Run out of things to watch!

Like you I find the American films hard to watch.
Although American I watched The Big Bang. There is The Young Sheldon (about a character in the Big Bang when he was a child). It’s all brain rot but brings a smile to me.

I’ve also completed your list and also found myself watching The walking Dead (amazon)all ten seasons had me hooked. I’m not normal one who would watch zombies but it’s also a story. Then I went onto watching Game of thrones. Also something I’d was late in catching up on and I used to say it wouldn’t be my cup of tea. I’d recommend them both for gripping stories. Or how about Outlander (amazon) that also good, it’s time travel through some stones, after all every woman needs a Jamie ? I always say give them two exp before you decide if it’s for you or not. I’ve now decided I will watch anything. Because you can’t say you don’t like if you haven’t tried to watch it can you.

If you like light hearted historical stuff, 'Harlots' is good. Set in the 18th century with a strong cast including Lesley Manville. I think there are 3 seasons of it.

Boz

If you want something lighter to watch try the Danish Seaside hotel (Badehottell) on More4. Its a Danish upstairs-downstairs and very likeable; funny and good to look at. They offer the first 2 series for free but you can always buy the dvd's of the subsequent 6 series (which I have done). It is a period drama running from 1928 to the War years.

Oh I loved that and would like to watch the rest but have non DVD player !

I keep recommending Netflix series Offspring!
Plus
Queens Gambit
The bridge
Grace aNd frankie.
RitA
Call my agent

In my opinion, Homeland went on too long.
Very good for the first series.

Coveted plaque.

For some strange reason, I am watching repeats of Four in a Bed, on channel 4, 5pm daily.
There’s something fascinating about watching other people’s living habits. It’s a look in where couples swap B&B’s for a night. At the end of the week, the ones judged to be the best win the covered plaque.
Also, Rich house, Poor house. All repeated, of course.
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Make an exception for the American series, Homeland. It’s thrilling (& addictive).

I've started to watch the American version of The Coroner that seems as if it will be a good show, but there's an English one with Clare Goose in it. The Disappearance was good too and if I want a bit of comedy Dinnerladies and a bit of Mrs.Bucket makes me chuckle.

You want to watch The Missing on iPlayer, there are two series also a spin off series called Baptiste. Watched all of Vera and Endeavour. There are some good programmes on my5, Rich house Poor house, filthy house sos.

I’ve recently found Hustle on bbc iPlayer and am thoroughly enjoying the series

We are getting desperate, having gone through every episode of Inspector Montalbano more than once after despairing of the rubbish on live TV. We started watching the rerun of The Killing on BBC 4 but it moves so slowly and spends such big chunks of each episode repeating things that we couldn’t stomach sitting through the whole series. And Line of Duty just sounds like hell. DH hasn’t seen any of Unforgotten. I could always make the sacrifice of watching all 4 series again…….

Gagajo I know you've said you dont do American series but have you watched Orange is the New Black
It's about a womens correctional facility prison. It's both side splitting funny and desperately heartbreaking. Certainly not for the faint hearted or easily offended. I think there are 6 series in all on Netflix. Got to admit it had me hooked

If you want something lighter to watch try the Danish Seaside hotel (Badehottell) on More4. Its a Danish upstairs-downstairs and very likeable; funny and good to look at. They offer the first 2 series for free but you can always buy the dvd's of the subsequent 6 series (which I have done). It is a period drama running from 1928 to the War years.

If you’ve never seen The Detectorists, that’s well worth a watch. Still an all time favourite of ours. Quirky and different, with some lovely scenery thrown in. And nothing violent. BBC iPlayer.

Oh, and Last Tango In Halifax. We hadn’t watched it first time around but thoroughly enjoyed it on catch up. Can’t remember which channel though, sorry.

I'm currently hooked on 'Nurse Jackie'. It's American but pretty gritty at times. A good / bad character and well acted by Carmella from the Sopranos in a very different role.
I watch it via NOW TV but its a Sky programme.

I have just finished watching Hidden on the BBC I Player. Set in Wales with a mixture of Welsh with subtitles and English. A bit dark but worth a watch.

We've recently started watching Line of Duty, from the beginning. When the final series ended recently, everyone was talking about it ( no spoilers please, we're only up to the middle of series 3! ), so we thought we'd give it a go.

We were hooked from the first episode, and can easily watch 2 episodes a night! Give it a go! x

We are also enjoying the old Wycliffe series. We've seen all of Lewis and Midsomer Murders. In recent months we saw The Darling Buds of May, which led to me buying DH a double eggcup at Christmas. We love Repair Shop and Call the Midwife.

We are re-watching West Wing for the umpteenth time. I am also re-watching Fauda on Netflix and my daughter is re-watching The Gilmore Girls.

We’ve watched more tv than ever before and have favourites that we can re-watch e.g. Episodes, Fleabag, Dectectorists, Spooks, Silent Witness.

Have been watching re runs of Wycliffe, can’t abide Emmerdale, Endeavour, Call the midwife, as for scandi crime Walter presents on More Four plenty to watch from Iceland Germany etc.

I have just re-watched all three series of The Beiderbecke Affair. Still loved it. (On Brit Box, I don’t do American stuff either, well, apart from all the old Wessies).

The Killing Danish version, s1. Sub titles but so gripping, best I've seen of Scandi Noir type.

This is Us and The Office U.S both American but really good and totally addictive.