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On 07/10/2025 at 09:48, Cheese said:

New Partridge series on iPlayer is fucking superb.

 

On 07/10/2025 at 10:37, Not in Crawley said:

I wasn't expecting much but it is very good.

That focus group - 'buy a pan..' 😁

same, could've gone either way, but found it most amusing

favourite bit was when he went to confront the boss who'd sacked their assistant, and ended up flying around on a jet pack with interspersed messages for how women in indsutry are treated

good to see Josh Pugh make an appearance, only ever seen him on Instagram but he's a funny guy

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3 minutes ago, Zico said:

same, could've gone either way, but found it most amusing

favourite bit was when he went to confront the boss who'd sacked their assistant, and ended up flying around on a jet pack with interspersed messages for how women in indsutry are treated

good to see Josh Pugh make an appearance, only ever seen him on Instagram but he's a funny guy

Alistair Green too. Only know him from his skits on twitter.

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On 12/10/2025 at 14:05, Spider said:

Traitors

never watched it but done the first 2 episodes of this celebrity version. Its fucking brilliant innit

Prefer the non celebrity ones as you see peoples personalities develop and change, the celebrity one I already know Alan Carr is a nob head and Stephen  Fry is a clever cunt . Takes a bit away if that makes sense but still enjoying it . 

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On 15/10/2025 at 15:08, L/H White said:

done the first 2 eps of blue lights new series last night 

good tele

watched the full 1st series/season yesterday. It's not bad, maybe not as good as people have raved on about it, unless it gets better of course, but still a decent enough watch

Posted
4 hours ago, Sweep said:

watched the full 1st series/season yesterday. It's not bad, maybe not as good as people have raved on about it, unless it gets better of course, but still a decent enough watch

It builds imo. 1st series sets the scene and the characters. I’ve really enjoyed it but get that it won’t be for everyone

Posted
12 hours ago, MancWanderer said:

It builds imo. 1st series sets the scene and the characters. I’ve really enjoyed it but get that it won’t be for everyone

Yeah same 

Great mix of serious and light-hearted stuff 

Enjoyed the latest series 

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2 hours ago, L/H White said:

Yeah same 

Great mix of serious and light-hearted stuff 

Enjoyed the latest series 

3 episodes in on series 2, it's getting there.

I do find it interesting how they're not immediately going for the easy win by portraying all the trouble being caused by Republican types, which is the usual in this sort of thing though

Posted
37 minutes ago, Duck Egg said:

The Ed Gein thing on Netflix is pretty good.  Very gruesome! 

I hadn't heard of him before, so had a quick Google as you do. Some of the stuff he kept is remarkable 

Posted
On 20/10/2025 at 22:41, little whitt said:

House of Guinness 

is Vary Vary good

Went off it. A bit too IRA sympathetic for my liking. That and too much faggotry.

Posted
10 hours ago, bolty58 said:

Went off it. A bit too IRA sympathetic for my liking. That and too much faggotry.

What era is it set in? I’ve never seen it but presumed it would be set well before the IRA were in existence? Assumed it was about the beginning of Guinness? 

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On 20/10/2025 at 17:07, Sweep said:

watched the full 1st series/season yesterday. It's not bad, maybe not as good as people have raved on about it, unless it gets better of course, but still a decent enough watch

 

On 21/10/2025 at 10:08, L/H White said:

Yeah same 

Great mix of serious and light-hearted stuff 

Enjoyed the latest series 

Finished the second series last night, and enjoyed it more than the first. Will start series 3 tonight, and then on to House of Guinness (hopefully, I won't be put off by the abundant faggotry 😉)

Posted
2 hours ago, fatolive said:

What era is it set in? I’ve never seen it but presumed it would be set well before the IRA were in existence? Assumed it was about the beginning of Guinness? 

I believe it's set in the mid 1800's, so probably a good 50/60 years before the IRA were formed

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