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BBC iPlayer Recommendations?



Fungus

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May 21, 2004
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In my ignorance, I thought iPlayer was just for catch-up - I didn't realise programmes were released directly to it.

Anyway, I saw a review of Simon Amstell's "Carnage", and watched it last night. Set in the future, it looks back at an awful time when we used to eat animals, drink the milk of cows, etc. Very funny and thought-provoking. Manages to make some good points, without ever preaching. Some big names in it, too. And I'll definitely be eating nut-cheese in future. (ooer, is it any good?)

Any other iPlayer-only recommendations?
 








Bold Seagull

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Mar 18, 2010
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Hove
In my ignorance, I thought iPlayer was just for catch-up - I didn't realise programmes were released directly to it.

Anyway, I saw a review of Simon Amstell's "Carnage", and watched it last night. Set in the future, it looks back at an awful time when we used to eat animals, drink the milk of cows, etc. Very funny and thought-provoking. Manages to make some good points, without ever preaching. Some big names in it, too. And I'll definitely be eating nut-cheese in future. (ooer, is it any good?)

Any other iPlayer-only recommendations?

The Rack Pack was iPlayer only, but was recently broadcast. Worth a look if you missed it.
 










mejonaNO12 aka riskit

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Dec 4, 2003
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If it's still on there, the OJ simpson documentary is brilliant. 9 hours or something.

And I don't mean the dramatization with John Travolta in it.

Fleabag was an excellent new comedy. Also liked 'Uncle' and 'People Just do Nothing'
 






tinx

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Jul 6, 2003
9,198
Horsham Town
This Country is well worth a watch. Made me laugh a lot. Its a fly on the wall style documentary following a couple of yong people living in a village in the cotswolds.

Very funny.
 








Fungus

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Thanks, will check out the Storyville stuff.

But I'd rather watch Palace than Fleabag or Car Share.
 


Fungus

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Thirteen. Worth a watch.

Yes it was, but that was on ordinary BBC, surely, not iPlayer?

Just to be clear, I'm asking about stuff that's only on iPlayer. BBC1-4 progs I'll find in the normal way.
 




Paul Reids Sock

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Nov 3, 2004
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If it's still on there, the OJ simpson documentary is brilliant. 9 hours or something.

And I don't mean the dramatization with John Travolta in it.

Fleabag was an excellent new comedy. Also liked 'Uncle' and 'People Just do Nothing'

I absolutely loved Uncle. Thought it was pretty well done and witty.
 




Fungus

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It's on there. It was on BBC3. The online channel. 5 episodes.

Thanks, but that's not what I'm asking. I watched it on BBC3. I'm looking for things that have only been released on iPlayer.
 






Knocky's Nose

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May 7, 2017
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Eastbourne
The 80's, with Dominic Sandbrook.

Timeshift (lots of different episodes)

I love having a right good dig around on iPlayer. Red hot bubble bath, iPad Pro resting on the washing basket, ice cold can of beer, BBC iPlayer, and that's me done until the Mrs turfs me out of there to watch drivel on the 'real' telly.
 


BN9 BHA

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Jul 14, 2013
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Newhaven
This Country is well worth a watch. Made me laugh a lot. Its a fly on the wall style documentary following a couple of yong people living in a village in the cotswolds.

Very funny.

I really enjoyed This Country, not everyone's cup of tea but I thought it was very funny.
I think you are only the second person Ive seen mention it on NSC.

Tomato :lolol:
 


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