Foyle's War (1 Viewer)

[maddadicus]

Had to get in on this...The British know mysteries and historical drama, when it comes to TV programs...I have thoroughly enjoyed Frost, Morse, Poirot, Foyle, Lovejoy, and others...not keen about Sgt. Lewis gone solo. I have started to collect the Morse series ...Thanks, England....Dr. Who is great also.Michael

 

[Rob]

Louis, is it The Inspector Linley Mysteries, with Havers his red headed fiesty Sergeant.

I have only recently seen a couple of these for the first time and really enjoyed them.But i'm stil waiting for Poirot/Foyles War to return as these are my favourites.

Rob

 

[Harrytheheid]

I have only recently seen a couple of these for the first time and really enjoyed them.But i'm stil waiting for Poirot/Foyles War to return as these are my favourites.

Rob

Aaaaah....the sublime Foyles War with the rather lush Honeysuckle.
I watched a few episodes last year on one of the CCTV channels. It was dubbed into Chinese, which was "disturbing", but still watchable. Missus H loved it. Guess some things are universal. Like good TV programmes.

Cheers
H

 

[Harrytheheid]

Honeysuckle theres a nice bush to fall into.

Rob

There's no answer to that....

 

[Wraith]

One cop related show that always appealled to me was 'Between the Lines' based around a police complaints unit. Investigating the investigators. If you get the chance, and haven't seen any, well worth a look in.

Simon

 

[Cardigan600]

One cop related show that always appealled to me was 'Between the Lines' based around a police complaints unit. Investigating the investigators. If you get the chance, and haven't seen any, well worth a look in.

Simon

Yo Wraith, in my book cannot beat "The Thin Blue Line" its just class one of our comedy classics.
Bernard.

 

[Wraith]

Yo Wraith, in my book cannot beat "The Thin Blue Line" its just class one of our comedy classics.
Bernard.

There's always just a few too many home truths in comedies like this

 

[theBaron]

Yo Wraith, in my book cannot beat "The Thin Blue Line" its just class one of our comedy classics.
Bernard.

I enjoy anything Rowan Atkinson has done, even down to his role as the British consul in one of the "Bond" movies.

And I crack up every time I see a Cooper Mini!

 

[Rob]

A fantastic series and really overlooked in my opinion.Great performances from all the cast, Rowan Atkinson of course but also the guy who played inspector Grim.Some truly funny lines from him.Actually he recently played Rudyard Kipling in a BBC Film about his son John lost in WW1 and the long search for his body.

Rob

 

[aujj65]

A fantastic series and really overlooked in my opinion.Great performances from all the cast, Rowan Atkinson of course but also the guy who played inspector Grim.Some truly funny lines from him.Actually he recently played Rudyard Kipling in a BBC Film about his son John lost in WW1 and the long search for his body.

Rob

Is that the one where Harry Potter played the son?

Jeff

 

[Rob]

Is that the one where Harry Potter played the son?

Jeff

Hey Jeff,yep thats the one.We had a tie in exhibition at the IWM.Very sad film,i don't think Kipling ever really forgave himself for helping John get into the Army.

Rob

 

[trooper]

For pure sex and violence you should try "Last of the Summer Wine". Compo's repeated attacks on Norah Batty, and Ivy wielding her favourite weapon, the infamous tin tray, makes the mayhem in Midsomer look like a kiddies tea party.

 

[Louis Badolato]

Louis, is it The Inspector Linley Mysteries, with Havers his red headed fiesty Sergeant.

Thanks Oz! Yeah, I love that series!

 

[panda1gen]

I enjoy anything Rowan Atkinson has done, even down to his role as the British consul in one of the "Bond" movies.

And I crack up every time I see a Cooper Mini!

Try 'Keeping Mum' - very funny