What TV series are you currently watching?

[George]

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

It's a great show!

[dissily Mordentroge]

Repeats of The Antique Roadshow. To hear the English language spoken so clearly is only one of the thrills.

[Papy Oli]

Finished Season 1 of World on Fire on the BBC catch up last night. Gripping viewing.

Halfway through the second season of the Kominsky Method on Netflix as well. As good and as sarcastic as the first one.

Tonight: finally catching up with Guilt !!!

[ritter]

Finished Season 1 of World on Fire on the BBC catch up last night. Gripping viewing.
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Watching that one here in Spain as well...gripping indeed.

[SimonNZ]

"1964" in the PBS American Experience series

particularly good on Barry Goldwater (in fact that could have been a multi part series all of its own)

[Todd]

Season 2 of Jim Halpert: Tough Guy Lady Killer.  This time around, Messrs Ryan and Greer become embroiled in international chicanery involving PMCs, new-fangled satellite-based LIDAR, corrupt politicians and rigged elections, and tantalum, all in Venezuela.  How very timely.  The heavy-handed use of too dramatic music and choppy editing can't mask the fact that the show is boring, though the second season ups the ante by bringing in Noomi Rapace and a host of TV character actors from better TV shows - GoT, The Americans, Narcos, House of Cards.  Meh.

[Ken B]

The Crown, Season 3

This continues to be interesting and entertaining, mostly for the astounding production values, and some good acting.

[SimonNZ]

three episodes in and unexpectedly impressed (particularly surprised to learn that the careful and sober direction is from Ben Stiller, of all people)

[jess]

Been watching Doctor Who episodes from the 2005 reboot onwards (which a smattering of Classic Era stuff in between) as I wait for THIS WHICH IS COMING OUT SOOOOOOON oh my god the trailer looks good

https://www.youtube.com/v/vkEB0ysv7sM

[vandermolen]

I greatly enjoyed the first part of a TV series called 'Vienna Blood' - a murder mystery set in early 20th Century Vienna.

[Ken B]

I greatly enjoyed the first part of a TV series called 'Vienna Blood' - a murder mystery set in early 20th Century Vienna.

Now I have pictures of Strauss, Lehar, Von Suppé, and a wood chipper ...

[vandermolen]

Now I have pictures of Strauss, Lehar, Von Suppé, and a wood chipper ...

Mahler makes a brief guest appearance playing the piano.

[Papy Oli]

I greatly enjoyed the first part of a TV series called 'Vienna Blood' - a murder mystery set in early 20th Century Vienna.

I have this one in the watching queue. Mahler's appearance sells it even more 

Have you seen the War of the Worlds on BBC as well ?

[j winter]

[jess]

NICE, which season/serials?

[j winter]

NICE, which season/serials?

I signed up for Britbox, which has all of the classic Dr. Who.  My wife and I are planning to take the whole trip in order (there's not a lot of TV that we agree on but we both like the doctor).  We just finished Troughton last night, and have moved on to Pertwee.

The doctors I grew up with are Pertwee, Baker, and Davison.  I hadn't seen much Troughton prior to this, but really enjoyed it -- great fun!

[jess]

I signed up for Britbox, which has all of the classic Dr. Who.  My wife and I are planning to take the whole trip in order (there's not a lot of TV that we agree on but we both like the doctor).  We just finished Troughton last night, and have moved on to Pertwee.

The doctors I grew up with are Pertwee, Baker, and Davison.  I hadn't seen much Troughton prior to this, but really enjoyed it -- great fun!

Brilliant. I love Hartnell and Troughton. Haven't seen a lot of Pertwee but I have watched his first season and I love it—especially Inferno.

[vandermolen]

I have this one in the watching queue. Mahler's appearance sells it even more 

Have you seen the War of the Worlds on BBC as well ?

Yes indeed Olivier. I watched Part 2 tonight. I enjoyed it but preferred 'World on Fire' and 'Vienna Blood' which I've been recommending to everyone. I didn't realise that World at War was an attack on British Colonialism ('now you can see what it's like to be colonised!') apparently H.G.Wells hated the treatment of the Aborigines in Australia. An enjoyable series and interesting to see Demelza from Poldark in a different role.

[George]

Mr Inbetween - a helluva show!

[Roy Bland]

Wonderful opening theme by Wilfreds Josephs

IMHO BBC's series in 1970s were absolutely the best