True. I worry about it continuing without Harman's guiding vision. I'd hate to see it become a generic US sitcom, or morph into something like Scrubs.

Should'nt really post this on here, as it's not a film. But as we appreciate fine acting and writing, has anybody been watching The Bridge on BBC 3. Excellent series all around, and comfortably sits neatly with previous Danish productions, The Killing and Borgen.

=#FF0000Moved from the Film thread to the TV thread - Wanderer.

[iScrubs[/i is a great comparison/warning sign. I'm sure the network will want something less imaginative and plonk a laugh track on it, like [iFriends[/i but for nerds. Still means he can go and do something else.

Yes, it was excellent. Intelligently written and beautifully filmed.

For those fans of Mad Men, with a heavy dose of horology thrown in for good measure. www.hodinkee.com/blog/2012/5/21/ ... f-the.html On a side note, I Enjoyed Hell on Wheels immensely.

For those fans of Mad Men, with a heavy dose of horology thrown in for good measure. www.hodinkee.com/blog/2012/5/21/ ... f-the.html On a side note, I Enjoyed Hell on Wheels immensely.

Quote ="Durham Giant"Dont know if anyone saw this on BBC 4 but it is worth it on Iplayer www.bbc.co.uk/iplayer/episode/b0 ... ler_Years/ All about the campaigns for safety in formula one. Some shocking footage of the deaths of racing drivers and how dangerous it was. I dont really like motor sport but found it riveting.'" The same production team also did one called [url=http://www.bbc.co.uk/programmes/b01fcncc"Madness on Wheels: Rallying's craziest years"[/url that was just as good. Keep an eye out for it if and when it's repeated.

Quote ="Durham Giant"Dont know if anyone saw this on BBC 4 but it is worth it on Iplayer www.bbc.co.uk/iplayer/episode/b0 ... ler_Years/ All about the campaigns for safety in formula one. Some shocking footage of the deaths of racing drivers and how dangerous it was. I dont really like motor sport but found it riveting.'" The same production team also did one called [url=http://www.bbc.co.uk/programmes/b01fcncc"Madness on Wheels: Rallying's craziest years"[/url that was just as good. Keep an eye out for it if and when it's repeated.

Did anyone see Paxman correct that woman's grammar on Newsnight last night? Made me chuckle, it did.

Not seen that, is that Group B Super Cars era?

In other viewing, ruddy love Chelsea on't telly me.

If its the one that was on a few weeks back, Yes. Utter mental "cars" (in the losest sense of the word).

Fook me. Another episode of GOS that has me having to fight back the tears. I must be going soft in my old age.

I've just wasted the last hour watching Silk on bbc1. I'll watch GOS in the morn.

Whats GOS?

Louie and Bored to Death started here last Monday, both a little slow to begin but I'll give them a few more weeks.

Damn missed it again, tomorrow on the iPlayer, or is it 4OD ?

The Berlin Heart. Once there on it they aint leaving the hospital until, and if, a donor becomes available. Andrex at the ready Dave.

iPlayer matey...

Just watched the NCIS:LA and Hawaii Five-O cross over shows. Now, whilst I'm a big fan of both shows I can't say I was that impressed. And why does every single extra have to know Sam?

No, not just you.

Its my favourite program of the week now, riveting viewing and you get to wash the bits of grit out of your eyes too.

What is GOS?

technically it should be GOSH


Great Ormond Street (Hospital)
G O S (H)


dont watch it btw. doesnt interest me.

Just watched "Hitler's Children on Sky+. Very powerful and moving documentary. Recommended.

For fans of the more absurd type of comedy mixed in with good old working class humour [iThe Trailer Park Boys[/i have a video vault on YT streaming each of the shows starting with...

101 - Take Your Little Gun And Get Out Of My Trailer Park!

It's not to everyone's taste but for me it's right up there with the other great improv comedies and its lo-fi style is terrific.

Just been watching Newsnight. The Labour Party definitely chose the wrong Miliband brother.

Its not too late to dispose of the incumbant in a cellar on the family estate and usurpe him with the reserve - hardly anyone would notice.

And while you're on YT take a look at the Scottish comedy "Still Game" now available also as full length episodes, very funny.

I watched it this morning , I thought the grandson of Rudolf Hoess was quite brave in going to Auschwitz and facing those people especially the survivor of Auschwitz. I don't know if I could have done the same . I'd have definitely changed my name from Himler though.