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True enough, Char. It was.
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I think The State Within was a BBCAmerica production. (Case Histories is BBC Scottland, I think)
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Maybe the different cable companies show different features.
gb, you may be right about that. Curious though that the cable companies wouldn't show more British fare on BBC America. After all, that's what we here want the station for.
gb, you may be right about that. Curious though that the cable companies wouldn't show more British fare on BBC America. After all, that's what we here want the station for.
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Regarding BBC Am possibly showing CH, I think it's better to get the dvd. Here's why:
Each episode is one hour long, right? I think that BBC Am would likely do to this show what it did to North and South. Each ep of N&S was also one hour long. According to my American friends, when BBC Am broadcast N&S, they showed it in a one-hour time slot with commercials; some very important scenes were cut.
I think CH is so tightly written that it wouldn't bear up well with such cuts.
Each episode is one hour long, right? I think that BBC Am would likely do to this show what it did to North and South. Each ep of N&S was also one hour long. According to my American friends, when BBC Am broadcast N&S, they showed it in a one-hour time slot with commercials; some very important scenes were cut.
I think CH is so tightly written that it wouldn't bear up well with such cuts.
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The guardian newspaper has a video review http://www.guardian.co.uk/culture/video ... NETTXT3486.
Several snippets of Jason, one with his shirt off. Yum.
It is the first segment on the video 0-2.30 minutes.
LL
Several snippets of Jason, one with his shirt off. Yum.
It is the first segment on the video 0-2.30 minutes.
LL
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thanx LL, really enjoyed this review
OK, this review I can't tell if it's good, or not...last paragraph of the article:
http://www.telegraph.co.uk/culture/tvan ... eview.html
OK, this review I can't tell if it's good, or not...last paragraph of the article:
http://www.telegraph.co.uk/culture/tvan ... eview.html
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That's just a non-review, which is better than a bad review, I suppose. I thought the ending worked really well - they were hardly sex scenes, there were just four different people coming to terms with tragedy and seeking comfort in each other (well, in two pairs, not all together!). The only sex was a bit of nip twirling (jealous, yes).kjshd05 wrote:thanx LL, really enjoyed this review
OK, this review I can't tell if it's good, or not...last paragraph of the article:
http://www.telegraph.co.uk/culture/tvan ... eview.html
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This one is very funny:
Rewind TV
Rewind TV
(British wmen) shuggling forward on hands and knees to actually lick the TV screen with lust.
(Jackson Brodie)....willing to sweat at digging an animal grave; unwillingly caught in Natasha's kitchen stripping off to wash himself down: you could feel half the knee-tendons of Britain a-tremble (I mean the female half; not that everyone had just one knee trembling. That would just be weird).
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I'd bet there are a few males who fall into this category too.Chari910 wrote:This one is very funny:
Rewind TV
(British wmen) shuggling forward on hands and knees to actually lick the TV screen with lust.(Jackson Brodie)....willing to sweat at digging an animal grave; unwillingly caught in Natasha's kitchen stripping off to wash himself down: you could feel half the knee-tendons of Britain a-tremble (I mean the female half; not that everyone had just one knee trembling. That would just be weird).
From Char's link:
I've read a lot of comments about how Jackson wouldn't be able to afford his office and home; welcome to the land of TV, folks. Show me one programme where the apartment/house doesn't seem to be huge compared to real life.Oh, there were quibbles. Quite how a struggling ex-cop PI in Edinburgh affords fine Georgian offices at the top of Victoria Street and a gorgeous mews flat in the country.....
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Why is anyone surprised?
We all knew his appeal from way back.
The rest of the world is just very slow.
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We all knew his appeal from way back.
The rest of the world is just very slow.
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I burst out laughing at this one:
One more:Jackson Brodie himself, who was of course another complete nutter who was trying to do the right thing. I loved his exercise regime, too: running like a mad man before settling down with a nice cigarette.
If he doesn’t drop down dead before the next series, he might get chased by Social Services for taking his six-year-old daughter to crime scenes, some of which he had created himself.
Read more: http://www.express.co.uk/posts/view/252 ... z1P1kMqMJC
And as for Jackson Brodie. Well, a healthy red-blooded woman wouldn’t normally admit to this – but he’s just too good looking.
Having said that, most healthy red-blooded women could – and will – get used to smoulderingly handsome Jason Isaacs (pictured) quite quickly.
After all, there can’t be a lot wrong with a man who runs for fitness – and lights up a ciggie immediately afterwards.