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In order to prevent any further misdiagnosis of future tv series could you please explain wholly the difference. I can see you have time on your hands today and that it is my turn to be on the receiving end of one of your regular punctilious dissensions. No rush, I will check back later.

The puff for the first series mentioned it was based on a real life gang of thugs called ...... "The Peaky Blinders " that existed in Birmingham, yes, just after the first World War. So it started with a small degree of factual accuracy, admittedly that has been left far behind now. Anything...

Are you in a long term relationship ? if so you will understand that along with Downton,X and Strictly a man has to suffer for said relationship.

Only in PB'S can one man be threatened with a gun in 1920's Britain 3 times a week and not get shot. Usual mix of thumping music, thumping fights and digitally re-mumbled dialogue with some extreme violence thrown in. I wonder what the Americans would make of it ?

Can you put up the well needed subtitles please too ?

Not sure if I will bother, at my age my hearing can't decipher the weird Brummie Mumblers. Add to that it is turning in to a caricature of The Goodies- Ecky Thump.

I missed a couple of weeks episodes but its fairly simple to keep up with. Surprised it took so long for Grace to get planted. My only grumble is that fact that a lot of the dialogue is so mumbled it is indecipherable to the extent that I had to put the subtitles on. The machine gun, I am sure...

Thinking of that, why hasn't Steve Buscemi ever had his teeth fixed ? He looks like he could bite through cables.

After 2 episodes of the “ gritty “ docu-drama the series is drifting in to familiar territory. Our anti-hero Tommy Shelby, effective leader of the Peaky Blinders has started his softening up procedure. Although tough as nails he has shown the worrying signs of being romantically attracted to...