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Anybody that likes TRUE crime series may enjoy Killing Fields. 6 part US show just finished.... little bit slow but most true crime shows are.... it follws the hunt for a murderer of the 6 parts

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Vikings season 4 ep1 out now.

I normally like these Dark Age / Medieval type dramas but couldn't get into Vikings at all, not sure why. Just felt like I was watching one of those History Channel documentaries where they sometimes use the reconstructions to depict a particular point. Quite liked The Bastard Executioner (but even that dragged at times) and even The Last Kingdom but Vikings :(

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Suits has started again to (wanted to add to previous post but cant see the edit tab for some stupid reason)

Suits, Walking Dead and Hell's Kitchen ... something for everyone....

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Yah Walking Dead not TOO BAD this time around, provided you can stop your eyes rolling over in your head with the Laurel and Hardy antics of two if the main heroes in ep 10 rolleyes.gif

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American Crime Story is very good despite the horrible miscasting of Cuba Gooding as OJ. Everyone else is top-notch.

Billions is great, perfect casting of Giamatti and Lewis.

House of Cards season 4 will be available March 4th.

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Not new, but 'The Hour' from a few years ago is top class British show.

Also, 'The Fall' seasons 1 and 2 ( BBC-N.Ireland effort). Season 3 is being shot in Belfast, currently. '

'Love & Hate' (Irish series, similar to the Oz criminal family saga 'Animal Kingdom' ).

' Bosch' can't decide - the first 2 episodes are uneven ( the books are great).

And of course, for us lovers of black humour, 'Ash versus Evil Dead'

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The X-Files - new series is absolute tripe .

Thanks, would hate to ruin my great memories of the early seasons, ( shot in BC) .

Lillian Anderson shines in the new series, 'The Fall' also is good in a minor role in 'Hannibal'.

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American Odyssey has a really interesting premise, drags on a bit and kinda silly in places, but worth watching.

War and Peace is ok adaption of the book. I suggest you brush up on your Napoleonic history before watching it.

Full Frontal With Samantha Bee is pretty good, kinda like Last Week Tonight with John Oliver which is excellent

I just download 2 new shows Trapped from Iceland and The Saboteurs from Norway, both sound very interesting

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The Man in the High Castle is very good. Alternaive history. Germany / Japan won the war and the Eastern US is part of the Greater German Reich. Divided by a neutral zone and then the Japanese Pacific Stares.

Great attention to detail . Book was by Philip K Dick who was a great sciFi writer.

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i mentioned The Saboteurs before, i just started watching it. if you like science and WW2 stories, this show is a dream come true. loving it so far.

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Company X is pretty good, about a special ops group in occupied France in WW2. not very believable but entertaining.

It ain't no Band of Brothers that's for sure. Bit like Harry Potter meets the Nazis (minus the acting skills) and takes on the most polite (and incomplete) Waffen SS ever depicted. Not sure I'll watch past ep 2/3 if it doesn't improve (a LOT).

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I'll give another plug for "the night manager" miniseries. First 2 episodes were great. It's a typical BBC series that slowly draws you in and before you know it you're Counting the days till the next episode.

Also season 2 of better call Saul is shaping up quite nicely. Great acting.

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I'll give another plug for "the night manager" miniseries. First 2 episodes were great. It's a typical BBC series that slowly draws you in and before you know it you're Counting the days till the next episode.

Hugh Laurie is the only reason i'm watching for now, see how it plays out

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