So, hopefully all of my readers are watching this, which started last night. If you missed the first episode, you can watch it online for a limited time or you can read a synopsis of it at the site. It's reallllly good; a non-stop keep-you-on-the-edge-of-your-seat thriller so far. And it has Robert Carlyle in it (though he has not said one word in the first hour and a half, just stalked around menacingly) so what is not to love?
It'll be on PBS Sunday nights, 8 p.m. CST, through November 5. Go forth and watch!
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4 comments:
We are still so thankful that you got us to watch "My boy, Jack" -- so we'll have to check this one out too :)
Yeah, this is a good one! Very diff. from My Boy Jack--a modern-day thriller. The eps show online for a limited time, so definitely try and catch the first one (I don't know, TV might do a rerun sometime this week too.) We'll have to compare notes when you start watching!
Was the link to "The Last Enemy"? That's what I got when I clicked - it looked more my style than yours which is why I ask.
Oh, if we only got PBS!
It is The Last Enemy. I do love thrillers, just the more quiet, chilling ones--rather than the American, blow-everything-up-ones. :-) You can watch the eppies on your new laptop! No need for TV!!
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