Indian Summers

[Fusion5]

zzzzzzzz. so far

[factor-fiction]

Is it a court room based drama?

[factor-fiction]

Sorry- found it on Channel 4. I'm watching The Eagles on Sky Arts

[boxtops]

I like it, although I find it very reminiscent of A Passage to India.

[tonyav]

Is this a new series started tonight ?.

[boxtops]

Yes - Channel 4 now.

[tonyav]

Thanks boxy.

[Fusion5]

Lol lol. whoops in wrong category, should be in Media, stupid IPad.

[boxtops]

Never mind, we're answering it.

[Fusion5]

Perhaps some kind Mod on duty tonight can change category for me.

[ummmm]

I'm quite enjoying it. The first one usually tends to be a bit slow.

[boxtops]

I think only the Ed can do that - contact him? - via the link at the bottom of the page.

[ummmm]

I don't mods can move threads.

[Fusion5]

I agree ummmm sometimes first episodes can take a while to get going, but.............this is not grabbing me, yet.

[Peter Pedant]

one of the more interesting Law questions to be honest

[ABAuntie]

moved to Media and TV :-)

auntie xxx

[lilacben]

I must admit I was watching it....and on the computer at the same time. Which to be honest I do a lot of..but I found it very confusing and boring... Come the end I was thinking "well whats that all about"...
Will watch it next week but not sure after that.?

[humbersloop]

pure Sunday night telly, with added Julie Walters

absolute belter

[Sammy48]

lila, I thought the same, confusing, too many characters and storylines, though I suppose they will all tie in at the end.

Everytime I hear Julie Walters she always sounds like Petula Gordino in Dinner Ladies. lol lol lol.

[anotheoldgit]

Yes very bitty with no particular storyline as yet, too much mumbling and some scenes were in need of sub-titles.

And what was this all about, a married man on board a train with his wife and young son, gets off the train to attend a young Indian boy on the tracks.

Then one sees him and a young Indian woman taking the boy to a children's home, next we see the married man making advances towards the Indian woman, and he hadn't even caught up with his wife and son, since leaving them on the train?

[petal54]

rather slow start I thought,was a bit dim,took me a while to register the era it was set in