Watching the Missing and as with many other BBC dramas, I have to turn sound up to double normal volumes. Have they sacked all sound engineers and rely on work experience kids? Decent scripts ruined because of incomprehensible dialogue.
Watching the Missing and as with many other BBC dramas, I have to turn sound up to double normal volumes. Have they sacked all sound engineers and rely on work experience kids? Decent scripts ruined because of incomprehensible dialogue.
Watching the Missing and as with many other BBC dramas, I have to turn sound up to double normal volumes. Have they sacked all sound engineers and rely on work experience kids? Decent scripts ruined because of incomprehensible dialogue.
You do know half of it is in French don't you?
Yes and I can read subtitles also understand some french when audible.
Watching the Missing and as with many other BBC dramas, I have to turn sound up to double normal volumes. Have they sacked all sound engineers and rely on work experience kids? Decent scripts ruined because of incomprehensible dialogue.
I don't often agree with you, but I do on this. At the start when they were in bed, we had the sound right up to try & decipher Nesbitt's mumbling.
PS I want to know what happened to the boy, so will watch the whole series, but it's been doing my head in, from the 1st episode. All the backwards and forwards over 8 years and the names bandied about, we're constantly saying, "who are they talking about, do you understand what's going on ?".
We get there in the end, but I'm finding it rather hard work.
PS There are so many holes in the script.
They happen to see the kids scarf in a photo. They guess it came from a charity shop, who just so happened to keep the name & address of their customers !
Last night, the people opposite were cleaning up after a party and someone just happened to turn on a video camera, which just happened to film a van parked opposite. Do me a favour. What a load of balls.
I do find it puzzling that programmes are often difficult to hear (except X factor where they all shout) yet there is never any difficulty in hearing adverts regardless of whether one wants to or not.
Why can't the advert technicians do the programmes?
Watching the Missing and as with many other BBC dramas, I have to turn sound up to double normal volumes. Have they sacked all sound engineers and rely on work experience kids? Decent scripts ruined because of incomprehensible dialogue.
I don't often agree with you, but I do on this. At the start when they were in bed, we had the sound right up to try & decipher Nesbitt's mumbling.
PS I want to know what happened to the boy, so will watch the whole series, but it's been doing my head in, from the 1st episode. All the backwards and forwards over 8 years and the names bandied about, we're constantly saying, "who are they talking about, do you understand what's going on ?".
We get there in the end, but I'm finding it rather hard work.
PS There are so many holes in the script.
They happen to see the kids scarf in a photo. They guess it came from a charity shop, who just so happened to keep the name & address of their customers !
Last night, the people opposite were cleaning up after a party and someone just happened to turn on a video camera, which just happened to film a van parked opposite. Do me a favour. What a load of balls.
i know this thread is about bbc dramas but i found the writing in broadchurch to be horrendous. I cringed my way through i think it was the second episode that was filled with cliches after cliche and long emotional monologue after another.
they didnt guess it was from a charity shop, they traced the people in the photo who told them they got it from the charity shop.
As have said on another thread, can't stand Nesbitt but am finding this quite good. As always they will try to be too clever and fck up the ending but am enjoying nonetheless.
My mrs watches the missing, it looks okay from when I glance in and out from CL on the sofa. I like the fall, Luther, however I do find the majority all a bit too 'Middle England' for me.
ITV are 1000 times worst. Downton Abbey, what the hell is that about????
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PS I want to know what happened to the boy, so will watch the whole series, but it's been doing my head in, from the 1st episode. All the backwards and forwards over 8 years and the names bandied about, we're constantly saying, "who are they talking about, do you understand what's going on ?".
We get there in the end, but I'm finding it rather hard work.
PS There are so many holes in the script.
They happen to see the kids scarf in a photo. They guess it came from a charity shop, who just so happened to keep the name & address of their customers !
Last night, the people opposite were cleaning up after a party and someone just happened to turn on a video camera, which just happened to film a van parked opposite. Do me a favour. What a load of balls.
Why can't the advert technicians do the programmes?
As have said on another thread, can't stand Nesbitt but am finding this quite good.
As always they will try to be too clever and fck up the ending but am enjoying nonetheless.
ITV are 1000 times worst. Downton Abbey, what the hell is that about????