I loved the first two series of this but it's got overly complicated now and I'm finding the story line completely implorsable. I wish they had stopped at series two or I'd stopped watchin. I'm so dissapointed. Perhaps I'm getting old but the I find the language and sex gratuitous just there to titalate and draw the attention away from a woeful storylin. Yep I sound old and grumpy don't I
I've lost the plot too, but I'll stick with it as my family came from Peaky Blinders territory (my cousin still lives round the corner from The Garrison).As a child I used to play at Black Patch Park where the gypsies had lived. I'm sure it's why I love horse racing so much (and love a flutter from time to time).I am going to watch it with subtitles next week, though, as I haven't got a clue what they're saying.
I love it (although I do have my hands up over my eyes a lot)! The music's very good, and I do like the way the men walk......has anyone noticed that? Something about that, isn't there....
Unfortunately, I have completely lost the plot on this one, not like me at all, and I am going to give up on it, because I do not like the language and I do think it is unnecessarily brutal. Not really my kind of viewing after all, and I did so enjoy the first part.
For a moment I thought Tommy was going to hand his little boy over to the gipsy woman to bring up out of harm's way - along with a huge wedge of cash of course!
It's very violent and I sometimes find it hard to keep up with who's who but can't stop watching.
It is I think a savage programme, and I am not really into that sort of thing, but I do enjoy it. I think my dad was very much on the edge of gambling groups, and was probably often scared of the outcome of some of his "losses", but he was a good dad, and I am sure I often benefited from some of his more devious ways. He was the black sheep of the family, so very little is known of his activities.