Am trying to lay hands on an excellent TV documentary series from the 80s made by Granada TV called End of Empire.
Vaguely similar synopsis to a British film that came out eight years ago called 'Dead Man Running.' It doesn't look to be available on Netflix, but if you have Prime, you should be able to watch it.Watching 'Retribution' on Netflix while drink my tea.
Vaguely similar synopsis to a British film that came out eight years ago called 'Dead Man Running.' It doesn't look to be available on Netflix, but if you have Prime, you should be able to watch it.
Sounds like it might be my sort of thing.Watched the 1st episode of "Altered Carbon" on Netflix, last night. Really good hard SF. Great cinematics, FX and acting. Looking forward to the rest of the series.
Sounds like it might be my sort of thing.
I missed them and have been meaning to go back on catch up. I have a long list of things I don't get round to watching. I usually let Mrs AFB decide and if I'm not interested go on my iPhone.Did you ever watch "Life On mars"? I thought it excellent and also led the sequel "Ashes to Ashes" although I missed most of the second and third series of the latter, as I was abroad for most of the time it was on.
I missed them and have been meaning to go back on catch up. I have a long list of things I don't get round to watching. I usually let Mrs AFB decide and if I'm not interested go on my iPhone.
We saw one recently that was a prequel to some current Police show. The main detective was just starting out in the 70's as a recruit. Can't recall the name of either show though! BBC I think.They were extremely good, and - to my mind - well worth watching.
We saw one recently that was a prequel to some current Police show. The main detective was just starting out in the 70's as a recruit. Can't recall the name of either show though! BBC I think.
I've seen some of all of those.Well, Endeavour - set in the 60s - is a prequel to Inspector Morse (Endeavour is the young Morse), while Lewis, is, of course, the sequel to Morse.
We saw one recently that was a prequel to some current Police show. The main detective was just starting out in the 70's as a recruit. Can't recall the name of either show though! BBC I think.
Watching The Good Place Season 1 on Netflix, a 2016 sitcom from NBC, an interesting farcical story about a woman who finds herself in heaven by mistake and a somewhat inept manager of the place. Not sold on it yet. Season 2 is scheduled to premier in Sept.
I like that show, too. I'm picky when it comes to TV shows. I find most cult followed stuff dreadful. Veep, Breaking Bad, 30 Rock, that NASA show, just awful. Comedy is very subjective, but so much of today's comedy sucks.