I watched a couple of the but found myself wanting to see more about the processes used to restore the cars and less about families.

 

Tried pulling it up tonight. That name never would register on my search on Prime. We watched Puncture which was a good movie. Not a feel good movie but another eye opener, as if we need it about how corporate America doesn't give a shit about human life. It was based on a real life story. Oh, I also should add the lead actor who plays a lawyer/drug addict does an unbelievable part in the movie.

 

I can appreciate and understand that, I too wish they showed more of the process.

 

I've watched a few episodes of The Last Detective on Britbox. It is a little slow, but I'm enjoying it. Wish I could find some tv show that I've never seen that aired for at least 10 years or so I'm not constantly looking for something interesting.

 

I have started recording a series called Pennyworth. Anyone else seen this one? Now in Season 2.

 

I really like this light-hearted British mystery on PBS: Father Brown

 

That one's one of our faves too, Gene. We've been watching that for several years.
I haven't seen Pennyworth, Ms.P. I see that's on Epix and I don't think that's in my lineup.

 

We’re almost to the end of Sherlock, with Cumberpatch, forgot his first name. They have been getting weirder towards the end, but we’ve liked them.

 

I binge watched this on Netflix last night. I had to quit when loading the fifth episode wouldn't complete. Not something I'd usually watch but I enjoyed it.

 

I started binge watching City on a Hill on Prime. It stars Kevin Bacon. First season with 10 episodes. Beware, it is only available on Prime till 1/11/21.

Set in the ‘90s in Boston’s Irish hood in hits all the buttons for a Showtime channel drama – violence, murder, swearing, sex, robbery, racism, police corruption, religion issues, and criminal justice system issues. Hope I didn’t miss anything.