BBC The Capture

[MostReal]

British series often favor slower, tightly plotted, character-driven mysteries with shorter seasons (usually 6–8 episodes). As well BBC is publicly funded, so it can take creative risks and make shows that prioritize depth over ratings.

They make excellent shows

 

[MikelArteta]

They make excellent shows

have you watched king and conqueror?

CRAKK

 

[Imhotep]

have you watched king and conqueror?

CRAKK

James Norton (pretty much the whole cast) in Happy Valley was one for the ages.

 

[MostReal]

have you watched king and conqueror?

CRAKK

Will definitely check
This is my type of show.

Why this thread isn't bumping on the coli is maddening. The Capture is extremely high quality TV. Very top rated espionage conspiracy TV show in present day.

 

[Trips]

I still need to finish this show. I started it on Peacock awhile ago and then just bounce around to other things and keep forgetting to go back to it.

 

[MikelArteta]

Will definitely check
This is my type of show.

Why this thread isn't bumping on the coli is maddening. The Capture is extremely high quality TV. Very top rated espionage conspiracy TV show in present day.

Line of duty is also crack coming back next year

one of the best cop shows i've ever watched

 

[Uchiha God]

BBC shows are straight crack

British television is IMO one of their best exports. They make incredible TV - and it's even more accentuated by the fact that the budgets are super modest when compared to Hollywood.

I'm going to look for this Capture show and see if I like it

 

[MikelArteta]

British television is IMO one of their best exports. They make incredible TV - and it's even more accentuated by the fact that the budgets are super modest when compared to Hollywood.

I'm going to look for this Capture show and see if I like it

It's crack esp in this ai world

 

[MostReal]

It's crack esp in this ai world

Breh...

It's top of the line Black Mirror stuff yet extremely plausible and grounded and that's what's so frightening about it.

 

[Uchiha God]

Liked the first half of the first season, thought it tailed off and lost a bit of steam in the second half (wasn’t a fan of the scooby doo plan to frame the soldier and then pop-up out of nowhere as “ta-da!” to expose correction)

Second season started really strongly though - liking this much more. Currently on episode 4. Season 2 is straight up piff so far