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

Maigret was so meh. No drama, a really questionable casting decision in Rowan Atkinson, and a Freudian premise that seems outdated now.

Agreed. perhaps that's why the second Maigret seems to be lost in limbo.
 
Maigret was so meh. No drama, a really questionable casting decision in Rowan Atkinson, and a Freudian premise that seems outdated now.

Must agree. For me Endeavour was a much better production of a very similar theme and style of "detective stories" from earlier eras.
 
Foyles War and now Endeavour are simply the best. Honeysuckle Weeks from the former is simply edible.
 

"As WW2 rages around the world, DCS Foyle fights his own war on the home-front as he investigates crimes on the south coast of England. Later series sees the retired detective working as an MI5 agent operating in the aftermath of the war. "

As in the more recent series. Earlier series not always available and if they are, very bad quality etc.
 
The Disappearance

https://www.theguardian.com/tv-and-...pearance-the-musketeers-uefa-champions-league

When bright and bubbly Léa Morel goes out to celebrate her 17th birthday at a local music festival in Lyon, it should be a fabulous and fun evening. Instead, she goes missing.
A taut, well-crafted French police procedural begins with a double bill that introduces us to its principals – most of whom, following the international noir template of The Killing and Broadchurch, seem to have secrets, even the cop leading the hunt for the teenager.
 
I really enjoy Wallander but geez, the man is one of the most soulless characters in TV history.

Somebody needs to turn on his heart light.

What! Did he actually crack a smile in episode 2 :p

Actually feel sad for the dude now :(

Will watch episode 3 after all.
 
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