CSI television show
12-30-2015, 11:11 AM
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Originally Posted by Tothill
Oh no, you mentioned English shows.
I love English TV series. I find the story lines to be much more interesting.
Endeavour
Morse
Inspector Lyndley Mysteries
Father Brown
Lewis
Call the Midwife
Ripper Street - I have just started to watch on Netflix
Scott and Bailey
Midsommer Mysteries
Luther - a bit creepy, but incredible
Any British Sherlock
Miss Marple
Poirot
I can go on and on.
Have you seen any of the Murdock Mysteries It takes place in Victorian Toronto? It is a Canadian show, I believe it has been released in the US as The Artful Detective? The current episodes can be viewed at
http://www.cbc.ca/murdochmysteries/episodes/
I love English TV series. I find the story lines to be much more interesting.
Endeavour
Morse
Inspector Lyndley Mysteries
Father Brown
Lewis
Call the Midwife
Ripper Street - I have just started to watch on Netflix
Scott and Bailey
Midsommer Mysteries
Luther - a bit creepy, but incredible
Any British Sherlock
Miss Marple
Poirot
I can go on and on.
Have you seen any of the Murdock Mysteries It takes place in Victorian Toronto? It is a Canadian show, I believe it has been released in the US as The Artful Detective? The current episodes can be viewed at
http://www.cbc.ca/murdochmysteries/episodes/
12-30-2015, 11:12 AM
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Love Netflix, no commercials and cheap tv!
British: Call the Midwife, Monarch of the Glen, Last Tango in Halifax, Peaky Blinders, Keeping Up Appearances, the Bletchley Circle, Rosemary and Thyme, The Paradise and Land Girls.
American: Longmire, The 100, Bloodline, Madam Secretary, One Tree Hill
Canadian: Strange Empire (western type show but focuses on women)
You guys have given me some new ones to try!
British: Call the Midwife, Monarch of the Glen, Last Tango in Halifax, Peaky Blinders, Keeping Up Appearances, the Bletchley Circle, Rosemary and Thyme, The Paradise and Land Girls.
American: Longmire, The 100, Bloodline, Madam Secretary, One Tree Hill
Canadian: Strange Empire (western type show but focuses on women)
You guys have given me some new ones to try!
12-30-2015, 02:19 PM
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Originally Posted by ladydukes
Off subject, but since you are watching via DVD or streaming - you can also check DVD's out from your local library. If they don't have a particular title/series, you can request it and the library can get it from another library.
but our little downtown flooded a few weeks ago, and our library, city hall, police station and post office are basically gone. I have no idea when we will get any of them back up and running
12-30-2015, 02:56 PM
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Originally Posted by KalamaQuilts
libraries are never off subject in my world! We have a tiny library, and I have to pay to get them brought in from other libraries. I do donate a lot to ours, and what they can't use goes into a huge Mother's Day book sale. I always go with two grocery bags but our little downtown flooded a few weeks ago, and our library, city hall, police station and post office are basically gone. I have no idea when we will get any of them back up and running
but our little downtown flooded a few weeks ago, and our library, city hall, police station and post office are basically gone. I have no idea when we will get any of them back up and running
12-31-2015, 06:03 AM
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I liked the original CSI the best. My sister watched Call the Midwife and loved it, I have never seen it. She also loved Downton Abbey. They are both on my lost to check out. My SIL highly recommended Breaking Bad. Never seen that either.
12-31-2015, 08:22 AM
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Originally Posted by carolaiken
That's awful! Did the library lose all the books? If so I have several whole sets/almost whole sets of authors I would be glad to mail to the library when it's up and running. I can't imagine not having a library to go to!
12-31-2015, 09:41 AM
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Originally Posted by Belfrybat
I liked the original CSI a lot. But loved, loved CSI Miami and was very disappointed when it was cancelled. Didn't care too much for New York as it seemed just too dark most of the time.
Talking about cop shows, I also really like Criminal Minds.
NCIS is also wonderful, but then I have a secret love affair with Mark Harmon.
Talking about cop shows, I also really like Criminal Minds.
NCIS is also wonderful, but then I have a secret love affair with Mark Harmon.
belfrybat--Join the group as I too have a secret love affair for Mark Harmon.
Happy New Years.
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12-31-2015, 10:41 AM
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Such terrible news for your library. My local library does have paperbacks, many are donated by community members. Even if they only last a few readings it is a cheap way to have current best sellers.
I know libraries pay a premium on hardcover books.
I know libraries pay a premium on hardcover books.
01-01-2016, 01:40 AM
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Originally Posted by Belfrybat
I liked the original CSI a lot. But loved, loved CSI Miami and was very disappointed when it was cancelled. Didn't care too much for New York as it seemed just too dark most of the time.
Talking about cop shows, I also really like Criminal Minds.
NCIS is also wonderful, but then I have a secret love affair with Mark Harmon.
Talking about cop shows, I also really like Criminal Minds.
NCIS is also wonderful, but then I have a secret love affair with Mark Harmon.
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