Based on the popular and critically acclaimed novels by Kate Atkinson, this mini-series was shot on location in Edinburgh and was quickly followed by a second season.
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thunder
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by thunder » Sun May 08, 2011 5:17 am
Amazon says DVD will be released on July 11 (but they have changed dates before). Maybe I don't have to wait so long after all?
http://www.amazon.co.uk/Case-Histories- ... 49&sr=1-15
It's region 2.
I was on Amazon for something completely different. I practically never search for Jason Isaacs anymore, because I have pretty much bought everything. Maybe it was female intuition that made me search...? Glad I did!
Like the pic
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by kjshd05 » Sun May 08, 2011 5:44 am
FABULOUS
thanx thunder
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by Chari910 » Sun May 08, 2011 6:23 am
Great news! Thnaks so much thunder, I do like the pic too but it said Artwork TBC (? To be chosen?)
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by grannybear » Sun May 08, 2011 9:59 am
Only if you have a DVD player that is programmed for region 2. Most aren't.
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by fruitbat » Sun May 08, 2011 10:11 am
Or, you could play it on your computer if you download (for free) VLC.
I am lending a friend series 8 of Spooks. My copy is region 2. She has a "ps3" (play-station 3 ?????) which she thinks will play it.
I will let this thread know if it does work.
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by wolfsaver » Sun May 08, 2011 11:42 am
Mmmm...love the pic!
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by belladisordine » Sun May 08, 2011 12:31 pm
fruitbat wrote:Or, you could play it on your computer if you download (for free) VLC.
I am lending a friend series 8 of Spooks. My copy is region 2. She has a "ps3" (play-station 3 ?????) which she thinks will play it.
I will let this thread know if it does work.
Please do let me know if it works for her as I do have a PS3. If all else fails, I'll download the aforementioned program for PC playing, but I'd rather watch it on the {much bigger} TV screen.
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by thunder » Sun May 08, 2011 5:33 pm
Chari910 wrote:Great news! Thnaks so much thunder, I do like the pic too but it said Artwork TBC (? To be chosen?)
It doesn't look like a DVD cover, so they will probably update that later (at least that's what I'm thinking).
Same pic here, but we see more surroundings:
http://www.worldscreen.com/worldscreeni ... eening/354
click on it and it gets bigger...
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by kjshd05 » Mon May 09, 2011 5:27 am
in that picture, I see "BLUE MOUSE" on the table...that is a large plot point from one of the
stories of Case Histories...I like that pic
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by thunder » Mon May 09, 2011 11:43 am
The title says "series 1", so that means there's a chance for more, right?
(we kinda knew that, but anyway...)
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by inamac » Mon May 09, 2011 2:40 pm
'TBC' in the book publishing industry is usually taken to mean 'To Be Confirmed' (depending on whether the publishing company can get the releases on artwork cleared before publication).
I did have hopes for a further series of Case Histories - before the BBC controller started complaining that there are "too many male detectives on TV".
Personally I'd be more concerned about there being too many women victims - but I don't run BBC drama.
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by grannybear » Mon May 09, 2011 2:50 pm
Oh ....... I agree with you. Too many female victims. Mostly male writers bringing out their hostilities against women? I used to like Criminal Minds until it dawned on me that it seemed to be a contest as to who could think up the most horrifying death for the female victims. Very seldom men. Think about it.
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by laurielove » Mon May 09, 2011 4:19 pm
I think the reason most victims in crime fiction/shows are women is because the reasons for a crime against a woman can be ascribed more often to passion/desire/jealousy etc ... and these emotions lead to more interesting plots which can be enjoyed by both sexes.
I don't think you can infer that male writers make their victims female as they have latent aggression towards women.
I don't know - do female writers have mainly male victims?
If the victim is male in fiction, the perpetrator of the crime is often female - is that better?
Which would you prefer - a female victim or a female psychopath?
