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nineveh_uk) wrote2015-05-16 04:35 pm
nineveh_uk) wrote2015-05-16 04:35 pm
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One is dead, and is mad, and I have quite forgotten
*Drum roll* BBC4 Saturday night once again brings us must-see Scandinavian programme, this time, costume drama.
1864! A year to echo down the ages. 1864! A year of blood and infamy, of heroism, of folly, of despair!
1864, the year of the Second Schleswig War!
*screeches to a halt*
Yes, it's an eight-part epic costume drama on the Schleswig-Holstein question, subject of about 15 minutes at A-level lo those many years ago. It stars the usual suspects of Danish TV, and has prompted dialect!fail wank on the internet. I can't wait.
1864! A year to echo down the ages. 1864! A year of blood and infamy, of heroism, of folly, of despair!
1864, the year of the Second Schleswig War!
*screeches to a halt*
Yes, it's an eight-part epic costume drama on the Schleswig-Holstein question, subject of about 15 minutes at A-level lo those many years ago. It stars the usual suspects of Danish TV, and has prompted dialect!fail wank on the internet. I can't wait.
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I assume the police drama/thriller is Trapped? (AKA Ófærð, which means something more like "impassable" or "no travel.") Though I'm not such a huge fan of thrillers as a genre (I feel I've seen enough inventive serial killers on TV already), I did love The Killing and quite enjoy The Bridge, so I'll certainly give it a go.