What TV series are you currently watching?

[SimonNZ]

Started a marathon of all seven seasons.

[George]

Missing Alan Arkin, but enjoying the final season of this fine show nonetheless.

[Karl Henning]

Get Smart

[SonicMan46]

Well, we bought the latest seasons of Blue Bloods and NCIS, so getting emails when a new episode is released.  But on Acorn TV, now on the 13th Season of the Murdoch Mysteries and started the first season of Miss Fisher's Murder Mysteries - seems like we're attracted to these detective/dead body productions -    Dave

[Roy Bland]

[stingo]

Superman and Lois

[ritter]

Into season 2 of Dix pour cent (aka Call My Agent):


A glitzy sitcom set among talent agents in Paris, with many real-life stars as guests. Good fun and entertaining.

[steve ridgway]

I watched a couple of episodes of Star Trek: Voyager but wasn't impressed and switched to Star Trek: Discovery which I'm finding far more up to date and exciting.

I'm well into Series 1 of Discovery now and it's turned into quite shocking sci-fi horror. The Klingons are now more like the Cenobites from Hellraiser and the plot is taking some very dark and unexpected turns.

[LKB]

Get Smart

Missed it by that much...

[LKB]

I'm well into Series 1 of Discovery now and it's turned into quite shocking sci-fi horror. The Klingons are now more like the Cenobites from Hellraiser and the plot is taking some very dark and unexpected turns.

One reason why Discovery never attracted me. Perhaps I'm closed-minded and need to lighten up, but l want my Klingons to look as they do in TNG or DS9.

Qa'pla,

LKB

[Karl Henning]

Missed it by that much...

Sorry about that, Chief!

[George]

Monk - Final Season
Modern Family - Season 6
Master of None - Season 3
Black Monday - Season 3
Newhart - Season 4

[drogulus]

     I'm watching Mare of Easttown. I guess I'm not moving to Easttown. The series is very well done, with fine performances and high grade twists that might be enough to make the torture worthwhile for some people.

[SimonNZ]

[George]

Just started watching this. Funny stuff.

[vandermolen]

Watching every series of 'Line of Duty':

[The new erato]

Amazing series.

[Brahmsian]

Watching every series of 'Line of Duty':

Such a fantastic series. One of my favourites of all time. I haven't watched the final season yet.

[Papy Oli]

In two very different registers:

BBC's Gods of Snooker, covering the key players of the 70's & 80's, from Alex Higgins to Stephen Hendry and the scandals and Money schemes in between.

https://www.bbc.co.uk/iplayer/episodes/m000w0pv/gods-of-snooker




Channel 4's It's A Sin depicting without any filters the early days of Aids through the eyes and lives of a group of friends and families in early 80's London. A tough hard-hitting and harrowing watch but an essential one.

[Irons]

Compulsive but far from comfortable viewing Jimmy McGovern's new drama Time is set in a HM prison. Sean Bean plays a teacher serving four years. I am not squeamish but more then once had to look away. This is not an easy watch, not one bit. As I remarked to the missus, placed in that environment I would end it all. Suicide is a fairly common occurrence in prisons, I can now see why!