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I just finished watching the second season of this seventies cop drama with a twist. Anyone else a fan of this series? It stars John Simm who potrayed the Master in the past season of Doctor Who.
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I've watched two or three episodes of the series, eventhough I have the DVD sets onhand, I haven't torn into them.
I think the show is brilliant, captivating tv and I was thinking Sim would make a great Doctor before they cast him as the Master.Places to find PlaidStallions online: https://linktr.ee/Plaidstallions
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This was a '70s series? I've never heard of it.Comment
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It's a modern show seemingly set in the 70's Anthony, you're not sure if the lead character has time travelled, is in a coma or is somehow trapped in TV.Places to find PlaidStallions online: https://linktr.ee/Plaidstallions
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Ah, thanks. It sounds interesting, and I'm a sucker for brilliant and captivating. If I see the DVD sets, I'll pick them up.Comment
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I loved this series. It isn't available in the USA, but I downloaded them all (both seasons/series) and burned them to DVD and my wife and I really enjoyed it.--
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Just rub it in about how great it is and how I can't get it in the U States of A. You a evil man, Joe Droon.Comment
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Hmm. Before you called me evil, I might have been willing to send you a set!
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This is the best show the BBC has turned out for many a year. There's a sequel being made at the moment called "Ashes To Ashes", which is set in the 80's. Can't wait!Comment
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iv seen thsi show a couple times on bbc it a good show. havent seen it on bbc in a while though.Comment
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I love what a pastiche this show is. Particularly of The Sweeney, but I think it also borrows quite a bit from The Prisoner as well.
I can't wait for Ashes to Ashes, but I will definitely miss John Simm. Kudos to BBC for allowing their programs to end when the creators feel like they are done with them.
Are we allowed to discuss the ending of this show? I would love to hear what your intepretations are, but I also don't want to spoil it for the rest who haven't seen this yet.Comment
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