@drewnogal saidI watched it not long ago.
I’ve been educating myself with a few documentaries.
Plan to watch ‘Black Death in the Congo - King Leopold II of Belgium’ on youtube tonight.
A sad expose'.
The evils that were committed under the influence of greed were apparently boundless.
@suzianne saidNah, the Beeb doesn't let foreigners watch video on their site. (Radio, for some reason, yes; but not video.) Even if they did, I don't think they keep programmes available that long.
Online? Would this be on BBC.com, or... where?
They might be on the RI YouTube channel - they certainly have a lot of content there - but the main page is <http://www.rigb.org/christmas-lectures/watch>.
@suzianne saidWell as I wrote before the first season is reasonable near to the original, but it is not really the film Version of the book, but takes some liberties already.
I wanted to try this, but not sure about it. I'd be disappointed if it wasn't that close to the original.
Seasons two and three develop the motives further and thus have not much to do with the original work, save a s Inspiration.
-Removed-Took a look at the trailer but can’t get into scientific time travel drama.
Have been watching The State on ITV. It’s brilliant, I feel it’s a drama that will more likely deter people from joining ISIS than decide to join it.
Also enjoying MotherFatherSon on BBC2. There’s an interesting dynamic between the 3 main characters.
@suzianne saidIt's not new but I "LOVE" Schitt's Creek. It's kinda the Canadian version of Arrested Development another of my favs.
I mean 'lately', not necessarily 'right now'.
Movies, TV, tell us what you're into or something new you've found.