

Very good yes but I thought the ending was VERY VERY poor. A real shame.

I was expecting there to be a slight possibility for another season, but the makers obviously wanted closure.

The Irish got their revenge in the end it would seem.

 

[mattytheshrimper]

I was expecting there to be a slight possibility for another season, but the makers obviously wanted closure.

The Irish got their revenge in the end it would seem.

What makes you think it was the Irish?

 

[WhiteNoise]

Started The Patient on Disney+, enjoying it so far. From what I've heard you shouldn't read about it/spoiler it.

 

[Tangled up in Blue]

Enjoyed (the repeat of ) Country at the BBC 0n BBC 4 last night.Also the Hank Williams Arena documentaty in the early hours.

 

[Tangled up in Blue]

Thorougly enoyes episode 3 of Laura K's State of Chaos 0n BBC 2 earlier.

Speaking of which where was Laura for her own Sunday show on BBC ! yesterday? That's sometning I don't remember happening when Andrew Marr presented the programme.

 

[maninasuitcase]

I thought it was great television and it showed how so many politicians believed they were so much better than they really were!

 

[* ORM *]

One of the benefits of not living in the UK is not having to watch the mindless crap of reality TV, soaps, politically correct sitcoms etc. Then, thanks to parents, you get introduced to a real gem. Mortimer and Woodhouse Gone Fishing. I’m hooked. Two of my favourite comedians, lifelong friends getting a bit creaky. It’s simply phenomenal and also a reminder of just how beautiful the British countryside can be.

Stop winding!!!!!!!!!!

 

[jackj13]

Two episodes into who Killed Jill Dando on Netflix. Get the feeling she was definitely about to lift the lid on something. Who or what who knows. Don't think this one will ever be solved sadly.

 

[Tangled up in Blue]

Quite enoyed the Elton John programmes on BBC 4 last night.Always liked his early 70's stuff.

 

[OldBlueLady]

Started the Beckham documentary, 1 and a half in, hideous the abuse he suffered after the Simeone red card.

 

[Tangled up in Blue]

Enjoyed (if that's the right word) the first par of the BBeb's 4 part series on Jimmy Saville* last night.Thought Steve Coogan was immense.

*FWIW I've got a gmate here who used to go to Leeds Mecca in 1962 when he reckons JS first broke the Beatles.

 

[ThurrockShrimper]

Enjoyed (if that's the right word) the first par of the BBeb's 4 part series on Jimmy Saville* last night.Thought Steve Coogan was immense.

*FWIW I've got a gmate here who used to go to Leeds Mecca in 1962 when he reckons JS first broke the Beatles.

I was just speaking to a colleague a moment ago about how Steve Coogan is very underrated when it comes to acting in 'serious' roles.

 

[ThurrockShrimper]

Started the Beckham documentary, 1 and a half in, hideous the abuse he suffered after the Simeone red card.

I remember the Wet Spammers effigy of Beckham in a noose. Disgusting how he was treated by the red top rags and England 'supporters' in general.

 

[Tangled up in Blue]

Enjoyed Jazz Divas at the BBC +(the repeat of) Me,Myself and I (the documenary on Joan Armatrading) on BBC 4 last night.

 

[Tangled up in Blue]

Enjoyed watching the Laura K show AKA Sunday Politics.For the second week running presented by Vicoria Derbyshire of Newsnight:Anyone know what's happened to Laura K?

 

[Tinks]

Enjoyed watching the Laura K show AKA Sunday Politics.For the second week running presented by Vicoria Derbyshire of Newsnight:Anyone know what's happened to Laura K?

I thought Victoria Derbyshire presented well this morning and kept her cool and didn’t get flusterd
personally, I can’t stand LK - think she is quite biased and often over talks the people she is interviewing

 

[Tinks]

Enjoyed (if that's the right word) the first par of the BBeb's 4 part series on Jimmy Saville* last night.Thought Steve Coogan was immense.

*FWIW I've got a gmate here who used to go to Leeds Mecca in 1962 when he reckons JS first broke the Beatles.

It is chilling how he managed to get away with it for so long.
I made a very good friend years ago through our nurse training and keep in contact to this day. She was born and raised in Leeds and said it was common knowledge about his antics and many parents warned their children to steer well clear

 

[Tangled up in Blue]

It is chilling how he managed to get away with it for so long.
I made a very good friend years ago through our nurse training and keep in contact to this day. She was born and raised in Leeds and said it was common knowledge about his antics and many parents warned their children to steer well clear

Tinks I'd certainly heard rumours (after the event) from a good mate who now lives in Norfolk.He used to be in Insurance back in the day.

 

[Tangled up in Blue]

I thought Victoria Derbyshire presented well this morning and kept her cool and didn’t get flusterd
personally, I can’t stand LK - think she is quite biased and often over talks the people she is interviewing

What I find rather suprising is that she can be off the air in what is very much her own flagship show for the last 3/4 weeks without anything being menioned.Remember the rumours that were flying about aroin her anti-Labour bias after Conference a few years back.FWIW,I much preferred the show when Andrew Mars was doing it.AT least VD belives in the news as she proved in today's programme.