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I really enjoyed This Town with one major gripe. For me Dante's music was far too contemporary. It felt like they'd slaved so long to get the perfect musical heart of the show they completely forgot they needed original work too and just said 'get Mike Skinner to knock us up something and put...

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Started rewatching Rev, and mighty fine it is too. Particularly enjoyed Colin coming in from the rain:- "Cor vicarage it's shitting kittens out there".

The Omen is in 'Films'. It might not be as good as you think it was. But it's considerably better than what you think it's going to be. #AgedWell (enough)

FFS people every time I see this bounced I assume it's because someone has struck gold, and every time I'm wrong. There's only one reason to bounce this thread and that's Watch ep 1 so you're in the swing of it. If you're not feeling it after ep 2 no harm no foul, but you really must watch...

The Lost Final - Pat Nevin, on BBC Scotchland. Lovely little documentary about the 1982 under 18's Euro championship.

Louis' back tonight having spent time with Eddie Hall.

The Outlaws is back for series 2. Just halfway through ep1 and already had a few good laughs.

2 films for you, one you must have seen and one that you might have missed. Mindhorn - great fun. Weird Science - for old times sake.

Legends of Welsh Sport - Norton's Coin. If horse racings not your thing, please don't be put off. As with all good sports documentaries it's not about the event, there's so much more. Deffo worth 30 minutes of your time.

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Tim Key's latest show The Witchfinder, is on IPlayer. If nothing else you might enjoy The Weald & Downs museum.

There's something like Mohammed Ali In 10 Photographs in sports documentaries. It's ok, a bit dodgy in places esp around his daughters. But it's not without some merit with some touching, new to me, insight.

I finished 80 Days yesterday. I did enjoy it, perfect 'Sunday Night' fayre. I thought the Island episode was by far the strongest. Richard Wilson's denouement less so :lol:

Anyone else watching David Tennant's Around The World In 80 Days? It's very big! I'm quite enjoying it but I think it's a little too 'style over substance'.

Mike Bubbins sitcom pilot Mammoth is on BBC Wales tonight at 21:30 then IPlayer as a whole soon after. Should be fun without being too taxing.

As is The Outlaws. Still enjoying it.

The Outlaws. Stephen Merchant's comedy drama with Christopher Walken. All rather enjoyable.

Fair enough, as I keep saying I'm not sure why I went with it as much as I did. TBH this was the reply I was expecting. The fella that opened the programme just amazed me, as he lifted the floor of his garage. As did the scrap metal scavengers, they were a lethal combination. Me and Hazza are...

I was completely blindsided by it. I didn't want to give it the big'un for fear of overselling it. Seemingly instead I might just have put people off. I have no idea why I watched it, but am so pleased I did. For me it was a proper rollercoaster of emotions, I laughed, I cried, I was stunned...