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Might not be everyone's cup of tea but we're enjoying This Town on the BBC iPlayer. Some good music and a few sub plots. Up to episode 4 and it's developing well.

Still on Line of Duty binge. Rattling good stuff!

We binged all of "Red Eye" over two days this last week. Excellent, it was,(is) on ITV and the hub.

PanBiker wrote: ↑27 Apr 2024, 09:01 We binged all of "Red Eye" over two days this last week. Excellent, it was,(is) on ITV and the hub.

'tis next on my list

Saying nowt then Kev.

PanBiker wrote: ↑27 Apr 2024, 16:15 Saying nowt then Kev.

No say nowt

I'll finish Line of Duty before I think about my next venture....

PanBiker wrote: ↑27 Apr 2024, 16:15 Saying nowt then Kev.

We’ve got The Marlow Murder Club starting this week. Is it any good?

After all that - I watched Redeye tonight. Fast and furious - and and Scott / Bailey (?) is in it.
Must give it an award for the best plot line I've seen for a long time. I had to google to see if you were allowed to carry a cat on your lap as an aircraft passenger. I thought not - but amazingly, it seems you can.
Best not to let it eat someone else's packed lunch though.

It was a dog though wasn't it?

Oh dear. . . very possibly.
I was only partly paying attention, and it looked like a very hairy cat to me. I'm still amazed that any uncaged pet can be allowed on the aircraft though. My first thought was - where do they put the litter tray?

PS Just checked up and found this - it really is a 'box ticker' isn't it?
Good to find there is help available for those like me - not so quick on the uptake.

The action takes off when Nolan charitably gives his meat-free meal to the only other vegan on board who was left without... only for him to stagger to the loo and collapse. A dog on board (an emotional support dog, of course) then licks the meal tray and also dies.

Sounds riveting.....
I'll stick to Line of Duty!

The programme which followed Redeye is a travel thing thing with Martin Clunes. It's been on for two consecutive nights, and I like it. I Iike most things he is in except Doc Martin, who I feel should have been sectioned a long time ago. Last night he was in Micronesia. No me neither - but I should know, as my email address ends in, 'dot fm' which stands for 'federation micronesia'. I've spelled it out to people often enough.

He is a good guide with a genuine sense of wonderment and respect when he encounters something new and interesting. I recommend it.

PanBiker wrote: ↑27 Apr 2024, 16:15 Saying nowt then Kev.

Episode 6 to watch this evening, it's been good

I think I might be on the last episode of Line of Duty tonight.......

Just watched The Great British Sex Scandal on Channel 5.
Lived through it of course - but had forgotten most of it. The behaviour of the main characters, Cecil Parkinson and Margaret Thatcher was deeply shocking. If any futher reasons never to vote Tory ever again are needed, (unlikely) I suggest you watch it. Who needs made up 'drama' The real thing is more compelling.

Thanks for reminding me David, I shall have a look at it tonight.

I never moved off YouTube!

Binge watched the Shardlake adaptation on Disney+ over the last couple of evenings. Most enjoyable and, pretty much, close to the books.

Redeye was a good watch

Yes Kev, we enjoyed it as well.

I watched Robert selling bananas in Vietnam and some Indian foundry workers making 3 feet diameter Cast Iron sewer pipes. Now there's entertainment for you!

I'm watching Wallander again. It was a good series.....

We are still watching Red Eye week by week, ssssshhhhhhhhh, don’t say a word.