Probably been mentioned already but James May's Man in Japan is really good - on Prime.
He also did Man in India and Italy series which were both good too.
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Probably been mentioned already but James May's Man in Japan is really good - on Prime.
He also did Man in India and Italy series which were both good too.
Started watching Dexter (now on Netflix) - as I missed it the first time round, so started from S1E1, only 95 more episodes to go!
Binged this over the weekend - very good.
Amazing how people will be blinded by greed.
Started watching "The Lost Flowers of Alice Hart" on Prime - 3 episodes in and good so far.
Started watching "Breathtaking" on ITV - about COVID-19 and PPE scandal etc.
Only 1 episode in but seems well made - and should come with a public health warning, that it will make your blood...
Over the past fortnight, my wife and I binge-watched all 4 seasons of The Killing - the US version with Mireille Enos and Joel Kinnaman (C4). Really enjoyed it - though there were some places (S1/2)...
Been watching it - but unfortunately weekly releases. I've always enjoyed the Fargo series and this one is no different. Very quirky as always.
Yes, Fool me once is good and we finished it over the weekend.
Also started watching Chloe on iPlayer - a bit weird at first but keeps you engaged, we've just started E3.
Just been watching Dickensian on iPlayer - missed it the first time round but my wife watched it and I'm now hooked.
It's a very clever story linking many of Dickens' characters together around...
Watching Mayfair Witches on iPlayer, with Alexandra Daddario - about 4 episodes and quite good so far.
Have you watched all of series 1? I believe there are 7 episodes in total and currently awaiting the 5th instalment on Disney+ this week.
Just watched "A murder at the end of the world" on Disney+ - quite good and 4 episodes in so far.
Real politics is more satirical these days TBH - certainly a case of "Life imitating Art" but l'll leave further comment for elsewhere on this Forum :biggrin-new:
Just finished "Archie: the man who became Cary Grant" a 4 part biopic on ITVX. Thought it was really well done and Jason Isaacs in the title role was brilliant.
Really enjoyed it, especially if...
Binge watched Kin on iPlayer - really enjoying it.
Started All the light we cannot see on Netflix - very good.
Started watching "Sweet Tooth" on Netflix, as I missed it when it first came out.
Really enjoying it so far and very well made.
Watched "Black Snow" on iPlayer - an Aussie murder mystery, not great but not bad either.
Really enjoyed it when it first came out and re-watched the whole series over Covid lockdowns - one of my favs.
4 episodes in and would recommend it; however I was reluctant to watch it at first because I'd seen Dopesick (so thought though I'd really enjoyed it, I knew the story), however this has a different...
Jack Ryan is Prime is is not? So quite likely that Disney would be in the dark about it.
Re-watching Bosch on Prime at the moment with my 16 yr old son - forgot how easy to watch it was.
What's even more disappointing is that she wrote and directed it too. That's her career on the other side of the camera over I think.
We also usually like Nicola Walker's stuff but this was very poor - didn't even get through episode one!
Yes, originally a BBC 6 part drama, now taken up by Netflix.