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

Endeavour is just in a class of its own.

Indeed it is. Young Morse is slowly becoming more grumpy, just like old Morse used to be. Can't wait until he buys a Mark II Jaguar.
 
Indeed it is. Young Morse is slowly becoming more grumpy, just like old Morse used to be. Can't wait until he buys a Mark II Jaguar.

The man is a detective genius but throughout his career everyone just gives him uphill.

He did have a little look at the green Jag ....

In the novels his first car was a Lancia.
 
It's a great fun show and definitely spicy. I was in the UK when it showed and it caused quite a ripple at the time. Maybe I need to have a rewatch, I've got the DVD somewhere :p

Keeley + lesbian stuff.
Even going to drop my standards for this one and watch it in SD :p
 
Seeing as though New Zealand is part of the commonwealth;

Fresh Eggs

A black comedy with a deliciously twisted sense of humour, this six-part drama follows a couple's quest for "the good life" that goes wickedly awry. Penny (Chitham, Shortland Street, Outrageous Fortune) and Wade (Holloway, Hunt for the Wilderpeople, Eagle vs Shark) crave a peaceful, picture-perfect existence. But when they make the move to the small town of Alberton they find themselves in the middle of something odd and slightly sinister. After a fatal accident, Penny and Wade find themselves face-to-face with some very bad eggs, who threaten not only their happiness, but their lives.

Award-winning actress Danielle Cormack (Wentworth, Rake) stars as Lulu, an overstretched modern mother and career criminal who's married to Pig (Dave Fane, Sione's Wedding), a criminal psychopath. Acclaimed actor John Rhys Davies (The Lord of the Rings) plays Penny's boss, Cutter, a narcissistic crime author who finds himself at the centre of a real murder mystery.

Trailer here.

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