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Just finished Dept Q, as good as any detective/procedural series.

Recommended.
Not sure if any of you have watched Life on Mars and the sequel series, Ashes to Ashes. (Both titles are from Bowie songs, but that's not a huge part of the show.) Cop in modern day (well, 2003, when it was made) gets hit by a car and wakes up as a cop in the 1970s. Really does a good job of intertwining police procedural, time travel/fish out of water, and a bit of psychological drama. And the sound track (For Life on Mars, it's 70's, Ashes to Ashes was 80s) kicks all kinds of ***.

In the US, it's on BritBox. Oh, there is an American version, but it sucks.


View: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=jZOzsIhCPgs
 
Not sure if any of you have watched Life on Mars and the sequel series, Ashes to Ashes. (Both titles are from Bowie songs, but that's not a huge part of the show.) Cop in modern day (well, 2003, when it was made) gets hit by a car and wakes up as a cop in the 1970s. Really does a good job of intertwining police procedural, time travel/fish out of water, and a bit of psychological drama. And the sound track (For Life on Mars, it's 70's, Ashes to Ashes was 80s) kicks all kinds of ***.

In the US, it's on BritBox. Oh, there is an American version, but it sucks.


View: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=jZOzsIhCPgs

Life on Mars was the last thing I got from Netflix on a DVD. I enjoyed it. I don't think I ever watched ashes to ashes.
 
Life on Mars was the last thing I got from Netflix on a DVD. I enjoyed it. I don't think I ever watched ashes to ashes.
I just had a thought: when was the last time I watched a DVD/Blu-ray? I dont even remember.

And it's not just because I like watching things I've never seen before. No, it's mostly because I'm too lazy to grab the DVD case, flip open open to the movie I want to watch, place it in to the Blu-ray player, and find the remote. I'm just too lazy.

I will sacrifice hours of my life watching subpar entertainment because I don't want to spend 2 minutes getting a disc to work.
 
I just had a thought: when was the last time I watched a DVD/Blu-ray? I dont even remember.

And it's not just because I like watching things I've never seen before. No, it's mostly because I'm too lazy to grab the DVD case, flip open open to the movie I want to watch, place it in to the Blu-ray player, and find the remote. I'm just too lazy.

I will sacrifice hours of my life watching subpar entertainment because I don't want to spend 2 minutes getting a disc to work.
I only remember this DVD because I never sent it back and ran into it years later.
 
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