The BBC adaptation of Pride and Prejudice. Five stars. Must read the book at some point.
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US Office is leagues ahead of the UK one.
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It's good shit, maybe the monster is a bit hokey but THE REAL MONSTERS ARE THE MEN THEMSELVES
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That's cause the UK one was shit whilst the US one wasn't
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I saw 5 minutes of an episode of that last week and it had John Q De Lancie in it. I'm just assuming he was the murderer, I mean how the fuck could he not be
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I actually saw this during the Summer just as we were coming out of first lockdown. It was on RTE in 2 hour pieces so I watched it out of curiosity. Very good, very well done, and still pertinent in some ways, but it seems to me like there's so many people now holding period dramas up like they should have some real relevance to their social lives or some shit like that. I dunno, seems like so many people miss the point with that shit, like one of the main points of Pride and Prejudice was to say how stupid all this fawning crap is, loads of people respond by fawning over Colin Firth.
Speaking of period dramas and WRONG THREAD I know but that Emma (sorry - Emma.) from a couple of years ago was pretty good. Not much chess in it, mind.
Started watching For All Mankind. I love a bit of alternative history, me. 2 episodes in and not bad so far.
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Rewatching Bergerac at lunchtime, mainly for the warm glow of 80s nostalgia. This happened in the final episode of season four. John Nettles fans will appreciate it
, and feel the warm glow of being a John Nettles fan.
, and feel the warm glow of being a John Nettles fan.Actually it was a woman whodunnit.
I didn't even recognize Q on it.
Sellick was literally behind bars in a lot of the scenes. Poor Jessica was so used to death she never really got upset on finding corpses. Ballycotton must be a dangerous place.
Informer was good. Story was bit loose at parts but it had good pace and great performances
First episode of Quiz last night. Excellent. So great to watch something non violent crime related
Its A Sin..very good but its gonna be sad
First episode of Quiz last night. Excellent. So great to watch something non violent crime related
Its A Sin..very good but its gonna be sad
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Heartbreak High is on Netflix and it hasn't aged well. Still though, my inner-teen is LOVING the nostalgia!
Tom Wambsgans isn’t American. Who knew?
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Mark Commode's secrets of cinema.
On BBC4.
On BBC4.
What's that like? It seems to be getting advertised a lot.
Glued to the latest season of The Expanse. It is so good (if you've watched all the previous serieseseses).
Cormcolash
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Yeah this was great craic, I think all the episodes are on RTE player already so I'm gonna watch the rest of it tomorrow if so
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Its good. This week's episode on cult movies was the best so far.
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