"What Remains"... good creepy stuff but other TV series are available !!!

[Anna]

I]L'un n'empèche pas l'autre...[/I]

Oh I say, sort of: C'est dans le sens de deux situations qui peuvent sembler contradictoires, mais qui sont en fait tout à fait possible en même temps.
Par exemple, on pourrait se demander s'il est possible d'être fâché contre quelqu'un qu'on aime, mais l'un n'empèche pas l'autre.

[Nick Armstrong]

Oh I say, sort of: C'est dans le sens de deux situations qui peuvent sembler contradictoires, mais qui sont en fait tout à fait possible en même temps.
Par exemple, on pourrait se demander s'il est possible d'être fâché contre quelqu'un qu'on aime, mais l'un n'empèche pas l'autre.

Tout à fait

[Serial_Apologist]

Oh I say, sort of: C'est dans le sens de deux situations qui peuvent sembler contradictoires, mais qui sont en fait tout à fait possible en même temps.
Par exemple, on pourrait se demander s'il est possible d'être fâché contre quelqu'un qu'on aime, mais l'un n'empèche pas l'autre.

Allo Vera!

[Nick Armstrong]

Allo Vera!

I have to apologise for derailing things

[Anna]

Tout à fait

What are you like! Gosh a girl only has to utter a few French vowels ...

I think the scarey lebians are implicated

[ferneyhoughgeliebte]

What are you like! Gosh a girl only has to utter a few French vowels ...

Shades of Gomez and Morticia.

I think the scarey lebians are implicated

Hmm ... I wonder. It's interesting that Patricia is keen to make clear that Melissa died well before she arrived on the scene ...

[Anna]

Shades of Gomez and Morticia.

You may well be right!
Nighty-Night!!

[ahinton]

Oh I say, sort of: C'est dans le sens de deux situations qui peuvent sembler contradictoires, mais qui sont en fait tout à fait possible en même temps.
Par exemple, on pourrait se demander s'il est possible d'être fâché contre quelqu'un qu'on aime, mais l'un n'empèche pas l'autre.

Oh, mon Dieu, Annette; more Welsh from you!...

[ahinton]

I think the scarey lebians are implicated

What are they, when they're at home (or indeed elsewhere)? Did you mean les biens?(!)...

[Nick Armstrong]

Shades of Gomez and Morticia.

As in:

Morticia: When we first met years ago, it was an evening much like this. Magic in the air. A boy.

Gomez: A girl.

Morticia: An open grave. It was my first funeral.

Gomez: You were so beautiful. Pale and mysterious. No one even looked at the corpse. Cara mia!

Morticia: Mon sauvage!

[AjAjAjH]

Back to the thread:

'What remains?' Well that remains to be seen. As Mrs AjAjAjH would say, 'I love it, love it.

'Downton's back; 'Doc Martin's back; 'Strictly's back and on September 25th, the Halle's back. As Mrs AjAjAjH would say. 'I love it, love it.'

[Serial_Apologist]

Halle's back.

Goodbye

[mangerton]

I finally caught up with Episodes 1 and 2 of this yesterday evening - the first chance I've had.

I'm looking forward to the next two episodes. Very noir. All the neighbours appear to be rather odd in their own ways. I think we'll find that they were all involved. Somebody killed her, and others put the body in the attic to mummify and thus remove the cause of death. I think the body is still there because somebody else forgot to remove it, so he or she will be next to be bumped off.

By the way, was the source of the water leak ever found and repaired?

[Nick Armstrong]

By the way, was the source of the water leak ever found and repaired?

You're a practical man, mangey!

I finally caught up with Episodes 1 and 2 of this yesterday evening - the first chance I've had.

I'm looking forward to the next two episodes. Very noir. All the neighbours appear to be rather odd in their own ways. I think we'll find that they were all involved. Somebody killed her, and others put the body in the attic to mummify and thus remove the cause of death. I think the body is still there because somebody else forgot to remove it, so he or she will be next to be bumped off.

I've now caught up with Ep. 2... I was slightly less enthralled - as pointed out above it didn't carry matters much farther forward and put an accent on the slighty unsubtle nastiness of the set-up in the building. But I shall be following. - the somewhat exaggerated obnoxious lesbian, the almost Gothic creepy ménage in the basement! I didn't quite believe that the pregnant wife would while away her insomnia by letting herself into the dead girl's flat and wandering around. But I liked the juxtaposition of the house-warming with David Threlfall's failed attempt at neighbourly sociability with his bottle of whisky, and the rather predatory son of the journalist was very convincing and unsettling (funnily enough, the same actor played a similar 'dangerous son' role in the first 'Vera' last week)

As an OT adjunct, since they seem twinned, I thought the second episode of 'Vera' much better than the first. They let the director of photography have his head with some great moody panoramas of the north-east towards the end... !

[antongould]

You're a practical man, mangey!




I've now caught up with Ep. 2... I was slightly less enthralled - as pointed out above it didn't carry matters much farther forward and put an accent on the slighty unsubtle nastiness of the set-up in the building. But I shall be following. - the somewhat exaggerated obnoxious lesbian, the almost Gothic creepy ménage in the basement! I didn't quite believe that the pregnant wife would while away her insomnia by letting herself into the dead girl's flat and wandering around. But I liked the juxtaposition of the house-warming with David Threlfall's failed attempt at neighbourly sociability with his bottle of whisky, and the rather predatory son of the journalist was very convincing and unsettling (funnily enough, the same actor played a similar 'dangerous son' role in the first 'Vera' last week)

As an OT adjunct, since they seem twinned, I thought the second episode of 'Vera' much better than the first. They let the director of photography have his head with some great moody panoramas of the north-east towards the end... !

Yes I thought Vera 2 was much better and we do moody rather well up here Rumpole ......not Lady Gould of course.....