What have you been watching...

[-Oy-]

I'll try not to let it put me off.

Oh it's good. It's VERY good!

[klondike]

I have something I want to watch first then I'll make a start later this evening.

[Sheila]

We enjoyed Viceroys House on Netflix.  It was about Lord Mountbatten in India.

[Alex]

I watched that too Sheila and thought it was very good. Gillian Anderson does a cracking posh English accent 

[klondike]

Ah yes - Sulky of Mouldy and Sulky fame. That reminds me that my collection includes all of the X Files which probably deserve a revisit.

Similar in spirit at least to Stranger Things which I just started and will persist with beyond the first two episodes I've watched more from curiosity than excitement I must admit.

[Raven]

Shetland started back with a new series last week. I love that programme,  this is to be Jimmy Perez's last series, it won't be the same without him, someone will have big shoes to fill if it keeps running.

[klondike]

Thanks for the heads up. It's going on my list of stuff to download.

[Raven]

Wednesdays BBC1 9pm.

[Alex]

I liked that series, but then I always had a soft spot for Scotsmen   

[Raven]

I liked that series, but then I always had a soft spot for Scotsmen   

Me too, especially long haired Highlanders. 

[Jacqueline]

I love Shetland, the best thing on TV at the moment.

[Michael Rolls]

Been revisiting (never watched much of it at the time, although I loved the original version) Star Trek: the next generation. Shocked to realise that it was originally shown in 1987 - 35 years ago. What happened to time?
Mike

[Raven]

You blink, and it's gone.

[Michael Rolls]

you are so right - I have kept a diary since 1/1/2007 and it is frightening to look back at times! Was that really that long ago?

Mike   

[Raven]

There's a saying that keeps appearing on my FB,  and boy is it true.

It was easier to be 20 in the 70s,
Than 70 in the 20s.