Garry Nelson's teacher
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Gave up after 15 minutes. It just seemed to try too hard.
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[TV] Luther
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pishhead
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Typical Luther. Ludicrous storylines, plot twists aplenty and returning villains.
Love it.
Love it.
She was brilliant in Spooks.
Haven't watched Luther. One to save up for after I retire, along with all of the David Suchet Poirots (have only ever watched one episode, and went directly to 'save for later' as I liked it so much) and all the mountains of scandi noir I have read about.....shame that work remains so more-ish
She was brilliant in Spooks.
Haven't watched Luther. One to save up for after I retire, along with all of the David Suchet Poirots (have only ever watched one episode, and went directly to 'save for later' as I liked it so much) and all the mountains of scandi noir I have read about.....shame that work remains so more-ish
Similar plan re all Agatha Christie stuff and versions versions of Sherlock Holmes. Basil Rathbone (1940’s but still great) and the emotionally dark Jeremy Brett were my favourite Holmes’s. Plan to buy some boxsets one day.
LamieRobertson
Not awoke
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I’ll settle for both
I’ll settle for both
She was brilliant in Spooks.
Haven't watched Luther. One to save up for after I retire, along with all of the David Suchet Poirots (have only ever watched one episode, and went directly to 'save for later' as I liked it so much) and all the mountains of scandi noir I have read about.....shame that work remains so more-ish
Love Hermione. She has been in so many good things and yes, as Roz in Spooks, wonderful!
We have seen all the David Suchet Poirots I think, and nobody else will do. Especially like the early ones featuring Miss. Lemon and Captain Hastings. Still watching whenever they are on ITV3.
KZNSeagull
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Is Alice in it? She's the best.
junior
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Never seen Luther before, but i found it a load of rubbish last night.
Rummaging around a crime scene without wearing protective clothing - ridiculas.
Rummaging around a crime scene without wearing protective clothing - ridiculas.
Icy Gull
Back on the rollercoaster
- Jul 5, 2003
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How about having the shit beaten out of you and still being able to put a tie on without wincing
LamieRobertson
Not awoke
Back tonight
LamieRobertson
Not awoke
Can’t help but think there’s a link between some of your posts about the Albion and your opinion on Luther ..just can’t quite put my finger on it
Just finished. Completely bonkers dual story lines, with multiple murders by Alice, the gangland boss and the husband & wife psychopaths by the day.
But gripping all the same.
But gripping all the same.
CliveWalkerWingWizard
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How are they going to make a new series from that ending?
Not Andy Naylor
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I presume that once they've done all the ballistics John will be completely cleared. Maybe a slap on the wrist for smacking the psycho killer around a bit.
The Wookiee
Back From The Dead
Am I right in thinking that this series ended in a similar way to how the first series started? Eg someone falling from his grip whilst trying to save them ?
LamieRobertson
Not awoke
I'm pretty sure thats correct
Knocky's Nose
Mon nez est en Valenciennes..
It'll be like trying to unravel Amazon's international accounts when they start again! Don't think his fellow female officer deserved her noggin blowing out by Alice (or that f*cking duckface, as Mrs Nose calls her) though.
Was it just me, or did you think "Royle Family.. RIP" when the corpses were all sat in the lounge with the TV on..
Farehamseagull
Solly March Fan Club
It has clearly jumped the shark now, nowhere near as good as the first two series, but entertaining still mainly due to Elba’s acting and charisma coming through.
Not in bad taste at all, I would absolutely plough her !!!!
My thoughts too. They had to create even more ridiculous storylines to maintain a large interest, but it was still worth watching.
Quality acting and presence from Idris Elba, Ruth Wilson and Dermot Crowley.