What TV series are you currently watching?

[Philo]

The primary reason I am so good at geography: Where in the World Is Carmen Sandiego?
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=9ubKvQe2hQU



I also played the videogame, on 3.5-inch floppy disc, all of the time (that same disc also had Jeopardy and Wheel of Fortune on it):

[George]

just started The Resident. pretty good

[drogulus]

     I'm back to George Gently, which is the best long form Brit policer after Prime Suspect.

     For a short series I'd go with The Long Shadow, based on the Yorkshire Ripper case.

     

[Kalevala]

I'm back to George Gently, which is the best long form Brit policer after Prime Suspect.

     For a short series I'd go with The Long Shadow, based on the Yorkshire Ripper case.

     

I quite enjoyed Prime Suspect back in the day.  Who all is broadcasting George Gently?

Am really enjoying the mini-series The Count of Monte Cristo starring Sam Cliflin (a new-to-me actor).  Watched episode 5 of it recently.  The count is on his revenge tour and has help now.

K

[Mookalafalas]

Columbo, from season 1.
   I stopped watching TV, for the most part, around 1982. I never watch old stuff from my childhood, because it's generally awful. However, I love Peter Falk, so started watching this. To my surprise, I remember all the old character actors from when I was a TV nut as a kid. I'm getting serious nostalgia kicks. The early episodes are horribly dated, but at around episode 8 (with Malcolm McDowell), the show seems to have jumped up a couple of notches in writing, acting, and editing.

[drogulus]

Who all is broadcasting George Gently?

K

     I have the BD set.

[Kalevala]

I have the BD set.

Ah!

K

[Brian]

Columbo, from season 1.
   I stopped watching TV, for the most part, around 1982. I never watch old stuff from my childhood, because it's generally awful. However, I love Peter Falk, so started watching this. To my surprise, I remember all the old character actors from when I was a TV nut as a kid. I'm getting serious nostalgia kicks. The early episodes are horribly dated, but at around episode 8 (with Malcolm McDowell), the show seems to have jumped up a couple of notches in writing, acting, and editing.

There are some duds in the 70s run, but seasons 2-5ish are really terrific and it's probably my favorite show of all time. Karl will chime in, too!

I bet you loved the villain who gives himself away by listening to classical music  later on there's a very funny dated plotline where a character yells, "You used a subliminal cut!"

[George]

Watching this show for the second time. So much fun!

[Bachthoven]

Grace on Britbox. It's rather dark, gritty. Detective series--very well done.