Anyone UK folks watched 'The Walk In'? Stephen Graham was as excellent as ever, but I thought the guy who played Robbie, Andrew Ellis, really nailed it as a lonely, not terribly bright lad getting dragged into right wing politics. Not a brilliant series, but interesting enough.
Reboot, a series on Hulu. With a killer cast including Keegan-Michael Key, (a shockingly good) Johnny Knoxville, Rachel Bloom, Judy Greer and Paul Reiser, it's about a terrible (fictitious) sitcom from the 80s/90s reuniting the original cast, but with an edgier take. Three episodes in and it started really good but just keeps getting better.
Did two "tours of duty" with work during the boom years of the 70`s and 80`s and really loved the place, went by ferry both times, in those days it was the St Clair which would later become a football ferry to Gothenburg. Second tour we stayed at the most northerly hotel in Britain The Hagdale Lodge, which I understand is no longer there, those long summer nights were just great and at weekends there was a regatta at a different location each week. Worked hard, played hard and made many friends during this time, always promised I would go back for a look one day, but so far it has not happened....where does the time go ?
I loved Paper Girls. It got more intriguing with every episode so I'm looking forward to the second season.
I took a chance on Outer Range and I'm loving this show. A Wyoming rancher discovers an otherworldly, perfectly round hole in his west pasture. I haven't figured out this show yet, and that's a good thing. I was treated to a surprise playing of State Trooper in episode three.
Another that I'm Sky+ing for a binge AJ.
Anyone UK folks watched 'The Walk In'? Stephen Graham was as excellent as ever, but I thought the guy who played Robbie, Andrew Ellis, really nailed it as a lonely, not terribly bright lad getting dragged into right wing politics. Not a brilliant series, but interesting enough.
Reboot, a series on Hulu. With a killer cast including Keegan-Michael Key, (a shockingly good) Johnny Knoxville, Rachel Bloom, Judy Greer and Paul Reiser, it's about a terrible (fictitious) sitcom from the 80s/90s reuniting the original cast, but with an edgier take. Three episodes in and it started really good but just keeps getting better.
For fans of the ‘Shetland’ series.
Anyone finish Better Call Saul?
I loved Paper Girls. It got more intriguing with every episode so I'm looking forward to the second season.
I took a chance on Outer Range and I'm loving this show. A Wyoming rancher discovers an otherworldly, perfectly round hole in his west pasture. I haven't figured out this show yet, and that's a good thing. I was treated to a surprise playing of State Trooper in episode three.
I think I'm going to try to save Shetland for a binger.
Hard because of spoilers popping up on news feeds.
New series of Shetland started last night. A good few strands started. Looking forward to seeing how they unravel.