Farscape
Where it was originally or that whole crazy stuff near the end wit Crace and the new ship?
Poirot-Dead Man's Folly.
It's good to see Suchet back in these shoes.
Yes I know it's only temporary, but I'll take it. :eusa_clap
How can anyone in 2014 be starved for good programming? It's crazy how many quality shows are currently running or are in next-season production. Causes me to wonder how garbage like Sons of Anarchy continues to get renewed, but let's not digress.Because you're starved for good programming?
I have to disagree here. I enjoy the program, but I liked the grand arc style of season one more than the disjointed, almost episode-to-episode isolation of season two. But I admit I prefer season-long arcs over dramas that make each hour their own occurrence. They tried to straddle the two approaches in season two, and I feel the overall story suffered a great deal because of it.I really like that series. It gets better each year.
You should be able to.Missed it darn it! I was out voted by Lady ToE. Hopefully, I will be able to watch it online.
You should be able to.
Then again, it might come back on. Check the listings.
I missed the one in July. So I'll have to do what you're going to do.
BTW, Dead Man's Folly was filmed at Agatha Christie's holiday home, Greenway.
Kind of a neat connection, give this is one of her stories and one of her characters.
Yeah I know, they planed it this way.
They do a decent broadcast on BBC America, too.PBS news hour. The only non-biased and non-sensational news on TV. No stupid music in the background, no talking with their hands, no dramatization. Just news, the way news should always be.
I have Directv.I found the one from July (The Big Four) on Demand earlier tonight and watched it once again. So, if you have Comcast/xfinity, you can watch it without going to PBS online.
Mountain Men
Hell on Wheels