What Movies or TV shows are you watching (2025)

[Will27]

Documents the real 1993 Battle of Mogadishu through firsthand accounts from U.S. soldiers and Somali civilians, detailing the mission to capture warlord Aidid and the downing of two helicopters.

 

 

[mikebell]

All six episodes of S6 'The Unforgotten.'  On TPB though not in one folder.  This is an excellent, well-scripted, well-acted offering from the BBC; it even survived the loss of the luminescent Nicola Walker.

Check her out in the series 'The Split.'

[sharot724]

On 2/5/2025 at 7:06 PM, oxo1947 said:

Just finished The Crow Girl--- wow some ending ,

I dont think anyone would have picked the murderer in that one.......

 

 

 

I like it all around. That comment makes it more interesting!

[Mutt Daeng]

7 hours ago, mikebell said:

All six episodes of S6 'The Unforgotten.'  On TPB though not in one folder.  This is an excellent, well-scripted, well-acted offering from the BBC; it even survived the loss of the luminescent Nicola Walker.

Check her out in the series 'The Split.'

Unforgotten season 6 - complete package is on TGx.

[Mutt Daeng]

Just finished Crá season 1 and I enjoyed it. It was recommended by @oxo1947 last year. I just got round to watching it.

It's on TheRARBG.

[metisdead]

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[mstevens]

On 2/9/2025 at 5:26 PM, oxo1947 said:

Virdee

 

BBC--Crime 6 episodes starts Monday

 

   A Bradford detective with his personal life in chaos must hunt down a killer targeting the Asian community.-----

 

 

 

The whole series is available now. Watched the first two episodes and so far so good! It's not quite your usual British crime drama and just like the town where it's set, Bradford, this series is gritty. Enjoying it so far!

[proton]

Just watching Miss Austen a mini series from the BBC. Rather confusing storyline, and of course they just cannot stop themselves shoehorning a black character in as a Doctor. There was not one black Dr in the UK at the time of the drama, the first black Dr in the UK did not appear until 1837 and he was American. Why do they do it? it's never an Indian or Chinese, always a black actor, and has to be in a positive role. Beeb lying again. Never a fan of Austen, but apart from the Dr and other historical bloopers it's very well written and watchable.