TV Show recommendations

[jcpen]

The Repair Shop on BBC 1. Love it.

[nrico2006]

Watched Happy Valley at the weekend, unbelievable from start to finish. So many brilliant characters.

Is there some piss taking with regard to the Last of Us. Decent so far, but pretty similar to multiple other shows and films about zombies etc.

[Milltown Row2]

Watched Happy Valley at the weekend, unbelievable from start to finish. So many brilliant characters.

Is there some piss taking with regard to the Last of Us. Decent so far, but pretty similar to multiple other shows and films about zombies etc.

Big Pharma are pushing it, with the amount of viruses going around it's only a matter of time

[gawa316]

Just watched 1883, brilliant show but jeepers oh there wasn't much to look forward to in them days...getting shot, smallpox, snake bites, getting your leg cut off, rape, crushed by wagons...

[snoopdog]

Watched the Old Man on Disney. Quite good.

[An Watcher]

Anyone watching 100 Physical on Netflix?  Different but good

[Milltown Row2]

Anyone watching 100 Physical on Netflix?  Different but good

Is it a reality show?

[Main Street]

As previously lauded by Nrico, BBC's Happy Valley was just pitch perfect and last night's final episode not only did not disappoint but raised the bar even higher, it was a masterpiece.

[Tony Baloney]

Happy Valley helped by a long hiatus and sticking to 3 series. Too many series start strong but outstay their welcome, especially those on commercial stations where it is financially lucrative to keep going.

[LC]

Your man that plays TLR is some actor.

[nrico2006]

Your man that plays TLR is some actor.

He was also brilliant playing a Northern Irish terminally I'll single parent in Nowhere Special.

[Milltown Row2]

The kid acting in Last of us is a scene stealer in this show.

Enjoying it so far...

Fauda back on again, won't be a lot of peoples cup of tea being a Jewish type show but really like it

[J70]

Started watching Five Days at Memorial this past weekend. It's been on Apple since August, but I'd missed it.

It's the story of what happened at Memorial Hospital in New Orleans during Katrina. The first half of the series showing the hurricane and it's aftermath as the hospital was basically abandoned by the authorities when the levees broke is riveting, but heart breaking. Can't even imagine what those patients, staff and people taking shelter went through with flooding, no power and no supplies.

Just at the part now where the possibly inflicted deaths of patients who couldn't be evacuated is starting to be investigated. They found 45 bodies.

Definitely recommend it so far.

[Tony Baloney]

Cheers J70. Hadn't heard of it but Katrina and the response is a fascinating subject. Purely fictional but I'd really recommend The Tin Roof Blowdown by James Lee Burke (Dave Robicheaux series).

[screenexile]

The newest Last of Us episode was brilliant the best so far imho.