Thrillers to watch this weekend

Just finished Cra brilliant. On iPlayer. The Chelsea detective on drama ,Sister Boniface,. Strike of course. Astrid in Paris in French . Crimson River ,Professor T all on Walter presents need to read subtitles. I don't watch the British versions of Professor T or Patience British version of Astrid .
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dotpocka

which missing please

ON NETFLIX.. different perspective from a daughter to a mother missing point of view..was hooked...as, reminds you that you can send a 100s of messages/texts to your 'kids' how are you/where are you...and the 'kids' ignore you ..DON'T

Another thumbs up for Breakthrough on Netflix.

bea i do not use netflix

name of actors might help
i can access thousand of shows but like said there are22 on the page

A new series of The White Lotus starting in early Feb I think, may be on Sky?

I wonder if W.Lotus will be the same without the wonderful Jennifer Coolidge. Will watch anyway as very funny.

Not a bit funny, although it has a vague pretention to be, is Ice Cold Murders on Walter Presents 4. Another world-weary policeman (is there any other kind) in Northern Italy. I shall be glad to finish it.

I'll second the Day of the Jackal and the Tower.
Now watching DI Ray on ITVX- it starts off looking a bit narrow in themes and stories but soon broadens out.
Don't miss Slow Horses.
All GsNetters' other suggestions duly noted .
These threads are😊😊 really helpful.

Oh and Cra was excellent.
Also watching The Bear on Disney. It's good , no doubt about it, but I don't think it deserves all the Hoopla its had. A bit, but not all.
Don't tell the DH. He thinks that its unreservedly brilliant !

I've just finished The Crow Girl on Paramount. I was hooked from the start, would recommend.
There will be a second series, soon I hope.

I don't buy TV channels but find plenty to watch on Freeview ones. Lot of free channels where you can watch TV progs and films just have to watch with ads like Freevee.etc.

I don't have Netflix and we recently got rid of Sky so I've added some apps to my tv, I downloaded the STV app and can usually find something to watch on there. There are all types of programmes, some oldies and also newer ones.
Also added the U app, rather than trawl through the tv guide to find the different channels on the freeview they are all in one place.
Record some from Freeview so I can whizz through adverts.