TV Show recommendations

[Fear Bun Na Sceilpe]

I know it was docubrama but Four Lives on BBC was very well done. Terrible for poor families, when you watch separate documentary with real characters you realise how good acting and casting was.

Police and treatment of gay community a disgrace

[Milltown Row2]

I know it was docubrama but Four Lives on BBC was very well done. Terrible for poor families, when you watch separate documentary with real characters you realise how good acting and casting was.

Police and treatment of gay community a disgrace

Was very good, I remember that at the time. Well acted also

[bigarsedkeeper]

Just finished The Tourist it's bonkers but funny and somehow works.

Dornan is very good in it!!

I'm still trying to work out if it was good or not. Enjoyed most of it though.

[Tony Baloney]

I know it was docubrama but Four Lives on BBC was very well done. Terrible for poor families, when you watch separate documentary with real characters you realise how good acting and casting was.

Police and treatment of gay community a disgrace

The man in the street would have done a better job than the police. Beggars belief that they couldn't join the dots on it.

[Milltown Row2]

I know it was docubrama but Four Lives on BBC was very well done. Terrible for poor families, when you watch separate documentary with real characters you realise how good acting and casting was.

Police and treatment of gay community a disgrace

The man in the street would have done a better job than the police. Beggars belief that they couldn't join the dots on it.

Like it was in the one area! The fella was known to them also for other things!

Merchant was a creepy f**ker in this

[quit yo jibbajabba]

Didnt watch the 4 parter but watched the documentary on it afterwards, it seemed to be basically a neighbour and more so 2 sisters of one of the dead guys who cracked the case by pestering the police. Shameful stuff. Dead bodies found in exact same place and police say no foul play....

[DownFanatic]

Screws on Channel 4 is very good. Solid mix of seriousness and dark humour. Jamie-Lee O'Donnell is excellent in it.

[johnnycool]

Didnt watch the 4 parter but watched the documentary on it afterwards, it seemed to be basically a neighbour and more so 2 sisters of one of the dead guys who cracked the case by pestering the police. Shameful stuff. Dead bodies found in exact same place and police say no foul play....

I watched the documentary, i never knew about the previous 4 parter (might have to look it up) but the Police were inept in the very least, negligent TBH..

Two lads found in the exact same spot in the same graveyard and another just over the wall from the very same graveyard and they were happy to go with accidental deaths and never bothered checking CCT or anything and told the families a pack of lies to get them off the case.

The handwriting on the "suicide note" was pretty obvious and they never bothered to get it checked out with a professional handwriting expert plus loads of other leads they never bothered to follow.

You nearly got the impression the lad Port wanted caught as he wasn't exactly covering his tracks overly well.

[Fear Bun Na Sceilpe]

At the beginning I wasn't sure about the claim the police were homophobic, thought they were just totally incompetent. But when one of the relatives mentioned how different the investigation would have been had it been 4 young women made me rethink it

[J70]

What's the view here on Yellowstone?

Myself and the missus are a few episodes into the first season, and I haven't made up my mind.

Getting major flashbacks of Dallas from back in the day, with the endless melodrama and casual murders.

So far (a few episodes in) the youngest son (the good, honest lad) living on the reservation has killed his brother-in-law (who was trying to kill his brother); mercy killed a badly injured drug maker whose meth lab trailer he just happened to be driving past when it exploded; rescued a young girl and killed, burned and buried two her rapists, who he also came upon while just driving past.

All in a week or so's work for the reluctant son of the local land baron (played by Kevin Costner, who I like as an actor).

And I haven't mentioned the equally "interesting" and "colourful" lives of the rest of the characters.

[thewobbler]

What's the view here on Yellowstone?

Myself and the missus are a few episodes into the first season, and I haven't made up my mind.

Getting major flashbacks of Dallas from back in the day, with the endless melodrama and casual murders.

So far (a few episodes in) the youngest son (the good, honest lad) living on the reservation has killed his brother-in-law (who was trying to kill his brother); mercy killed a badly injured drug maker whose meth lab trailer he just happened to be driving past when it exploded; rescued a young girl and killed, burned and buried two her rapists he came upon while driving.

All in a week or so's work for the reluctant son of the local land baron.

And I haven't mentioned the equally "interesting" lives of the rest of the characters.

It improves into a very good show over seasons 2 and 3. The body count doesn't go down but becomes more focused as the story settles in. Plus the vistas are wonderful, always wonderful.

[dec]

What's the view here on Yellowstone?

Myself and the missus are a few episodes into the first season, and I haven't made up my mind.

Getting major flashbacks of Dallas from back in the day, with the endless melodrama and casual murders.

So far (a few episodes in) the youngest son (the good, honest lad) living on the reservation has killed his brother-in-law (who was trying to kill his brother); mercy killed a badly injured drug maker whose meth lab trailer he just happened to be driving past when it exploded; rescued a young girl and killed, burned and buried two her rapists he came upon, also while driving past.

All in a week or so's work for the reluctant son of the local land baron (played by Kevin Costner, who I like as an actor).

And I haven't mentioned the equally "interesting" and "colourful" lives of the rest of the characters.

I think it is more violent than Dallas. We finished the most recent series a few days ago and it kept our interest. We have started 1883 which is a sort of prequel (how the Duttons first ended up in the West)

[J70]

Yeah, the landscape is stunning all right.

My wife is from that part of the world.

I'd move out there in a heartbeat if work/other commitments allowed.

[J70]

Thanks lads. I'll stick with it so.

[Saffrongael]

Didnt watch the 4 parter but watched the documentary on it afterwards, it seemed to be basically a neighbour and more so 2 sisters of one of the dead guys who cracked the case by pestering the police. Shameful stuff. Dead bodies found in exact same place and police say no foul play....

What's the documentary called ?