Topic: What TV series are you currently watching?

[Irons]

     Have you watched Le Bureau des Légendes? It's one of the best spy series ever. I just found out there will be a 5th season.

No. It looks most interesting but only available on Amazon I think. Doing my impression of King Canute of avoiding all things Amazon far as possible.

The first series of 'The Returned" is gripping but the second disappointing.

[drogulus]

     I watched the first part of the BBC series The War Of The Worlds. It's not bad, it's more like it's almost good.

[George]

[drogulus]

     I'm back in Sweden with Johan Falk.

[Todd]

Here's a surreal show: David Rubenstein, one of the founders of The Carlyle Group, interviewing various personages.  PBS started airing it, and the first show included a dual interview with Bill Clinton and George W Bush.  Neat.

[Ken B]

The Devil Next Door
The trials of John Demjanjuk. The last, German, trial gets scant treatment but it’s an interesting series.

[George]

[milk]

The Devil Next Door
The trials of John Demjanjuk. The last, German, trial gets scant treatment but it’s an interesting series.

Pretty interesting. Could have been cut down a bit but we enjoyed it on the whole.

[Ken B]

Pretty interesting. Could have been cut down a bit but we enjoyed it on the whole.

Yeah. But on the other hand I wanted to see a bit more of Demjanjuk. Hard to know what is selective editing, but so much of his demeanor reminded me of Ernst Zundel in his trial in Canada, a knowing and taunting smirk. FWIW I agree with the reasonable doubt about Treblinka, but am pretty sure he was at Sobibor and Trawniki.

[j winter]

[vandermolen]

I've been watching the Anglo/Polish series 'World on Fire' based on events in 1939/40 in Poland, Britain and France. Quite harrowing but very well acted. I didn't realise that there is another series coming. I shall probably watch 'The War of the Worlds' starting here next week.

[Irons]

Enjoying the Scottish BBC production of "Guilt" which concerns two brothers who kill an old man in a car accident when returning from a night out on the tiles. They attempt numerous ways to cover up their crime with disastrous results. I was half way through the first episode before it began to dawn on me that "Guilt" is a (very) black comedy. 

[André]

Enjoying the Scottish BBC production of "Guilt" which concerns two brothers who kill an old man in a car accident when returning from a night out on the tiles. They attempt numerous ways to cover up their crime with disastrous results. I was half way through the first episode before it began to dawn on me that "Guilt" is a (very) black comedy.

Thanks for that. I’ll see if I can get this here. Mark Bonnar is an excellent actor.

[Papy Oli]

Enjoying the Scottish BBC production of "Guilt" which concerns two brothers who kill an old man in a car accident when returning from a night out on the tiles. They attempt numerous ways to cover up their crime with disastrous results. I was half way through the first episode before it began to dawn on me that "Guilt" is a (very) black comedy.

You can say that again, Lol.
Only one episode in and some bits had me howling with laughter. Mark Bonnar's faces of disbelief are absolutely priceless. Need to urgently catch up.

[Irons]

You can say that again, Lol.
Only one episode in and some bits had me howling with laughter. Mark Bonnar's faces of disbelief are absolutely priceless. Need to urgently catch up.

It gets better, Oliver. Wait till you come to the old dear who lives opposite! Boy, is she scary!!

I'm saving this week's episode for Sunday evening, but could not resist reading a review in my paper. Apparently it gets very dark indeed.

[SimonNZ]

second viewing

[George]

Guilt (thanks to this thread)

and now

King Of Queens

[drogulus]

     Olivia Coleman and Tobias Menzies take over the lead roles on The Crown, which is good and good.
     

[drogulus]

     

     I'm on the Red (2nd) season of Forbrydelsen.

[Todd]

Mark Bonnar is an excellent actor.

Indeed.  I may have to watch now that I know he's in it.