Just finished power, was fucking brilliant

3 hours ago, DaisyHWanderer said:

Disco at the proms on bbc 2.. good stuff 

If it's anywhere near the quality of the NS one, it will be a belter. Will find it on catch up today. Cheers pal.

Anybody see the Zelensky one last night, it seems there is a lot of personal shit gone on with Putin and Zelensky from at least 2004, opened my eyes a bit

The Chase. Two contestants, £100,000. £50k each. Brilliant.

The 'America's New Female Right' documentary on the BBC. Made mockingly and hosted by a scouse woke.

Hope for a better future (not from the BBC or the scouser).

Slow Horses 

Season 4 is out now

ill wait and do them all in one Sitting 

3 hours ago, little whitt said:

Slow Horses 

Season 4 is out now

ill wait and do them all in one Sitting 

Cheers D.

Another Post Office scandal programme last night. FML. So heartbreaking listening to the person accounts of these sub postmasters.

Also flicking through shite on TV and watched “Katie Price, where has all the money gone”. She was top quality for a while but now looks like Dr Frankenstein meets the Teletubbies.

Second season of Last King of the Cross started @bolty58

1 hour ago, C86 said:

Second season of Last King of the Cross started @bolty58

Cheers mate.

On 06/09/2024 at 02:20, bolty58 said:

The 'America's New Female Right' documentary on the BBC. Made mockingly and hosted by a scouse woke.

Hope for a better future (not from the BBC or the scouser).

The maga (older than they wanna be) barbie dolls are thick as very thick shit

11 hours ago, Casino said:

The maga (older than they wanna be) barbie dolls are thick as very thick shit

I can't disagree. Most generally don't come across too well with the odd exception.

Still, remember that this is being framed by the British Biased Cunts and presented by a militant scouser. They tell you what they want you to hear.

24 Hours In Police Custody

not for one second justifying murder but it isn't half shite how someone's life can turn on it's head and leave them desperate enough to kill somone

but if you do, make sure you at least properly dispose of the murder weapon and give yourself a chance of getting away with it

24 minutes ago, Zico said:

24 Hours In Police Custody

not for one second justifying murder but it isn't half shite how someone's life can turn on it's head and leave them desperate enough to kill somone

but if you do, make sure you at least properly dispose of the murder weapon and give yourself a chance of getting away with it

Aye, watched it last week.  Seemed quite a nice, reasonable chap too.  I'm guessing what he was on was the UK equivalent of Oxycontin.

To be a seemingly meek, mild mannered chap with no priors and then go and butcher someone like that just shows how desperate that shit can make you.

1 minute ago, DazBob said:

Aye, watched it last week.  Seemed quite a nice, reasonable chap too.  I'm guessing what he was on was the UK equivalent of Oxycontin.

To be a seemingly meek, mild mannered chap with no priors and then go and butcher someone like that just shows how desperate that shit can make you.

aye, and all because he had a life changing accident at work leaving him in immense pain all the time

still

a drug dealer off the streets as well

2 minutes ago, Zico said:

aye, and all because he had a life changing accident at work leaving him in immense pain all the time

still

a drug dealer off the streets as well

Not only that, it also made me sure I never, ever go to Wisbech.

Finally finished Shogun which was as excellent as everyone said, going to have to go back to Slow Horses as I got boared at the begining of the second series.

On the final Viking's Vahalla series and despite the naysayers I am really enjoying The Rings of Power as well. yes, its all over the shop Tolkien lorewise but switching off that inner geek and just enjoying it. Its better than The Battle of the Five Armies anyroad, and got me back reading The Children of Hurin which I didn't get round to when it was published.

Nightsleeper is ludicrously bad.

Alright if you want a high-octane thriller that doesn't require much brainwork I suppose

Thoughts on Slow Horses? Watched a couple last night, quite like the set up and atmosphere to it. Worth doing the lot?

1 hour ago, Not in Crawley said:

Finally finished Shogun which was as excellent as everyone said, going to have to go back to Slow Horses as I got boared at the begining of the second series.

On the final Viking's Vahalla series and despite the naysayers I am really enjoying The Rings of Power as well. yes, its all over the shop Tolkien lorewise but switching off that inner geek and just enjoying it. Its better than The Battle of the Five Armies anyroad, and got me back reading The Children of Hurin which I didn't get round to when it was published.

Enjoyed Shogun, maaaaaybe sightly underwhelming conclusion but I liked it overall. Another 2 series in the works.

Watched that and Dark Matter at same time, got really into that.

Liking the new series of grace 

How have I now only found out Phil from The Thick of It wrote Slow Horses? I thought the best know fact about him was that his brother is the wine expert on Saturday Kitchen!

1 hour ago, Marc505 said:

Thoughts on Slow Horses? Watched a couple last night, quite like the set up and atmosphere to it. Worth doing the lot?

Bloody hell, I watched the 1st 2 episodes last night too. Going to stick with it as it seems quite interesting and I like Gary Oldman.

10 minutes ago, Winchester White said:

Bloody hell, I watched the 1st 2 episodes last night too. Going to stick with it as it seems quite interesting and I like Gary Oldman.

Superb isn't he. I can't unsee Simon Pegg in that main character though, it's uncanny!

1 hour ago, Marc505 said:

Thoughts on Slow Horses? Watched a couple last night, quite like the set up and atmosphere to it. Worth doing the lot?

I'm a big fan, also read all the books. Oldman is brilliant 👍

Just found the 1st one on the kindle

Been there since 4/21

Ill give it a go