OneGuyFromBarlick

You know what I was doing......

If any of you haven't seen this TV programme then take note of the 4 episodes here...
`Age of the Image' LINK
(Note that the four episodes shown across the web page are in reverse chronological order - start with the one on the right.)
Documentary series in which art historian James Fox explores how the power of images has transformed the modern world.
The filming and presentation are both excellent and James Fox is very easy to listen to.

I'd already noted that Tiz. At the moment I am revisiting Spooks, not as good as Line of Duty but not bad considering their age.

Watched part 2 of The Nest last night, it really does keep the attention. Well worth a catch up.

We are watching The Nest as well Gloria, getting interesting, what's a bloke to do?

Not interested in the Nest, been there, done that and have the tee-shirt. Youtube and Spooks last night, completely shunned all news. I just get one dose in the morning, most of which is speculation.

Stanley wrote: ↑31 Mar 2020, 04:59 Not interested in the Nest, been there, done that and have the tee-shirt.

You must not have read the program synopsis properly Stanley. Having read your life story, I don't think you ever engaged a surrogate for any of your children and certainly not one who may have had a seriously dodgy past

You're right Ian, I was told it was about divorce. Still not attracted to it.....
Spooks is still passing the time nicely!

'Er indoors watched Joseph and His Amazing Technicolor Dreamcoat, on Andrew Lloyd Webber's new YouTube channel, this morning (I fixed the fence) she was having a good old singalong when I came back in. Jesus Christ Superstar next week

The Nest was on again last night, it is still really good. Well worth catching up on.

I'm recording The Nest and will 'binge watch' later

Killing Eve next series starts today but I think they have committed it straight to streaming on the BBC IPlayer. I think all the new series is available from 6am this morning is what I heard on a trailer last night.

I've been working my way through Netflix miniseries' there have been a couple based on Harlen Coben books.

PanBiker wrote: ↑06 Apr 2020, 08:42 Killing Eve next series starts today but I think they have committed it straight to streaming on the BBC IPlayer. I think all the new series is available from 6am this morning is what I heard on a trailer last night.

Got the date wrong it's next Monday 13th. IPlayer will have each episode fro 6am. Not sure whether it will be shown on live TV or not.

All will become clear. I am still pursuing Spooks.....

Killing Eve is streaming on Iplayer and the first episode will be shown on TV on Sunday. Watched the first episode of DEVS last night, intriguing, second episode tonight.

Also watched Brassed Off, still one of my favourite films. Lost count of the number of miners rally's and pit closure protests we went to in the 80's.

I'm still Spooking and avoiding all 3 podium news.

We've never watched Killing Eve but have been talked into it. We are into series 2 episode 7 next. It's binge viewing, find it difficult to put down, never known anything keep the attention like it. If you haven't seen it, you really are missing something.

I'm watching this series as it happens and yes, Killing Eve was always riveting......

Killing Eve tonight, looking forward to that.

Not TV but Radio, Will Self on aborigine culture at 08:45 is worth listening to. He raises the interesting point that if any culture is to survive it could well be the aborigines of Australia who were successfully managing their world long before our ancestors started travelling and destroying the planet. Well worth listening to....

I noted a programme about false news by Ian Hislop last night. It was too late for me so I shall revisit it tonight. It may be a repeat but even so I always enjoy his contributions!

The A Word tonight bbc1 at 9pm.

Forgot Ian! Watched an Aussie film, Mystery Road on BBC4, very good once you got into it.
Killing Eve is getting a bit too inscrutable for me! I'm having difficulty knowing what's going on.

Watched last episode of Mystery Road and it was good.
The Hislop programme on fake news was a repeat but nevertheless a good watch.
I watched The Factory which was on fruit and cereal bars. The main thing I got from it was a clear explanation of the origin of currants, raisins and sultanas and what the difference between them is. It's always puzzled me. Also a very good segment on why some nuts aren't nuts!