Just finished watching the second season of Cracker, a British TV crime series. It stars Robbie Coltrane as a psychologist who helps the police solve horrific crimes. Coltrane's character is deeply flawed: he is an alcoholic and gambling addict who deliberately goes out of his way to antagonize those around him whether they be family, the police, or complete strangers. Smart, insightful, acerbic, and funny, he's certainly one of the more memorable characters in the TV mystery genre. Season two ends in a cliffhanger, so I need to netflix season three asap.
I have a soft spot for British crime series; I enjoy watching them more than I do American crime dramas. A Touch of Frost, a long-running detective series which recently ended, is probably my favorite British crime series, mainly because of the protagonist, wonderfully played by David Jason.
Hey Geezer, if you're reading this, the first season of New Tricks is coming out the end of this month on region one DVD, so hopefully it will be available on Netflix. I really want to watch this one (unlike up north, the PBS station in my area hasn't shown it).
I have a soft spot for British crime series; I enjoy watching them more than I do American crime dramas. A Touch of Frost, a long-running detective series which recently ended, is probably my favorite British crime series, mainly because of the protagonist, wonderfully played by David Jason.
Hey Geezer, if you're reading this, the first season of New Tricks is coming out the end of this month on region one DVD, so hopefully it will be available on Netflix. I really want to watch this one (unlike up north, the PBS station in my area hasn't shown it).