Oz and James Drink to Britain - must be great to get paid going on a booze up round the British Isles.  Very entertaining though.

 

 

Total Wipeout - has anyone seen this?  I'd love a crack at it!

I'm really enjoying the bridge s2 it has to be said

Just finished watching The Following with Kevin Bacon as lead.  Good series although it fizzled out a bit towards the last couple episodes and got a little predictable.

 

Worth a watch though.

 

 

I'm glad that Kevin Bacon has proved that he's not a flash in the pan actor.

Bacon's always managed to find good rolls!

he's a bit hammy imo

Although he's made a bit of a pig's ear out of the EE adverts.

He seems a bit streaky? Good roles, bad roles, maybe a bit footloose in what he choses?

True Detective.  Good performances but I'm finding it a tad slow?!

Didn't realise Neil Doncaster moonlighted as CEO of Next...

 

Salamander anyone ?

 

Thought it was really good

Kids & Guns on Channel 4

 

 

 

So far a 4 year old girl has recieved a 44 magnum 'youth' rifle for her birthday

 

And next up was a family with their own private Arsenal and shooting range including a Gatlin gun. They apparently take safety seriously though

 

but somehow this 'child Geniuses' programme makes the gun nuts look normal and nice

Harvey Keitel now selling Direct line car Insurance.............

 

The paedophile hunter. Really dark, and thought provoking. Have to say, they show the police how easy it really is.

The Fall, even creepier than the first series.

Elementary

 

I must confess, I have always had a bit of a thing about Lucy Lui.  Combined with a real love of Sherlock Holmes I decided to give this series a try despite some questionable aspects.  It took a couple of episodes to find it's feet but when it did it went to marathon running really quickly.  Johnny Lee Miller has been given really good material to work with and, combined with more opportunity (22 episode per series as opposed to only 9 episodes), as such, has created a Sherlock Holmes with significantly more depth than Cumberpatch's effort in BBC's Sherlock (also a show I have a lot of love for I might add).  Any fan of Sherlock should give Elementary a watch.

Naruto with kids  and i enjoyed it .

 

Rasengan

 

Peaky Blinders on Netflix.

 

It's excellent. 

DO NOT READ MBT's RESPONSE IF YOU WANT TO WATCH THIS

 

Have been watching The Jinx online, absolutely fantastic documentary about a rich man suspected of committing a number of murders over  period of 30 years.  It's a 6 part documentary, and I am on 5/6 now.  Thoroughly recommend it, excellent sound track too.

 

http://www.imdb.com/title/tt4299972/

 

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You are aware that, as a result of the programme, someone came forward with more evidence and he's now been arrested and charged?

You are aware that, as a result of the programme, someone came forward with more evidence and he's now been arrested and charged?

 

Thanks for ruining the programme MBT...lol it was why I had stated where I was in the documentary!

Are you aware that he dies in the last episode?

You are aware that, as a result of the programme, someone came forward with more evidence and he's now been arrested and charged?

 

Booooooo

Bloodline on Netflix

Just as an FYI

 

http://www.fox.com/the-x-files/thexfiles

Not TV but this was all on TV at some point. After randomly listening to a Corries song about the battle of Stirling Brig I realised that I didn't know anything about said battle. Or Scottish history in general. I watched a wee documentary on it from YouTube which I found fascinating. Now I share it with my fellow DTers. Although I expect this stuff isn't as new to many of you as it was to me. It's in 3 parts and the song I alluded to by the Corries first.