Notts fan Shane Meadows latest television drama

[Piethagoram]

https://www.bbc.co.uk/news/entertainment-arts-65556782

[allardyces tash]

It seems like a great show. The idea of Peaky Blinders meeting Robin Hood made me laugh. If it can attract the necessary ratings, it could become a successful series.

[liampie]

@Dripsey3 did you manage to talk shane into giving you role, maybe in the background?

the show sounds very interesting, it has the lad from being human in.

[CliftonMagpie]

It’s been a while since I’ve been invested in a TV series, but I try to support Shane Meadows and William Ivory as they’re Notts fans. This show does sound like something I would enjoy.

[JIMBO]

After quickly glancing through the content, I find it quite fascinating. I can't help but wonder if it will feature his distinctive cinematic flair. It's truly wonderful to see Shane Meadows returning to television, demonstrating his outstanding writing skills.

[Piethagoram]

 

[TheSkipper]

It seems intriguing. I tend to stream more than I watch television, so I may be behind by the time I get around to it. Nevertheless, I will certainly give it a watch.

[Dripsey3]

On 31/05/2023 at 12:03, liampie said:

@Dripsey3 did you manage to talk shane into giving you role, maybe in the background?

the show sounds very interesting, it has the lad from being human in.

Gallow's Pole was finished by the time I met him. If he needs any fat Irishmen in his next project, he knows where to find me

I watched the first episode and I enjoyed it. We got to know the characters. There is a bit of a This Is England set in the 1760s when it comes to the dialogue and I can see how that could put people off. I'm OK with it. 

[Chris]

I haven't seen it yet, but I have made a note which isn't a mental one because that would lead me to forgetting.

It's always good to try to support a Notts County fan.

[AmericanPie]

I will have to keep an eye out on it. The thing that makes it hard for US residents is that the BBC iPlayer struggles to work alongside a VPN, so access to UK content isn’t quite there.