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Drama Chloe too dark

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BrandyGran Mon 21-Feb-22 22:47:16

AIBU to expect to be able to see what is happening in a BBC drama. I can honestly say that I was unable to make out what was going on for 20%of the drama Chloe. After all I am paying my licence to view BBC programs!

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BlueBelle Mon 21-Feb-22 22:50:41

There’s already a thread about Chloe brandygran

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BrandyGran Mon 21-Feb-22 23:03:06

Thx Bluebelle didnt know- just needed to let off steam tonight after peering at a black screen for too long !!!

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Callistemon21 Mon 21-Feb-22 23:56:46

Yes, there is a thread but this could apply to a lot of BBC dramas where it is impossible to see what is going on.
I often think the producers must have very obtuse minds - they know what is going on but the viewer doesn't.

Either they can't afford decent camera operators or they're filming during power cuts.
Or think they're being mysterious and clever.

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Kalu Tue 22-Feb-22 00:26:16

Too dark to see what is happening and too much mumbling which now requires English subtitles! It doesn’t make for relaxing viewing, more like reading a book.

Is it possible many British dramas are favouring the Scandi format?

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BigBertha1 Tue 22-Feb-22 08:52:27

I' really enjoying it the main character is such a good actress. She reminds of of Jodie Comer in Killing Eve.

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