I've just realised that this has pitched up in the US on PBS which
surprises me enormously. I assumed it would be somewhere on Peacock (it's a
Sky One show in the UK, so shares a Comcast owner). It wasn't massively
well received over here. But I didn't watch it. That said, it's been
recommissioned
Gee, maybe they could do what Sorkin did on "The Newsroom;" take events
from a couple of years ago and hector them about how they should have
handled them if they were only as smart as he. Shoehorn in some Gilbert and
Sullivan, and it would be indistinguishable.
--Dave Sikula
On Monday,
On Mon, Nov 16, 2020 at 2:20 PM Karen Owen wrote:
> I thought it looked like the UK version of 24. I looked to see if
>
> is coming back and saw that it is with the same actor and actress
>
> as the Prime Minister and his chief flunky.
>
It was promoted as a “realistic” portrayal of how the UK
I thought it looked like the UK version of 24. I looked to see if
is coming back and saw that it is with the same actor and actress
as the Prime Minister and his chief flunky.
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Remember the cheesy melodramatic made-for-tv disaster movies/miniseries
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