TV Series

[tmgc]

Arne Dahl series 2 starting next week on BBC 4, i really enjoyed the first series.

BBC 4 is the best channel on telly, some quality stuff on there.

 

[COYBL25]

Series 2 starts on More 4 on Friday.

Small French alpine town where nothing happens, when out if the blue, people who have recently died suddenly return home alive and well with no knowledge of ever being dead. However theres something about them that just isn't right. It's creepy as hell, with a building sense of foreboding, well worth watching.

 

[The Cowboy]

Cheers lad

You might want to check out the 'This Is England' film first, to understand how it all fits together.

 

[Joey66]

Arne Dahl series 2 starting next week on BBC 4, i really enjoyed the first series.

BBC 4 is the best channel on telly, some quality stuff on there.

Great news very very good first series

 

[millsy]

Finished watching the second series of the blacklist, a lot stronger than the first series (4 for the first and 6.5 for the second) looking forward to the third series now.

 

[coollino]

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Series 2 starts on More 4 on Friday.

Small French alpine town where nothing happens, when out if the blue, people who have recently died suddenly return home alive and well with no knowledge of ever being dead. However theres something about them that just isn't right. It's creepy as hell, with a building sense of foreboding, well worth watching.

First season was so long ago I can barely remember the first, but yeah, it was great. Any idea if 4 on Demand is HD? Don't have More 4 HD. I've look and there seems to be no real answer.

 

[bluebrotha77]

You might want to check out the 'This Is England' film first, to understand how it all fits together.

So was the film out before the series started?

 

[Sid James]

Season three of Arrow, easily the weekest season so far. Ill give it another season as the first two were very good but if the next one is as poor as the last ill be finished with it.
Anyone going to watch the new 'last Kingdom' series starting in a few weeks on BBC2?

I am, think I'm pretty much up to date on the books, which were good .. trailer looks good and reviews seem favourable

Books were written by Bernard Cornwell who also wrote Sharpe ... Looking forward to this one


Review from the independent

 

[degsy]

New HBO series, Martin Scorsese and Mick Jagger...

sounds like a Rock Follies reboot

 

[The Cowboy]

So was the film out before the series started?

Yes, the film came out years ago. It's pretty important if you want to understand the relationships between the characters.

 

[Jacko93]

You might want to check out the 'This Is England' film first, to understand how it all fits together.

This is great advice. When it gets to the very end, huge swathes of what you see, and what gets closed out is based entirely on the film. If you dont watch the film, I feel you'll miss 50% of what happens, and lose much of the connection to the characters, who are in my mind, some of the best written characters I have seen for a long time.

 

[COYBL25]

First season was so long ago I can barely remember the first, but yeah, it was great. Any idea if 4 on Demand is HD? Don't have More 4 HD. I've look and there seems to be no real answer.

Think you have to download something to get it ?.

 

[Gwladysstreetlad]

I am, think I'm pretty much up to date on the books, which were good .. trailer looks good and reviews seem favourable

Books were written by Bernard Cornwell who also wrote Sharpe ... Looking forward to this one


Review from the independent

Have you read the latest book, 'Warriors of the Storm'? It was only realised last Thursday. Bernard Cornwell is one of my favorite authors and this whole series has been crying out to be adapted for tv. The only thing i fear is that it will face the inevitable comparaison to Game Of Thrones.

 

[Jags..class]

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Series 2 starts on More 4 on Friday.

Small French alpine town where nothing happens, when out if the blue, people who have recently died suddenly return home alive and well with no knowledge of ever being dead. However theres something about them that just isn't right. It's creepy as hell, with a building sense of foreboding, well worth watching.

Is this the French version

 

[Sid James]

Have you read the latest book, 'Warriors of the Storm'? It was only realised last Thursday. Bernard Cornwell is one of my favorite authors and this whole series has been crying out to be adapted for tv. The only thing i fear is that it will face the inevitable comparaison to Game Of Thrones.

More behind than I thought, Pagan Lord was the last one I read, do enjoy his books though, not read any Sharpe but did really enjoy Agincourt which was a one off I think