I certainly mentioned it upthread. Very good stuff.Did I mention Daddy Issues? That was brilliant, very funny.
I certainly mentioned it upthread. Very good stuff.Did I mention Daddy Issues? That was brilliant, very funny.
Me too. I remember going to the shops with my Grandma and everyone called her Mrs Wxxxxxx and not by her Christian name.Just watching this. They remind me of my Grandma
At this point I have to click my tangential facts tendency into action. I've always believed the story that Victoria Wood saw the first clip on Highway and that inspired the shopping sketch later on. I've never wanted to check the dates to know if this is accurate!Me too. I remember going to the shops with my Grandma and everyone called her Mrs Wxxxxxx and not by her Christian name.
It was pretty obvious where the Mrs Merton character came from, Aherne had copied her right down to the accent, glasses and hair do.
I don’t have a Christian name, not being a Christian, but I remember when the change started happening and people no longer used my surname. I’m still not wholly happy with it but I can’t put my finger on why.Me too. I remember going to the shops with my Grandma and everyone called her Mrs Wxxxxxx and not by her Christian name.
It was pretty obvious where the Mrs Merton character came from, Aherne had copied her right down to the accent, glasses and hair do.
Is it all right if I call you “Danny”?I don’t have a Christian name, not being a Christian, but I remember when the change started happening and people no longer used my surname. I’m still not wholly happy with it but I can’t put my finger on why.
I’d rather you just took the blood sample and made vague comments about the weather, if that’s OK.Is it all right if I call you “Danny”?
I would give it an extra point. Not amazing but clever blend of entertainment, crime mystery and drama. I don’t know if it was written with David Mitchell in mind, but it feels like he was born to play the role. Clever murder plots as well whilst keeping it light.We finished the whole series. 6.5 out of 10.
Yes, at one point I saidI don’t know if it was written with David Mitchell in mind, but it feels like he was born to play the role.
Not t enjoying series 2 of The Cleaner, I might try series 3 if I get bored to see if it's more like series 1.Alma's Not Normal, The Cleaner (haven't watched it but series 1 was good) and Mr Loverman all good on iPlayer.
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Tried it last night. Really good concept but the delivery just didn’t grab us. To me it just felt a bit stagey and old fashioned. We didn’t finish ep 1, and went to bed.Mr Loverman
It is a bit stagey but it's worth watching.Tried it last night. Really good concept but the delivery just didn’t grab us. To me it just felt a bit stagey and old fashioned. We didn’t finish ep 1, and went to bed.
Think I've already watched that. Good call though.Harriet, film about Harriet tubman is up. Fascinating, extrodanary and inspiring character who should be far better known. Feel they softened her a bit but still a good watch.
I miss Lloyd Grossman.MasterChef the Professionals, yay, something to watch while eating dinner.
Did he used to be on it or are you referring to the pasta sauce?I miss Lloyd Grossman.
He presented it before the revamp by that bald cunt who scoffs all the puds. Much more twee and no macho kitchen bullying. The pasta sauces as well as revamped British Rail sandwiches were side gigs derived from being Mr Master chef.Did he used to be on it or are you referring to the pasta sauce?
He presented it before the revamp by that bald cunt who scoffs all the puds. Much more twee and no macho kitchen bullying
"We've cogitated, levitated; and masturbated.": was his catchphrase.
He presented it before the revamp by that bald cunt who scoffs all the puds. Much more twee and no macho kitchen bullying. The pasta sauces as well as revamped British Rail sandwiches were side gigs derived from being Mr Master chef.
"We've cogitated, levitated; and masturbated.": was his catchphrase.
There were shouting chefs and and crying on occasions when I've watched it, but I probably haven't watched it much in the last 15 years because I don't like it. I never found either Wallace or Torode likable personalities. I haven't seen much of Monica Galeti, but she seemed quite agressive too. Too many tears and dewdrops plopping into the dough for my liking.I only know these guys and Monica and I like them.
There's not much macho kitchen bullying is there?
We’ve watched the first 2 episodes, some good skills already - deserves its own thread.MasterChef the Professionals, yay, something to watch while eating dinner.
I am obviously several months behind the curve, as have just finished second series of Tokyo Vice. Really enjoyed it - not sure how true to the book it was (or indeed how accurate the original book is by the sound of things) but I found the final two episodes genuinely tense.Not sure if already mentioned, but just seen both seasons of Tokyo Vice are now on iplayer
I really enjoyed this show, about an American journalist based in Japan covering the yakuza. Michael Mann was involved somehow (exec prod?) and it’s got that neo-noir thing going on that I am, admittedly, an absolute sucker for
Tokyo Vice - Series 1: 1. The Test
Jake Adelstein becomes the first foreigner to be hired by Tokyo newspaper Meicho Shimbun. Assigned to the crime desk, he discovers that, in Tokyo, journalists shouldn't ask too many questions.www.bbc.co.uk
I am obviously several months behind the curve, as have just finished second series of Tokyo Vice. Really enjoyed it - not sure how true to the book it was (or indeed how accurate the original book is by the sound of things) but I found the final two episodes genuinely tense.