Grimm

[norrahe]

Obviously a popular theme.

Cersei and Jaime Lannister deserve each other, and I don't like them.

Dexter and Deb on the other hand.

Well they were married in RL briefly

[Scrag Meister]

Well they were married in RL briefly

I know, but they aren't brother and sister in RL. And don't go pedant on me Norrahe, explaining that Dexter was adopted.

[norrahe]

I know, but they aren't brother and sister in RL. And don't go pedant on me Norrahe, explaining that Dexter was adopted.

of course he is, honest

He's definitely not the lovechild of the guy who adopted him

[norrahe]

In other news walking dead is now a predictable soap opera

[norrahe]

There's a new Damian Lewis thing on 4 on Sunday evening.

Might be worth watching.

Soldiering on: Damien Lewis in Homeland - Telegraph

"Band of Brothers" & "Life" were excellent, but I didn't watch the Forsythe Saga.

Hmm, not quite my cup of tea, though I did enjoy band of brothers. Given the producers it looks like it could be good.

[Lockhouse]

If you haven't done Series 1 & 2 of "The Killing" in Danish I wholly recommend it. Just working my way through Borgen at the moment.

[Lockhouse]

Oh yes, good honest value.

Especially the Fairisle jumpers.

€280 for an identical one apparently.

[Lockhouse]

Anyone acome across Lilyhammer with Steven Van Zandt?

I've also been recommended Spiral (Engrenages) - anyone seen it?

[MrRobin]

Gosh.

Things are progressing.

Interesting set of questions for prospective members of the harem.

I've enjoyed the first 2 episodes so far, although I can already see signs of the typical US drama 'let's draw this story arc out as much as possible' style rather than keeping things fast paced to keep the audience on the edge of their seats.

The ending of the second episode was much the same as the first - suspicions are arousing.

[Lockhouse]

Anyone watching "Those Who Kill" on ITV3? (a new Danish crime series). I've taped it but not watched any of it yet.