Run out of things to watch!

The Miss Fisher Mysteries (Oz) The Big Bang Theory and Young Sheldon. White Collar, USA, Republic of Doyle (Newfoundland), Bones. I know they’re all Not English but we liked them. I’m off to research A place to Call Home.

Van Der Valk on ITV starring Mark Warren
Bridgerton
Murder on the Homefront
Life on Mars
Hidden BBC Wales
Death in Paradise

I’ve also been a fan of Keeping Faith but am enjoying Kate Winslet just now in Mare of Easttown. Think it’s on Sky and she really plays the part well. A far cry from Titanic.

We were late to the party but loved Cardinal, which I believe you can still get on iPlayer. It’s set in Canada and is a detective story based on novels of the same name.

If you can do blood and guts…..Peaky blinders.
I’m on a mission to find the outlander series having read the books years ago when they were called Cross-stitch.

Ha,,us too, loving the first series!

On Channel 4 catchup a selection of dramas under the header of Walter Presents - fabulous French subtitled drama series, wonderful scenery, very compelling...Danger on the Lake, Death on the Lake and lots more

I found ‘A horseman Riding By’, an old TV Series about a chap coming back from the Boar War to run a West Country Estate, based on a book by RF Delderfield, at the start of the first lockdown. Kept me going for well over a week

Call My Agent. And Shtisel on Netflix - absolutely brilliant non violent, three series. I put off watching it, thought I wouldn’t relate, despite being gripped by Unorthodox, but now I am stunned by it.

I'm watching Silent Witness. I haven't gone back 23 series. But I'm enjoying the series 21 so far. I really like forensic science things.

Anything with subtitles but I can't knit at the same time

I`ve got into the american real life crime series, on quest, sky crime, I,D, and T,L.C. , I really like outdaughtered ,

Doesn't anybody read when they've watched too much TV?

Outlander a series which will probably be on Netflix now and a place to call home

Dalziel and Pascoe on iplayer. I love the books too and we've also got the DVDs. My Yorkshire Farm is lovely and she's also written books which I had read 2 of before I watched the programme. It's just such a lovely natural family who help on the farm and help each other out. The whole family is brilliant.

i get dvds from charity shops . we are selling ours off at 20p each...so i get a pounds worth watch them and return them...

I have been trawling BBC i player. Go to catagories then to 'from the archive'. There are all sorts on there to re discover from years gone by. Old series, old documentaries etc. Its been facinating

Wpc56, Keeping Faith, The Terror, not a fan of American series but loved Little Fires Everywhere on Prime.

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Twig14 I agree Engrenage is great. Watched all series and wish they'd create a 9th

Don't f* with Cats is brilliant (Netflix) It's an award winning documentary 3 parter. A very sinister story but very watchable I watched all three in one night.

I've been watching Hinterland on Netflix. Very good

Hinterland - based in Wales

The Welsh drama Keeping Faith is one of the best dramas around imo. 3 series all available on iplayer.

The Fall.....so good.