And Then There Were None

LyndaB | 12:08 Sun 27th Dec 2015 | TV

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Did anyone watch this last night? I'm not a lover of Agatha Christie's work, but as it had the lovely Aiden Turner in it I tuned in. I'm so glad I did, it was excellent. Intriguing storyline, great cast, and beautiful scenery to boot. Can't wait for the second part tonight

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Togo

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Yes we watched. Great production. We are watching later,but have set record in case the Prosecco wins. Costume department deserves a mention.

15:12 Sun 27th Dec 2015

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Jomlett

Beautifully made, and much closer to the book than any of the films.

gingejbee

Yes, I agree...buy whoever changed the original title, should have used the correct English...."And Then There Was None"....

hellywelly4

I found it quite by accident and was very glad I did. I enjoyed it very much.

Retrochic

'and then there were none' is correct English isn't it? I thought none could be singular or plural depending on the original amount.

gingejbee

Well, "none" is short for "not one"....so it's definitely singular in my book!

Neveracrossword

None can be single or plural - and has had this capability for over a thousand years. Various grammar books/websites discuss the myth, that it can only be single. It's quite interesting to read.

Retrochic

depends which grammar book you read.

Retrochic

Neveracrossword. yes I thought I was right -English is not my first language and one tends to get taught more grammar as such lol! You are right -its interesting reading.

Neveracrossword

I'm not a total pedant about language, but I get a little annoyed when I hear some 'rules' that aren't!

gingejbee

Well, "none" was singular when I did O-level English and singular it will remain (to me, at least!).