Slum_Wolf
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Firebombers - Series 1: Episode 1
1979. Four holiday homes in Wales are torched. A 13-year arson campaign begins.
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The BBC has acquired the Irish crime drama Kin, an eight-part series that stars like likes of Clare Dunne, Charlie Cox, Aidan Gillen, Ciarán Hinds, Sam Keeley, Emmett J. Scanlan, Maria Doyle Kennedy and newcomer Yasmin Seky.
It tells the story of how when a boy is killed and his family embarks on a gangland war with an international cartel: a war that is impossible to win. The Kinsellas are a local crime family, while the Cunningham cartel is a vast global organisation. It is David and Goliath. Out-numbered, out-financed and out-gunned, the Kinsellas find themselves holed up in their Dublin stronghold while their businesses fail, and family members and associates are picked off. But they have something the cartel does not: the unbreakable bonds of blood and family. They are kin.
I've seen it, very good.
Blue Lights has all episodes available on iPlayer.
They might as well hand over the Bafta's now. It's brilliantly written and superbly acted.
I'm finding it very disturbing and I'm sure the Northern Ireland Tourism Board won't be sharing any snippets in their advertising campaigns.
It's well worth a watch and very thought provoking.
This is excellent.Danish series Prisoner starts on Saturday 24th February at 9pm starring Nordic crime queen Sofie Gråbøl.
The six-episode series revolves around the lives of four prison officers—Henrik (David Dencik), Miriam (Gråbøl), Sammi (Youssef Wayne Hvidtfeldt), and Gert (Charlotte Fich). Their personal challenges intertwine with the complexities of their workplace, a prison plagued by bad press, hierarchy issues, and a drug trade. When faced with the imminent closure of the prison, they embark on a risky investigation to salvage their jobs, triggering a battle for survival within and beyond the prison walls.
As per usual with BBC Four, the series will be shown in weekly double bills.
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Binged this on Friday...Danish series Prisoner starts on Saturday 24th February at 9pm starring Nordic crime queen Sofie Gråbøl.
The six-episode series revolves around the lives of four prison officers—Henrik (David Dencik), Miriam (Gråbøl), Sammi (Youssef Wayne Hvidtfeldt), and Gert (Charlotte Fich). Their personal challenges intertwine with the complexities of their workplace, a prison plagued by bad press, hierarchy issues, and a drug trade. When faced with the imminent closure of the prison, they embark on a risky investigation to salvage their jobs, triggering a battle for survival within and beyond the prison walls.
As per usual with BBC Four, the series will be shown in weekly double bills.
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We watched the first episode of this last night. It was crackingBinged this on Friday...
6 hours of my life I wouldn't want back as it's superb
BBC Four has confirmed transmission details for upcoming Kiwi crime drama, The Gone.
The six-part series follows the journey of Irish detective Theo Richter (Richard Flood) who teams up with a Kiwi detective, Diana Huia (Acushla-Tara Kupe), when a young Irish couple go missing from a rural New Zealand town. Their job isn’t made any easier by the community’s growing concern that the disappearances may be linked to a series of historical murders, putting the whole town on edge.
The series also stars Manu Bennett, Michelle Fairley and Carolyn Bracken.
Starts two days after we have beaten AS Roma 5 nothing at home.
Woop woop - the best news I've had in the last 24 hours.The third season of How To With John Wilson is available from today
First two series still available,
How To with John Wilson, Series 3: 1. How to Find a Public Restroom: www.bbc.co.uk/iplayer/episode/m001vvcz via @bbciplayer