Wire in the Blood - last night's episode?

[Bugz]

Did anyone enjoy it? Much different from the usual type of episodes but I found it refreshingly enjoyable - if a little bit spooky.

Personally, it's the only drama on TV that I enjoy at the mo.

 

[Overdriven]

As I don't like googling, since opinions on websites will suck: What's the show actually about? Why's it good? Why's it bad?

 

[Bugz]

As I don't like googling, since opinions on websites will suck: What's the show actually about? Why's it good? Why's it bad?

It's about a police lady & a psychologist who investigate murders together. Normally the murders involve rape, brutality, kidnap etc. but last night's episode focused around a more deeper type of psychological interaction - where if you tell someone something, you can ultimately get them to believe it and have it affect them.

It's a very spooky and full on-drama, perhaps even too spooky. As last night, we witnessed a 9 year old killed and his heart and eyes taken out.

However, it does star Robson Green - one of the greatest actors to bless our screens!

 

[Thadius]

I watched the first 5 minutes, the butcher guy at the start was great!

Then I watched a little more and got bored

 

[old.Tohtori]

So what's basicly new about it compared to all the other shows just like what you described? More gore? Indepth looks at real psychos?

 

[Overdriven]

Hmmm.. May need to look at this. I'll catch up the standard ways. Seems like something I'd watch.

Cheers for the proper view on it -_- Better than "OMG IT FUCKING OWNS!>!>!>!"

 

[Bugz]

So what's basicly new about it compared to all the other shows just like what you described? More gore? Indepth looks at real psychos?

It's more based on psychological motives and so on.

Instead of solving a murder by saying 'oh lookz, they left hair, lets dna it,' they try to find out connections between murders based on psychological traits and so on.

The same applies in the interrogation room where Robson Green will detect movements or certain methods of speech which will give away the game for that particular person.

Ohh and the acting is very very good - something I've fed up with not seeing on shit like The Bill

 

[Thadius]

It's more based on psychological motives and so on.

Instead of solving a murder by saying 'oh lookz, they left hair, lets dna it,' they try to find out connections between murders based on psychological traits and so on.

The same applies in the interrogation room where Robson Green will detect movements or certain methods of speech which will give away the game for that particular person.

Ohh and the acting is very very good - something I've fed up with not seeing on shit like The Bill

TThe Bill is still going?

Now that was a pile of wank

 

[Genedril]

It's more based on psychological motives and so on.

Instead of solving a murder by saying 'oh lookz, they left hair, lets dna it,' they try to find out connections between murders based on psychological traits and so on.

The same applies in the interrogation room where Robson Green will detect movements or certain methods of speech which will give away the game for that particular person.

Ohh and the acting is very very good - something I've fed up with not seeing on shit like The Bill

So it's Cracker remade with someone who should have stayed on Soldier Soldier & never ever released a single?

Sarcasm aside - which channel is it on so I can watch it before casting such sweeping statements around?

 

[Bugz]

So it's Cracker remade with someone who should have stayed on Soldier Soldier & never ever released a single?

Sarcasm aside - which channel is it on so I can watch it before casting such sweeping statements around?

Wednesdays, ITV, 9pm - 10:30pm I believe.