LUFCTALK

NottinghamWhite wrote:Just read that a new series of Luther is going to hit our screens soon, excellent news.

Yeah, first I'd ever saw Idris Elba and loved the show. About time.

Davycc wrote:

NottinghamWhite wrote:Just read that a new series of Luther is going to hit our screens soon, excellent news.

Yeah, first I'd ever saw Idris Elba and loved the show. About time.

If you've not seen him in The Wire, make time to do so because that's an extraordinary piece of TV drama and one of the greatest shows ever made.

rigger wrote:

Davycc wrote:

NottinghamWhite wrote:Just read that a new series of Luther is going to hit our screens soon, excellent news.

Yeah, first I'd ever saw Idris Elba and loved the show. About time.

If you've not seen him in The Wire, make time to do so because that's an extraordinary piece of TV drama and one of the greatest shows ever made.

Will do, cheers for that.

Thought he was superb in Pacific Rim too.....

rigger wrote:

Davycc wrote:

NottinghamWhite wrote:Just read that a new series of Luther is going to hit our screens soon, excellent news.

Yeah, first I'd ever saw Idris Elba and loved the show. About time.

If you've not seen him in The Wire, make time to do so because that's an extraordinary piece of TV drama and one of the greatest shows ever made.

Agreed. Second only to The Sopranos in my book. Game of Thrones is also up there although a different type of entertainment.

All of those, but I'd actually put Mad Men top of the lot.

rigger wrote:All of those, but I'd actually put Mad Men top of the lot.

Won't be watching it if its on at 3 o'clock in the morning.

Haha !

That's just the hours I keep these days, John

Accidentally found In Plain Sight and watched 3 episodes last night. Starring Douglas Henshall ( Shetland) and ex proffesional footballer Martin Compston. It's a true story based on a Scottish serial killer, decent TV.

Slightly off topic and I don't know if it's already been mentioned. But Caroline Hawley, often on Bargain Hunt, is married to and runs an antique business with our old striker John Hawley.