What can you recommend watching?
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The house belonged to an artist so It's kinda weird. It's just 8 people, what happens to them though is wild. I wouldn't do it, but can imagine/understand how things went the way they did in the story.Just watched the trailer…I’ve been at houses when everyone’s tripping - looks like that
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Saw this, today. It is a brilliant film and definitely worth watching!
A plus 1 from me.... and I'd choose the same ending for me, if I knew I had dementia. The alternative is a terrible death for those around you.
Not sure, but my mom maybe showing some signs. I called her Wednesday, we spoke for about an hour. She called me the next day totally forgot the discussion we had the day before. May this not be my fate.
Ahh the old ‘back for one more job’ plot, only with a dementia twist.
Not that any of you lot have a tv licence 
but if you do, Channel 4 catch up Grand designs this week was about a young couple trying to build to suit a disabled wifes needs.
I haven't watched it for an age as most on it, seem to be more interested in being on tv and building a house to sell, rather than build a family home. This one however was quite different. Yorkshire innit and Keighley. Both had the grit to move forward in a way that simplified life
but if you do, Channel 4 catch up Grand designs this week was about a young couple trying to build to suit a disabled wifes needs.I haven't watched it for an age as most on it, seem to be more interested in being on tv and building a house to sell, rather than build a family home. This one however was quite different. Yorkshire innit and Keighley. Both had the grit to move forward in a way that simplified life
Netflix, Jack Whitehall: Fatherhood with my father: Episode 1- Antenatal class. 12 mins in 
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The first one of the new series was very good with a very hard working young couple who built their own place in Lincolnshire.Not that any of you lot have a tv licence
I haven't watched it for an age as most on it, seem to be more interested in being on tv and building a house to sell, rather than build a family home. This one however was quite different. Yorkshire innit and Keighley. Both had the grit to move forward in a way that simplified life
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Not sure it this has been mentioned before, but just started series one
Everyone Else Burns.
Everyone Else Burns' is a coming-of-age comedy following a Mancunian family and the puritanical Christian sect to whom they are devoted. The family is headed by patriarch David, played by Simon Bird and his amazing haircut. The family are steadfast in preparing for Armageddon and avoiding eternal damnation, although worldly temptations sometimes get in the way. As they navigate modern-day life, the show explores what it feels like to balance faith, family and identity in a world that could end tomorrow, even though it most likely will not.
Everyone Else Burns.
Everyone Else Burns' is a coming-of-age comedy following a Mancunian family and the puritanical Christian sect to whom they are devoted. The family is headed by patriarch David, played by Simon Bird and his amazing haircut. The family are steadfast in preparing for Armageddon and avoiding eternal damnation, although worldly temptations sometimes get in the way. As they navigate modern-day life, the show explores what it feels like to balance faith, family and identity in a world that could end tomorrow, even though it most likely will not.
Sweet pea, Now and Sky.
Rhiannon Lewis doesn't make much of an impression - people walk past her in the street without a second glance. That is until she is pushed over the edge and loses control, and Rhiannon's life transforms.
Watched this after a few pints and seemed quite good.
Not sure I’d class it as a comedy though
Rhiannon Lewis doesn't make much of an impression - people walk past her in the street without a second glance. That is until she is pushed over the edge and loses control, and Rhiannon's life transforms.
Watched this after a few pints and seemed quite good.
Not sure I’d class it as a comedy though
Just half way through 2nd episode... seems like most of the birds I had in my20's.
Just watched it. Some of these young couples energy and drive is nice to see.Not that any of you lot have a tv licence
I haven't watched it for an age as most on it, seem to be more interested in being on tv and building a house to sell, rather than build a family home. This one however was quite different. Yorkshire innit and Keighley. Both had the grit to move forward in a way that simplified life
Usually that comes later in life.
AnonymousUser1
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You don't need a TV license for catch-up, only for iPlayer. The media (fed by the BBC) have a policy of deliberate confusion, in order to disguise an archaic, and just plain wrong system.
AnonymousUser1
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This was good:
Great film.
I watched that last night, good film!!
