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Did anybody watch the DNA Journey t.v. programme with Sue Johnston & Ricky Tomlinson? Towards the end they visited a small town in Scotland where Sue's family lived in the 1600s and guess who lives there now :crazy:

Also, the police programme DI Ray? At the very end of that series, DI Ray and her mother drove down the road The Broadway, the part which joins the Burton Road in Dudley, close to the Bishop Milner School or should I say Bishop Milner Catholic College. I shouted wow, look where they are :clap:
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I watched the DI Ray but didn't realise it was Dudley scenes in some parts.
Good programme.

Barb have you seen Boardwalk Empire?
I have just finished the 5 series it was fantastic.
Also Mr Mercedes.
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Never watched Boardwalk Empire or Mr Mercedes, NL. In fact, me and Ken were saying the other night that we've never really watched any American series that I can think of right away.

We've been watching The Chelsea Detective, The Turkish Detective (really enjoyed that one) and, yet again, Waking The Dead. Now Shetland is back and started last night. From Detective Inspector Barb and Detective Segreant Ken. :crazy:

While doing my cross stitch I've just finished listening to 5 series of "Conversations From A Long Marriage" with Roger Allam and Joanna Lumley on BBC Sounds and it's really really good, so funny at times with things they come out with reminds me of me and Ken :lol:
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Did you watch the 1st episode of Wolf Hall 2nd series last nite Barb?
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No NL didn't watch it because we didn't watch Series 1. Ken has downloaded the first Series so we'll take a look at that and if we like it we can catch up with Series 2.

Are you watching The Day Of The Jackal on TV which is an up-dated version of the original film? Edward Fox played the original "Jackal" in the film and both me and Ken prefer Edward Fox's version of the Jackal rather than Eddie Raymayne's version.
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Wolf Hall is great. I watched the first episode about 30 minutes ago.
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BC Wench wrote: Mon Nov 11, 2024 3:54 pm No NL didn't watch it because we didn't watch Series 1. Ken has downloaded the first Series so we'll take a look at that and if we like it we can catch up with Series 2.

Are you watching The Day Of The Jackal on TV which is an up-dated version of the original film? Edward Fox played the original "Jackal" in the film and both me and Ken prefer Edward Fox's version of the Jackal rather than Eddie Raymayne's version.
1st Series of Wolf Hall is on I player and was fantastic!

Yes we are watching the Day of the Jackal I am quite enjoying it.

Need another something to get my teeth into.

Did you ever watch homeland Barb?
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I must have been talking around my hat when I said "we never really watch any American series" what I meant was that we tend not to watch them nowadays :lol:

We did watch Homeland and The Cleaning Lady, but not all the way through as they were getting to be much of a muchness. The Blacklist was good, but again it went on and on. We find with the American series they just go on too long and tend to be the same.

Just finished watching The Hardacres on Channel 5 and enjoyed that.

Will have to start watching Wolf Hall series 1.

Obviously been watching the England Cricketers :lol: We've got quite a few brilliant young cricket lads coming up at the moment. :thumbup:
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I used to love Greenacres Barb ! Green acres is the place to be
Farm living is the life for me ......
I liked Cleaning Lady as well . That tall feller whatshisname . I'll think of it in a minute
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Greg Davis !!
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Rob wrote: Wed Nov 13, 2024 5:00 pm I used to love Greenacres Barb ! Green acres is the place to be
Farm living is the life for me ......
I liked Cleaning Lady as well . That tall feller whatshisname . I'll think of it in a minute
Mmmmmm, my mind has gone a bit blank :think: I don't remember that programme Greenacres Barb, Rob. I will have to ask one of my older brothers who's 80yrs old, about the same age as you, to see if he knows it. I don't know who Greg Davis is, looks as though I'll have to do an internet search.

NL and Rob, I started watching Wolf Hall but had to give up after 30 minues. No, didn't like it.
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Now you know how old i am Barb the same age as Ken so i think that remark is a bit juvenile! :( Regarding Wolf Hall its all a matter of personal opinions. Obviously NL ( whoever she is) and i have the same tastes. I'm watching Lucan at the minute and enjoying it. Has anyone seen "Midas Man" yet. Its on Prime TV but i can't get it.Well i can if i'm prepared to pay. Maybe one of my daughters or granddaughters have it? It's about Brian Epstein.
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Ohhhhh Myyyyyy Liiiiiiife !!! I really must check my typing before putting anything on this forum. I can't believe it, but my finger must have slipped when I typed 80 instead of 70. I can't apologize enough Rob :oops: xx
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I've kept quiet long enough :wave:

Back to television programmes. Mad Dogs with Max Beesley, John Smith, Philip Glenister and Marc Warren. Mmmm, worth me and Ken watching those series again.
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