These blokes return to TV (PBS-TV at 9:00 PM Eastern in the USA) on New Years Day. Benedict Cumberbatch and Martin Freeman have another series/season of mystery and drama to discover. This is a wildly popular show that has taken the world by storm. Arthur Conan Doyle would like this adaptation of his iconic mystery detective series. Let’s see what happens in the premiere tonight.
The BBC World Service will air a 27-minute report called “Chattanooga—the High Speed City” this weekend.
To my British friends check it out.
http://nooga.com/173307/bbc-world-service-to-air-radio-segment-on-chattanooga/
Pearl Mackie is named as the new Doctor Who companion alongside Peter Capaldi’s Time Lord.
Source: Doctor Who: Pearl Mackie named as new companion – BBC News
Welcome Pearl to the family of Whovians around the world. Enjoy your time on The TARDIS.
Are you being rebooted? Well, in the case of classic BBC comedy Are You Being Served? the answer is most definitely yes.The BBC has announced that it’s heading back to Grace Brothers’ department store for a revival of the smash hit comedy series.
I am a fan of this classic Brit-com. This is a great workplace comedy with some great dialogue and writing. One of the great things about this show is the cast which was top notch.
#SherlockPBS – premieres TONIGHT! Details/watch online –https://t.co/AAxvqkKRPs #TheGameIsOn pic.twitter.com/tkh817CZRu
— Masterpiece PBS (@masterpiecepbs) January 1, 2016
Benedict Cumberbatch and Martin Freeman return together for a episode that turns back time. This should be fun!
We are just now getting around to watching “The Call The Midwife” Christmas special. This is the greatest show of faith, hope and love on TV. I love how this is about how believers are to be in the community to help it by offering life and grace. Set in post-World War II London this show about midwives and Anglican nuns offering health care and birthing services to families in Poplar a community in the East End. This show is awesome and we need more programs like them on TV. Perhaps less violence and angst on TV would make the world a better place.
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