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Roadkill [BBC] *Spoilers*

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  • #2
    brian_t
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    Starts on Sunday 18th October at 9pm - BBC One.


  • #3
    The Black Oil
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    Solid, that's about all. Political intrigue and skullduggery to some degree, but everyone's sleeping with each other, and you just know this will be their downfall. That, and the Irish reporter getting fired by her boss felt like 'This is acting! We're acting here!' on his part.

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  • #4
    guapos
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    Stick with it, gets better as it goes on. Enjoyable mini series. Nice to see Hugh Laurie again.


  • #5
    Jellybaby_1
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    I wasn't sure if I wanted to see a political series, but having watched the first episode I'm sticking with it. Hugh Laurie is brilliant!


  • #6
    Joe_ Public
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    Just watched first two episodes and it's ok. Would love to see a more gritty, straight up political drama without all the complex plots, the irish reporter isnt cutting it at all for me, but Laurie really does fit the bill as a sleazy tory mp so will stick with it just for that.


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