TV shows you are - or will be - watching.
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JamieM
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BBC Northern Soul at the Proms is amazing.
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BBC Radio 3 - BBC Proms, 2023, Northern Soul at the Proms
A special Prom dedicated to northern soul, curated by Stuart Maconie and Joe Duddell.
Northam Saint
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watch the whole season of Who is Erin Carter, not a bad watch.
Just started watching on the CBC the series Stuff The British Stole. Season 1 episode 3 The Crow Flies caught my attention. I'll definitely be watching the rest of the series.
Bob
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Stuff The British Stole | Season 1 | CBC Gem
The British Empire stole a lot of stuff. Those objects are housed in museums and galleries across the world. We peel back the true histories behind those objects - and meet those who want them back.
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Smiffy
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Union with David Olusoga
Brilliantly told story of what shaped the Union of England, Scotland, Wales and Ireland and the legacy issues that arises from a common history.
View: https://youtu.be/tDC4UTLw5ZQ
Brilliantly told story of what shaped the Union of England, Scotland, Wales and Ireland and the legacy issues that arises from a common history.
Blackmass
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The Long Shadow on ITV (you can binge watch every episode on ITVX).
This is based on the Yorkshire Ripper murders. I think it’s one of the very best British dramas I’ve ever seen. Cast, script and production are all top notch. Highly recommended.
Smiffy
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Vikings:American Quest
Interesting program on how the Vikings could have built a boat to cross the Atlantic, the program makers build a new 80 ton boat based on what is known on the original construction and then make the voyage.
Little known fact, the majority of the people of Norway could not swim at the time of the Vikings and were terrified of the water.
The route had a landing in Greenland and on to L'Anse Aux Meadows in Newfoundland.
Interesting program on how the Vikings could have built a boat to cross the Atlantic, the program makers build a new 80 ton boat based on what is known on the original construction and then make the voyage.
Little known fact, the majority of the people of Norway could not swim at the time of the Vikings and were terrified of the water.
The route had a landing in Greenland and on to L'Anse Aux Meadows in Newfoundland.
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Many years ago, we visited L'Anse Aux Meadows or near as I could make out Lans O Meadows in Newfinese. It is very interesting to visit the site. The accents on the Rock can be a bit hard to understand.
Bob