Binge-watched all episodes of BBC Two’s Back In Time For Dinner (2015) featuring the Robshaws, a very likeable and endearing family, preparing and eating authentic meals and living life as it was in the 1950s to the present. Then watched the prequel series, Further Back In Time For Dinner (2017), again featuring the Robshaws, with episodes spanning the 1900s through the 1940s. I thoroughly enjoyed the series and it was educational as well – highly recommended!

There's also something of a spinoff with a black family, think it's called Back in Time for Brixton?

OK that makes sense.
Season three on is where DS9 kicks your teeth in and shows you it's not just Star Trek-lite. :D

Yes, and I'm keen to watch that particularly as my beloved Rudolph Walker guest stars (will watch this evening, hopefully - making good use of our newly acquired Amazon Fire TV stick!).

Why did nobody tell me that The People Versus OJ Simpson was dramatized? I thought it was an in depth docuseries like Making a Murderer and was holding it off for that very reason.

First episode is great.

So is the second episode. ****.

Travolta's had so much work done that his facial expressions are limited to where they decide to staple his eyebrows on for the shot.

Someone please tell me I wasn't the only one on MB watching the Samurai Jack premiere just now.

You were the only one on MB watching the Samurai Jack premiere just now.

:(

Stay with it. Then watch this.

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