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Netflix has a documentary on the 1984 Miners' strike. It is a very emotive subject of course and the program is really well put-together, edited and produced. If only it had not been so completely skewed in the favour of one side. As a journalist I can understand having a remit before writing an article or making a program but this was unfortunately beyond that. Such a shame as the potential for a really ground-breaking documentary was there.
 

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Netflix has a documentary on the 1984 Miners' strike. It is a very emotive subject of course and the program is really well put-together, edited and produced. If only it had not been so completely skewed in the favour of one side. As a journalist I can understand having a remit before writing an article or making a program but this was unfortunately beyond that. Such a shame as the potential for a really ground-breaking documentary was there.
But only reporting one side of the story is de rigueur nowadays.
 

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Finished this the other night, really, really good, it’s amazing how people can write stories like this, the thought process is unbelievable, when you watch it you’ll understand what I mean 😀
Because of the mentions on here we are giving Devils Hour a go…3 episodes in and it’s good stuff! We are not fans of jumpy stuff and this is on the limit of what we can take!😁
 

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I’ll give that a miss then,things like that bother me more than they really should 😬

I think it's meant to be odd as she's lived in Canada and England and may even have been born in Australia. So her accent comes up early on. Based on a true story so no doubt the writer feels it's important to be true to that...but it does sound a bit odd.
 

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I think it's meant to be odd as she's lived in Canada and England and may even have been born in Australia. So her accent comes up early on. Based on a true story so no doubt the writer feels it's important to be true to that...but it does sound a bit odd.
I do like Maxwell,very versatile actress.
Motherland & Line of Duty couldn’t be any further apart.
 

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Still working way through only fools

Started season 4 tonight, grandads passing. Introduction of uncle Albert

Love when I know exactly what's going to happen. Even can say the lines and it's still bloody hilarious
 

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Watched the first 3 of Generation Z on channel 4, I like a good zombie yawn so this one is right up my street
Watched the first episode last night. Very enjoyable if a bit extreme in places, that scene with the dog!

If you liked this, you should watch Sightseers, also directed by Ben Wheatley. A very very black comedy, I loved it.
 
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