To ask..What new TV programmes have you discovered in lockdown?

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For me - I insist on watching

Classic Eastenders - they're up to December 1993 at the moment
Superstore - I absolutely love this
Normal People

Richard Osman's House of Games on Dave.

Anyone looking for comedy should have a look at one of Illiza Schlesinger on netflix. Her most recent is "Unveiled", about getting married. She's a scream.

www.netflix.com/browse/person/30165293

@mumwon , I used to love Family at War! How/where are you watching it please?

Grand designs
Escape to the Chateau

I dream about lush houses!!

Silent witness on iPlayer

Silent Witness
Life on Mars and Ashes to Ashes
Man like Mobeen.

Last tango in Halifax

Doomsday Preppers on Netflix. Wonder if they are all holed up in their secure bunkers right now?

Your home made perfect with Angela Scanlon is amaxing!! Tuesday I think around 8pm bbc 2 😍😍

Dead to me on Netflix
Dark on netflix
Currently watching schitts creak on Netflix
Also watched prison break properly for the first time!

Mumwon Family at War used to be my favourite programme in the early 70's. Absolutely brilliant!

For anyone interested, DH and I have just rewatched the whole of Shogun over the past 3 days. Superb mini series and hasn't aged at all despite being 40 years old. When we watched it first time around we had just got married. We celebrate our 41st anniversary in a couple of weeks. 😂

If anyone else would like to watch it - can't recommend highly enough for anyone who enjoys historical drama - just go into Youtube and search "James Clavell Shogun". You won't be disappointed!

Line of duty!!!

Danger UXB on London Live Freeview channel. The title wasn't enticing but I happened to catch it while channel hopping and it's a really good drama about bomb disposal in London during WW2. Originally broadcast on ITV in 1979. Anthony Andrews in the main role and lots of familiar faces when they were young, eg Kenneth Cranham. High production values and looks realistic 1940s. Don't know why it hasn't been rebroadcast before.

I've stumbled upon a Thai 'boy love' series on Netflix called SOTUS. I love it so hard.

It's terrible but so good.

Dodgy product placement.
Badly translated subtitles.
Cheap set.
Cheap filming.

They're so pretty though!

I didn't realise I was actually this shallow.

Four seasons of Money Heist

Tiger King. I blame Carol Baskin.

I'm trying to resist reactivating my Netflix account. I'm getting a bit bored of Taskmaster, which has been my comfort since lockdown begun. Currently binging Normal People, which I probably wouldn't have bothered with under the old normal. I love it. Mary Kills People is next on the list.

GameFace on All4. Roisin Conaty is so bloody talented.

The good. Upload on Amazon Prime. Set in the near future where you can choose to upload your conscious to a virtual reality when you're about to die. Thought provoking, witty and slyly humorous with a bit of romance and some sort of plot going on in the background.

The bad. Homes Under the hammer, I watch it instead of the news now.

Loving Call My Agent on Netflix. It's about a talent agency in Paris and is very entertaining ( is in French with subtitles)

Oh yes I just watched Upload too, it was great!

And Dinnerladies. Pure comfort viewing, that.

Another for The Last Kingdom, I binged watched 2 seasons of Dead to Me. I also binged watch unorthodux.

I watched the whole Vicar of Dibley. Used to watch that with my mum when I was younger, it was great.

Killing Eve, also great.
The Witcher is brilliant, but I watched that a while ago.

On Amazon, Good Omens is very good, and Carnival Row.

Oh, and a programme I watched years ago called Dead like me. I researched that a while ago.

Succession
Fauda
Giri/Haji
Babylon Berlin