Started The Night Agent on Netflix. Decent enough so far.

Finished that Swarm then, 7 episodes etc.
Not what I expected tbh. Recommended? Hmm. Having not seen any trailers, I'd say go in blind ....

I’ve had this on my prime watchlist but whether I get around to it or not is anyone’s guess haha… Almost started it last night but then I didn’t…

Roughly 40 min episodes J ....

In my current state of Andersonmania :rolleyes: I'm revisiting The Secret Service, easily the most British of their output, starring as it does Stanley Unwin as a spy dressed like a vicar :nod::nod:
I had never even heard of this one until I found some vhs in an Oxfam last century. A revelation somewhat. Predating UFO, this features puppetry and live action, which works most of the time cough.

TSS update
 

Am loving these btw. In moments of need, out comes the Unwinese to bewilder a foe or two. His poor assistant though ... :pray::laugh::nod:

Secret Service "Errand Of Mercy" (ep 7).
Woooh. The show on a whole is incredibly grounded.
But here we enter fantasy territory with a flying car and all that.
The African setting is .... interesting to say the least ahem. :rolleyes:

Joe 90

First two episodes as they are shorter than the UFO ones.
The first sets up the stall right out of the gate with a thrilling Cold War element to add some spice.
Our young hero is tasked with something Herculean tbh, but pluck and determination win the day.
Ahem.
As openers go, it's a doozy. The second is another belter what with gunrunners and daring stunts by the bucket.
It's just that he is only nine :lol:
What were they thinking? :laugh:
I only have vague memories of it due to the fact I found Joe to be a smug berk as a fellow child :pound: but am willing to be adult about it now :rolleyes::behindsofa:

X Files: Within/Without. Robert Patrick arrives as Agent John Doggett leading the hunt for Mulder in the wake of his disappearance. This two parter is a great opener to season 8, IMO the last great season of The X Files.

The Coronation parade was truly fantastic. It's what OLED tv's were made for.

The whole event itself was timeless and something i've never seen before during my lifetime. A ceremony that harks back centuries to the middle ages that takes place today in the day of technology.