@tiger stacker @smartascarrots ... thanks ... every day is a learning day ... I am normally quite good at cryptic clues .
It wasn’t meant to be cryptic onest
iTunes do specials now and again, the le carre three were something like a tenner
@tiger stacker @smartascarrots ... thanks ... every day is a learning day ... I am normally quite good at cryptic clues .
I think those things are not as uncommon as one would hope in the UK.The Girl in the Picture, Netflix. A documentary from the "you couldn't make it up if you tried and if you did nobody would believe it anyway". Murder, incest, paedophilia, rape, and the "it could only happen in America" feel to it.
'murder, incest, paedophila and rape'...sounds like a typical family night in Lincolnshire............in exactly that orderI think those things are not as uncommon as one would hope in the UK.
'murder, incest, paedophila and rape'...sounds like a typical family night in Lincolnshire............in exactly that order
I think those things are not as uncommon as one would hope in the UK.
A lad from Qadring (small Lincs village) declares to his parents that he's going to marry a lass from the next village. 'Is she a virgin?' asks his Dad 'Why, yes, Dad, she is' the lad proudly declares. 'Then you're not marrying her' says Dad 'If she's not good enough for her own family, then she's not good enough for this one'Then would it be "T'lass int picture"?![]()
The last three episodes of Better Call Saul on Netflix (including one pretty dull one, sadly). While trying unsuccessfully to find the name of an actor at the end-credits, I noted that they make seven or so different language versions, covering most of the world. If a British production company could push out anything of such quality, it'd coin it.
Instead, they've asset-stripped the businesses and bought yachts. Or produce Emmerdale-and-the-like crap.
That's the point of the B&W episodes, to show how dull and staid Saul's life has become compared to his colourful and eventful past.
Were you trying to find the name of the cancer suffererthat Saul sets up near the end As I thought at first it was Paul Giamatti but wasn’t.The last three episodes of Better Call Saul on Netflix (including one pretty dull one, sadly). While trying unsuccessfully to find the name of an actor at the end-credits, I noted that they make seven or so different language versions, covering most of the world. If a British production company could push out anything of such quality, it'd coin it.
Instead, they've asset-stripped the businesses and bought yachts. Or produce Emmerdale-and-the-like crap.
Were you trying to find the name of the cancer suffererthat Saul sets up near the end As I thought at first it was Paul Giamatti but wasn’t.
Yes it threw me as have only seen him in Big Bang Theory and i didn’t suppose he could actually, you know, act.Chap who played Stuart in Big Bang Theory, Kevin Sussman.