Non food related TV

[northleedsbhoy]

If anyone’s looking for a good, easygoing programme to watch then I definitely recommend The Chelsea Detective, it starts on Wednesday 11 September at 8.00pm on the U&Drama Channel. I have already watched it on the Acorn streaming app and really enjoyed the series.

Cheers
NLB

[Stokey Sue]

I've still got some watching to do, but I did try the Turkish Detective (still on iPlayer), I watched the first episode and enjoyed revisiting Istanbul, but just too much subtitling for me

[KeenCook]

We just watched the BBC4 Anatomy of a Crime, Sambre, https://www.bbc.co.uk/iplayer/episode/m ... c_team=BBC
which was really very good indeed. An interesting approach in that it looked at the experience of each of the actors involved in six separate episodes. I won't say any more because I don't want to inadvertently write spoilers, but we would recommend it.

We watched the first two episodes when they were on BBC4 and then watched the next four over a couple of evenings as they've all been released on iPlayer.

[PatsyMFagan]

If anyone’s looking for a good, easygoing programme to watch then I definitely recommend The Chelsea Detective, it starts on Wednesday 11 September at 8.00pm on the U&Drama Channel. I have already watched it on the Acorn streaming app and really enjoyed the series

Yes, I'm looking forward to that

[Pepper Pig]

If you have Amazon Prime then do watch “A Very Royal Scandal”. The acting is absolutely fabulous. Michael Sheen, Alex Jennings, Joanna Scanlon and Ruth Wilson. So good.

[northleedsbhoy]

Another Acorn TV drama/comedy is starting on the Drama channel on Sunday at 8.00pm. It’s called Recipes for Love and Murder. It’s another series I really enjoyed.

Cheers
NLB

[scullion]

ludwig, bbc1 wednesday 9pm or all on player if you want to binge.
anything with david mitchel is worth watching, i think, especially as there are quite a few excellent supporting actors dotted in there, too.
the first episode (and half of the next) was good.

[Stokey Sue]

I enjoyed it, not heavy going, thought Anna Maxwell Martin was an excellent foil for this variant of Morose Mitchell. Nearly choked when Ralph Ineson's voice cut in, in a flashback (for me) to The Jetty. Keeping my eye on young Simon who clearly wants to be Watson to his Sherlock (or something)