OneGuyFromBarlick

I agree Wendy, roll on the next series!

We have just received
Billy Connolly Made In Scotland
Manhunt - Martin Clunes. and
Cleaning Up
Enjoying them all. No spoilers please.
China , do you receive English / British tv shows?

Watched The Bay last night, well worth carrying on with. If you didn't watch it, catch up on it.

Never heard of it Gloria. What channel?
Watched Mother father son and it is dire, I am only watching to see if it improves.......

Wednesday ITV 9pm, it was the first of six this week. It's well worth a watch.

We caught up with The Bay last night. I shall keep watching, especially as Shetland is no more.
Gave up on Mother, Father Son after the first 5 minutes.

I'll have a look at the Bay.... Thanks Gloria.
I don't blame you Wendy, God knows what keeps me going back, I suppose it's because I have invested the time watching it so far.....

I will save Baptiste for tomorrow night......

Stanley wrote: ↑24 Mar 2019, 06:16 I will save Baptiste for tomorrow night......

Me too

I take it in much better Kev earlier in the evening..,...

I'll not reveal anything but if you watch after the end of Baptiste, they give a link to two other series that introduced the French detective. Both of which are now available in full on the BBC iPlayer. Might give those a binge watch at some point when it's chucking it down.

I'll have a look.... They crammed a lot of loose ends into one episode didn't they. What happened to the bloke with the meat cleaver?

Stanley wrote: ↑26 Mar 2019, 04:24 I'll have a look.... They crammed a lot of loose ends into one episode didn't they. What happened to the bloke with the meat cleaver?

Was he not arrested in the police raid 'flashback' scene? I thought I recognised his pony tail.

I found myself channel hopping to the final 15 minutes of Baptiste - well it certainly was different - not a situation you'd come across very often.

Watched the first of three about the Yorkshire Ripper last night on bbc4, second and third on tonight and tomorrow 9pm. Very interesting.
The Bay is on tonight also at 9pm.

'Looking forward' to Mother Father Son on catch up..... I am not hopeful but will have to see it through to the end now.
I tried to access the Bay but the ITV hub told me it was 'unavailable'. I'll try again.....

The Bay was good again last night. Not giving anything away, but worth a watch.

It was on the hub last night Gloria so I watched two episodes. I think you may be right.
Almost turned off Father Mother Son but have still stuck with it...... Only because that smooth git Max looks like getting his just desserts....

We watched the first 2 episodes of Tutti Frutti last night which is being shown on the new BBC Scotland channel. A wonderful blast from the past ..... can't believe it's over 30 years since we first saw it. Robbie Coltrane, Emma Thompson, Richard Wilson all looking youthful.

I stumbled into 'A Few Dollars More' spaghetti western. I had forgotten much of it. It starts with Lee van Cleef alighting with his horse at Tucumcari.
Here's the Wikipedia version of the name:- In 1901, the Chicago, Rock Island and Pacific Railroad built a construction camp in the western portion of modern-day Quay County. Originally called Ragtown, the camp became known as Six Shooter Siding, due to numerous gunfights. Its first formal name, Douglas, was used only for a short time. After it grew into a permanent settlement, it was renamed Tucumcari in 1908. The name was taken from Tucumcari Mountain, which is situated near the community. Where the mountain got its name is uncertain. It may have come from the Comanche word tʉkamʉkarʉ, which means 'ambush'. A 1777 burial record mentions a Comanche woman and her child captured in a battle at Cuchuncari, which is believed to be an early version of the name Tucumcari.
The local version is that in 1908 it was known as Two Gun Crossing and the city boosters decided to name it after a Native American princess. The point being that in the era of the film it was most probably not called Tucumcari but Two Gun Crossing! (Not many people know this ....)

The 'Race around the world' has reached the China - Vietnam border, and some of them have just passed through Nanning. Not far from where Chinatyke lives in Pingguo. It's a lot larger and a lot more modern than I imagined, and it was raining.
Sometimes I'm a little bit jealous.

I saved Line of Duty for tonight and the Bahrain Grand Prix as well, it was on too late for me. I need my beauty sleep!

I do find they mumble a bit on Line of Duty, but it was a very good start.

I agree Gloria but have always thought this is my hearing.... I enjoyed it on catch up and also the Bahrain GP which was more interesting than usual.

I've liked Line of Duty from the start but I found Sunday's episode difficult because of the frequent use of police acronyms....reminded me of my time in Ofsted. Just checked with Google and The Sun comes to the rescue. https://www.thesun.co.uk/tvandshowbiz/ ... itv-drama/ Nolic