But faster than before.
The good, the bad, the ugly and the funny. Talk about television here please.
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My wife is watching Judge John Deed.
Ah, I remember that. The ultra-realist criminal law series where the judge goes off and solves all the crimes. And is really Martin Shaw.
We are limited with what kind of new threads we can create due to covid.
24 Hours in A&E is up next. What a life.
I'm watching 'The Equalizer' on Forces TV. And, starting last night, it's followed by two consecutive 'Sapphire & Steel' episodes. And they're running the whole lot.
I will never be able to understand the attraction of masochism.
I have time today to watch some catchup TV. Yesterday I watched about five minutes of the new US president driving to his inauguration ceremony, no sound available. I found it strangely comforting that a man (and his female sidekick) with some common sense was taking over.
Which UK TV channel provided the best coverage? (I can't get the BBC where I am, except the World Service.)
ITV, and Sky News coverage was comprehensive... https://news.sky.com/us
How did that hapen?
You typed "s" instead of "is" when you went to a new line after the italic section.
Thanks, airy.
24 Hours in Police Custody is always interesting. I suppose we get fewer of them than the A&E variant because they're more difficult to arrange and anyway people like hospitals for their feel-good-misery factor.
After ten months in isolation lockdown I've finally run out of stuff to watch. Looking for ideas. My tastes are fairly mainstream and unimaginative.
This last year I've watched all of the Crown, Queen's Gambit, quite a lot of Star Trek new generation, rewatched Breaking Bad up to the end of series 4, after which it turns silly. Couldn't get into Ozark.
All ideas welcome, need something to look forward to at the end of the day, at home.
Better Call Saul?
I found it quite watchable.
Can you find 'Professor T', was on All-4 iirc. Good, but strongly recommend watchng in order.
Have you got Prime? Some good films there. La Dolce Vita and 8½ have seduced me recently. Green Book is good too.
Sorry I really should have stated. I have Prime and Netflix plus usual Freeview.
Does Better Call Saul get better? I loved Breaking Bad, tried BCS shortly after but, I dunnoz just couldn't get into it but I only watched first two episodes. Saul in Breaking Bad was a much needed but of comedy relief bit a whole series? Maybe I should try again.
Oh another I tried and failed with was The Expanse.