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Hi all, currently suffering from as my wife put it man flu, the truth be told my throat hurts like mad, my nose is running like a river and my head is banging like a steel drum!!

Nevermind, so that leaves us with what to do? So I thought I would catch up on season 7 of the Arrow, currently 7 episodes in today and up to number 14 a few more to go to get current!

Then I will need to find something else to watch. Been told that Karate Kid the series is very good, anyone seen it? Apparently it has original cast members from the original film, sounds quite cool.

Watched a double-bill of Avengers:Infinity War then Avengers: Endgame last night/this morning.
I thought you were very good in it Thor.

Why are you watching childrens stuff Thor?

I’m taking the misses and kids straight after school today, my house is on serious excitement alert.

Been glued to the snooker since it started last week

Plan to watch the final episode of Series 1 of Bodies on the iPlayer. Saw it when it came out in 2001? and you can see why Jed Mercurio is so in demand these days.

BTTT
Thor I had the same man flu last week. U have my sympathy
What am I watching, The Repair Shop on catch up. Wonderful

EliotNes wrote: ↑Thu Apr 25, 2019 7:49 pm BTTT
Thor I had the same man flu last week. U have my sympathy
What am I watching, The Repair Shop on catch up. Wonderful

One of the Best TV shows ever made.

Don't be silly.

EliotNes wrote: ↑Thu Apr 25, 2019 7:49 pm BTTT
Thor I had the same man flu last week. U have my sympathy
What am I watching, The Repair Shop on catch up. Wonderful

Thanks. Agreed that is an excellent programme and shows proper skilled people work wonders.

Prestige Worldwide wrote: ↑Thu Apr 25, 2019 2:00 pm Why are you watching childrens stuff Thor?

I have young children! They love Marvel and DC and lets be honest we are all still kids at heart.

I've just finished the first series of Dirk Gently's Holistic Detective Agency on Netflix.

Much as I hate to admit it, the Yank version is far superior to the Stephen Mangan one. Well recommended.

Luther

Enjoying it.

Just watched episode 3 of Game of Thrones. Good episode the best of this series so far, the filming was very dark not sure why they filmed it like that. The dragon battles were poor to be honest and expected a bit more from them in there showdown. Everything is set nicely for next week.

Yorkshire ripper docu series on iplayer- what an awful time to be alive, shocking police work.

Just binged my way through Chernobyl.
Incredible but put me off my pizza.

Just finished Tom Clancy’s Jack Ryan it’s an Amazon 8 part series and it was absolutely top quality. Looking forwards to the 2nd series.

If you get a chance can recommend this.

What we do in the shadows - funny spoof documentary series about some vampires (BBC iPlayer)

Watching Question time tonight its from Tottenham and theres a couple of right mouthy birds in the audience

Constanza wrote: ↑Thu Jun 20, 2019 8:45 pm Just binged my way through Chernobyl.
Incredible but put me off my pizza.

Just finished that this evening - extraordinary. (that's the TV Program - not your pizza)

Prestige Worldwide wrote: ↑Thu Jun 20, 2019 10:03 pm What we do in the shadows - funny spoof documentary series about some vampires (BBC iPlayer)

Good choice. The movie is well worth watching as well.

BIGRON wrote: ↑Thu Jun 20, 2019 11:32 pm Watching Question time tonight its from Tottenham and theres a couple of right mouthy birds in the audience

Was Dis and Cream with them?

Gomorrah season 4. After the Repair Shop its the best thing on tv.

I have recorded Catch 22 and will watch it tonight. I'd be insane not to.

This is one of my favourite books of all time which I read when I was 17. The Mike Nichols film of the 70s was such a disappointment. Alan Arkin wasn't a very good Yossarian and was no match for the character I had built up in my head.

I can still remember the night it was on the telly and leaving my girlfriend 's to go home early to watch it with my old man.

Watched the film "Journeyman" last night, starring Paddy Considine and Jodie Whittaker. It tells the story of a boxer who suffers
a brain injury during a bout and his subsequent struggle for recovery, and the effect on himself and his family.
For those of you who like movies I strongly recommend you to see this film. British cinema at it's very best.