British series, mini-series and dramas .....

err, that was the title of the book.

err, OK...

The show is so pathetically kak, that I didn't even bother reading up on it so didn't even realize it is based on a book.

The fact that it is the title of the book is not a dead giveaway about the meaning of the title, now is it?

Apparently the book is really good.
 
I haven't watched "The Singapore Grip" yet, but I have given it to my mother-in-law. She asked what it was about, I said I didn't know.... Should I be worried??? Are there "bedroom toys" in it? :sick:
 
Yep, grabbed the first episode this morning, looks as great as expected. The next two are broadcast over the next two evenings and I'm not sure whether to watch them one a night or do all three together?
I'm waiting for all three together...this gon' be good.
 
One of the very few times that I have not found an nzb yet (only torrents) i.e. All Creatures Great and Small :unsure:

I've mentioned it before on here, but if you are struggling try the r/UKTVLAND sub reddit. They post all the good stuff the next day, take requests and have a decent back catalogue for older stuff.

Edit: For example, I just picked up all the episodes of Strike for a catch up before watching the new episodes. They are quite often 720p rather than 1080p, but quality is generally top notch regardless.
 
I've mentioned it before on here, but if you are struggling try the r/UKTVLAND sub reddit. They post all the good stuff the next day, take requests and have a decent back catalogue for older stuff.

Edit: For example, I just picked up all the episodes of Strike for a catch up before watching the new episodes. They are quite often 720p rather than 1080p, but quality is generally top notch regardless.

https://XXXX.nz/folder/.............

I presume you replace xxxx with something ?
 
https://XXXX.nz/folder/.............

I presume you replace xxxx with something ?

In those cases you need to replace xxxx with mega. They tend to be a lot of the older series that people post from their own collections after requests. Generally not great quality, usually avi or mp4 type files. Things like 70s and 80s comedies etc.

The newer stuff that is posted the day after being shown on BBC/ITV etc is on a Google Drive folder, usually made by the same person who runs the group, and are pretty much always mkv.
 
The Third Day is super weird. Think I can see where this is going.....

Midsommar and Wicker Man come to mind...
 
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