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Well done. I found it moving too. Was so impressed with those guys.
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Thriller.
Old Doctor Who, just over the halfway mark of Tom Baker (just watched The Sun Makers... rubbish production-wise but fun script).
New Who, just done the first Tennant (Chistmas Invasion, great episode).
Oh, and watched The Disaster Artist two nights ago. Very funny.
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As well as Thriller on YT, and the Doctor Whos (Invisible Enemy with Tom Baker, not bad if we like Space 1999 on a shoestring, and New Earth - poor - and the much more fun Tooth and Claw with David Tennant), started giving Outlander a go. Only because I saw the first two seasons for little more than a fiver on Amazon.
And for the last three nights on BBC 1 The Salisbury Poisonings. This drama about the 2018 poisoning of MI6 agent Sergei Skripal and his daughter Yulia, was remarkably restrained. And of course interesting in an up to date sense with the Covid situation, with it's depiction of disruption of normal life.
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The ending is ghastly poor, IMO (let us know if you feel the same way when you get there), but there's a lot of good stuff along the way.
Are you talking about LOST or SEINFELD?
LOST.
SEINFELD's ending is pretty neat.
I have never actually seen LOST and I am hesitant... on the one hand, it sounds like a very TWILIGHT ZONE like premise, which I find interesting... people lost on an island and just not exactly knowing what's going on.. on the other hand, does it actually have a satisfying conclusion... I don't know if it's worthwhile to watch several seasons of a mystery season that does not know how to end its mystery. (But please -- no spoilers -- I might still watch it one day... it's on Amazon, so easy access.)
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