Inside Number Nine is back -{ I'd urge everyone to watch this fantastic series. This weeks
Episode was absolutely stunning in its twists and turns about a master of cryptic crosswords.
Brilliant stuff {[]
"I've been informed that there ARE a couple of QAnon supporters who are fairly regular posters in AJB."
Inside Number Nine is back -{ I'd urge everyone to watch this fantastic series. This weeks
Episode was absolutely stunning in its twists and turns about a master of cryptic crosswords.
Brilliant stuff {[]
Have not caught up with the latest episode yet but heartily agree with TP that this series is superb, never a duff episode. {[]
Yeah, well, sometimes nothin' can be a real cool hand.
Inside Number Nine is back -{ I'd urge everyone to watch this fantastic series. This weeks
Episode was absolutely stunning in its twists and turns about a master of cryptic crosswords.
Brilliant stuff {[]
Have not caught up with the latest episode yet but heartily agree with TP that this series is superb, never a duff episode. {[]
Always cleverly written with a killer twist at the end. The last episode was oh so dark but I love this show {[]
Inside Number Nine is back -{ I'd urge everyone to watch this fantastic series. This weeks
Episode was absolutely stunning in its twists and turns about a master of cryptic crosswords.
Brilliant stuff {[]
Absolutely nothing to disagree with there - always top quality - and the Christmas special WAS special -{
Fascinating documentary series on " The Yesterday channel " called
Abandoned Engineering. Showing some amazing structures, in episode
One there is Silva's island ( among others ) .
"I've been informed that there ARE a couple of QAnon supporters who are fairly regular posters in AJB."
I've been watching the rebooted Thunderbirds Are Go series with my 6-year old (my excuse anyway ) ) and I have noticed that the music is very much influenced by both CR and MR. Anyone else think the same?
Yeah, well, sometimes nothin' can be a real cool hand.
It's about an illegal and secret health clinic in a disused underground station. It's run a a doomsday prepper and a doctor who has patient down there who everyone thinks is dead.
In the UK, True Entertainment 61 has begun to show the Honor Blackman Avengers stuff. Last night, I saw the very first one of these I'd ever seen, and I'm in my 40s!
It was noirish, none of the Avengers theme tune, a bit Maltese Falcon. Cathy Gale didn't have her leather catsuit and Steed was Steed with his bowler and brolly, but a bit spark, livelier than usual, a bit spare.
It appeared to be shot live, so there were no outside scenes and it was all a bit stagey and dialogue heavy. Like the TV version of Casino Royale, if you've seen that.
Afterwards, they showed The Man from Uncle, but being set on the Siberian express, it too was not the usual fare. Still, all this may pick up.
Well, David Suchet's documentary about the deciple Peter is actually quite interesting.
And every Easter the radio has a travelogue quiz - "The Easter Labyrinth". The producers are incredibly good at coming up with interesting questions that are hard to google. It's been running every Easter since 1987 and I (among many others) can't imagine a worthy life without it
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Was that the Hugh Jackman, Sir Ian McKellen and Sir Patrick Stewart show? If it was, that was hysterical ... Ian McKellen is hilarious
It was...haven't laughed at a tv program like that for ages...McKellen is great, he lived in my town for years -{
Norton does well with his guests, I like his format.
Episode was absolutely stunning in its twists and turns about a master of cryptic crosswords.
Brilliant stuff {[]
Have not caught up with the latest episode yet but heartily agree with TP that this series is superb, never a duff episode. {[]
Always cleverly written with a killer twist at the end. The last episode was oh so dark but I love this show {[]
Absolutely nothing to disagree with there - always top quality - and the Christmas special WAS special -{
In my opinion, a big improvement over the first series. Great to now have two fantastic
Car shows
John Barry's theme song is the fabbest thing ever, esp over the South of France credits.
In the episode I saw, the 'locker room' style banter between Tony Curtis and our Rog had dated a bit , but I will look forward to the rest.
Roger Moore 1927-2017
From Dodgy Tax dealings to Dodgy TV show, It now appears the winners of " Let it Shine" the Gary Barlow
TV show to find a Take That tribute Band for His new musical. The winners will now just be Backing dancers
Etc, with No speaking parts as Gary has Already signed up a act to play the leads ! What a con
Really enjoyed it.
Nice to see the Liverpool bloke not living up to the stereotype 8-) 8-)
Abandoned Engineering. Showing some amazing structures, in episode
One there is Silva's island ( among others ) .
Trailer for "Becoming Bond" the George Lazenby story.
Something to look forward to in this period of Bond darkness even if it end up cheesy )
Despite his flaws I do like listening to Lazenby
First rate Scandinavian Noir.
Trailer with Englsih subtitles:
https://vimeo.com/186024308
It's about an illegal and secret health clinic in a disused underground station. It's run a a doomsday prepper and a doctor who has patient down there who everyone thinks is dead.
while filming for the Grand Tour.
Trailer: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=dAP1l45L1WY
Wikipedia: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Nobel_(TV_series)
It was noirish, none of the Avengers theme tune, a bit Maltese Falcon. Cathy Gale didn't have her leather catsuit and Steed was Steed with his bowler and brolly, but a bit spark, livelier than usual, a bit spare.
It appeared to be shot live, so there were no outside scenes and it was all a bit stagey and dialogue heavy. Like the TV version of Casino Royale, if you've seen that.
Afterwards, they showed The Man from Uncle, but being set on the Siberian express, it too was not the usual fare. Still, all this may pick up.
Roger Moore 1927-2017
And every Easter the radio has a travelogue quiz - "The Easter Labyrinth". The producers are incredibly good at coming up with interesting questions that are hard to google. It's been running every Easter since 1987 and I (among many others) can't imagine a worthy life without it
A simple idea, brilliantly executed.
I love this programme.