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Just watched it Spleen, funnily enough I have a Hybrid now and it’s pretty damn good!

Won’t be that long until I trade in my Kwakka for an electric bike or scooter, gotta come soon!

'Fake or Fortune' on now on BBC1.

Programme about children of 9/11 who were born after their Fathers died.

Find it Fix It Flog It, channel 4 mildly entertaining, on Sky watch Deception

I watched a film last night which got a good write up in tv guide.
It was called 'Only You' and was about a couple who meet in a taxi at New Year in Edinburgh.

The woman is 9/10 years older than man and at first she lies about her age but later on she feels bad and has to come clean.
He doesn't care and they live a happy life for a while but then she feels her biological clock starting to tick as she sees friends marry, have kids etc.

I won't tell you the end in case anyone wants to see it but not the most cheerful thing I have sat up to watch.

'Ordeal by Innocence' last episode which I'd recorded.
I have to say I am happy to watch anything with Bill Nighy and Morven Christie is a good actress.

Watched this before but thought I would give it another go.

Last few days I have been watching 'Vigil' and 'Annika' both filmed in Scotland.
Think I prefer 'Annika'.

Binge watched “ Ladhood” on BBC3

Third Watch, season 1.

For the benefit of those who've never heard of the series, it was a US drama series focusing on a group of NYPD cops, and FDNY firefighters and paramedics working the same fictional 55th Precinct and FDNY Squad 55/Ladder 100/Battalion 24 firehouse, on the same 3pm to midnight shift - the titular "third watch".

Co-created by John Wells (ER, The West Wing), and originally airing between 1999 and 2005, it was one of the first US shows of its kind - if not the first - to deal with the aftermath of the September 11th attacks.

Channel 4 showed it about twenty years ago in the Friday night/Saturday morning post pub slot.

Squid games being force fed to me at the moment just seen episode 2

Catching up on 'The Long Call' this morning.
I think it was written by same woman who wrote 'Shetland' and probably prefer it.

Dot I like the Shetland series, might give Long Call a wee shot, hope your doing ok

Henrysix,

All good with me thanks and hope you and yours are well.

I think Ann Cleeves must be a talented writer as I believe she wrote other detective series 'Vera' as well.
I watch it but have a friend who refuses to watch as she doesn't like the Geordie accents.
I have always liked the accents in series and think people in North East England are very friendly.

Been catching up on some recordings I had in last few days.
'Showtrial', 'Dalgliesh' and 'Shetland'.

Didn’t fancy Dalgleish, wathched one episode and didn’t catch one glimpse of Sir Kenny, yes up to date with Shetland and still enjoying Young Sheldon on Sky, my wife and I also enjoy the Madame Blanc mysteries on channel 5