What have you watched on TV?

[Ron Manager]

Another vote for Adolescence. Watched it in two hits over the weekend and it was brilliant whilst also feeling like a punch in the guts.

As the Dad of a teenage boy AND girl it especially struck home but think the point of this is it’s a problem that society as a whole has to face into so I’d make it essential viewing for everyone.

 

[mattytheshrimper]

May have already been said but 'Last one laughing' on prime presenter by Jimmy Carr is excellently funny!!

 

[Tangled up in Blue]

Thoroghly enjoyed 40 originals on BBC 2 last night.

 

[Tinks]

Thoroghly enjoyed 40 originals on BBC 2 last night.

Watched that also and thoroughly enjoyed it. Loved some of hte outfits and styles being shown

 

[CrippsCorner]

May have already been said but 'Last one laughing' on prime presenter by Jimmy Carr is excellently funny!!

Just finished this over the weekend, that final joke by Bob brilliant.

 

[RHB]

Watched the first episode of Mob Land. Typical Guy Ritchie stuff but has potential enough to keep watching.

 

[jackj13]

Just binged This City is Ours. Very entertaining although storyline a little far fetched in places. Best thing i've seen on the BBC for a long while.

 

[Tangled up in Blue]

Watched that also and thoroughly enjoyed it. Loved some of hte outfits and styles being shown

What struck me about it (with a few exceptions) was how much better I knew the Originals raher than their Covers.Age I suppose .

 

[Tangled up in Blue]

Saw Simon Schana :The road to Auschwitz & Sam Mendes's What they Found on BBC2 last night:Deeply moving,

 

[Supernaut]

Series 2 of The Change. Not as good as S1, still excellent though.

 

[Tangled up in Blue]

Saw the first episode in the new series of Michael Portillo's Great British Train Journeys last night.This time MP was in the Weald (ie rural Kent).A Rather fine,if slow moving programme.Few British politcians can have reinventd themselves as well as MP over the years.

 

[Amwell Blue]

Saw that the adolescence team are going to remake Threads. Watched the original from the 80s on iplayer. A scary and depressing watch. It could so easily happen. I would prefer to be fried rather than survive the aftermath

 

[Swiss Tony]

Saw the first episode in the new series of Michael Portillo's Great British Train Journeys last night.This time MP was in the Weald (ie rural Kent).A Rather fine,if slow moving programme.Few British politcians can have reinventd themselves as well as MP over the years.

Comes across as a nice man as well.