What did you watch last night?

[OFT]

BBC1 Death in Paradise.
It's crap where crap is a term of endearment.

Guilty pleasure.

[Plashet Grove Pete]

BBC1 Death in Paradise.
It's crap where crap is a term of endearment.

Guilty pleasure.

Absolutely. The perfect way to waste an hour. And five minutes later I can't remember a thing about it, so can always watch reruns time and time again.

Ralf's good, though I do still miss Father Dougal.

[Cuenca 'ammer]

absolutely totally agree with both of the above.

when you don't want to be arsed concentrating on how to discover who actually dun it...and when you find out, you don't care.

this is like All Creature Great and Small for me.

really good cast, brilliant scenery and I'm in a good mood when it finishes except I can't wait for next week.

all tv should be this good.

[The_Dead_Ball]

As I already had watced The traitors which my whole family enjoyed, decided to watch the US verison which is now on BBC iplayer. Same castle in Scotland with mainly the same games. Just jazzed up American style.

[prophet:marginal]

Couple of episodes of Kaleidoscope. I like this show but couldn't love it. Just a little bit too clever-clever.

[Shy Ted]

The Shawshank Redemption film on iPlayer.

Never seen the film before, just thought it was marvellous.

[WCpete]

Everything Everywhere All at Once. Crazy movie but I enjoyed it. A little silly here and there, but very creative with some wonderful performances.

[kenthammer]

BBC1 Death in Paradise.
It's crap where crap is a term of endearment.

Guilty pleasure.

My go to prog when TV is ***** along with 24hrs in a&e

[Coops]

Hunt for the Wilderpeople
Watched it on recommendation. I really enjoyed it.

[screech]

Bullet train, action comedy set on the Bullet train in Japan with one of the writers or directors clearly a West Ham fan, 2 characters with the usual bad cockney accents both hitmen but West Ham fans, various version of bubbles play through the movie, to be fair not a bad film

[prophet:marginal]

Happy Valley and 'our' penultimate episode of Kaleidoscope.

I am happy to be watching both of these shows, but not totally gripped by either.

[Metal Hammer]

Vera - maintained the quality of previous series

[S-H]

The Traitors - US on iplayer.

[smuts]

Happy Valley...just give Lancashire and Finnerman the Baftas now.

First half of episode 1 of The Last of Us. Not pleasant viewing but great none the less.

[OFT]

BBC i player
Finished the final series of His Dark Materials.

All that dust, some of it got in my eye,

[Jonah]

Came across Mystery Road:Origins on BBC4 on Saturday, ended up binging all 6 episodes over the weekend on iplayer. Story focuses on an aboriginal detective in Australia who returns to work in his home town where he has to fight crime, racism, bigotry and corruption. Starts off a bit of a slow burner but is well worth sticking with.

Nice recommendation Metal. We finished this off yesterday and really liked it. Very slow at the start as you say but I think that's what makes it with his character being very calm also.

I didn't realise this was series 3, this one being a prequel to the character being older in S1 & S2 - and there are also two films set before and after S1. Might have to do some searching around for those

[dasnutnock3]

First half of Hunters S2. Perhaps not quite as good as the first season, understandably, but certainly not lacking in drama.

[Jonah]

First half of episode 1 of The Last of Us. Not pleasant viewing but great none the less.

Just watched in the lunch break, great start did not disappoint.

[S-H]

^^ Is it one episode a week?

[Jonah]

Yep.