Ed Reardon's Week: Series 7 (Episodes 1-4)
Christopher Douglas, Andrew Nickolds and Barunka O'Shaughnessy
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Radio 4's most curmudgeonly author is back for a new series, complete with his trusty companion...
Stress Free with Andrew Johnson
Productivity and Lifestyle
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Put on your headphones and drift into deep relaxation. Sometimes it can seem that there’s nothing...
Food of the Gods: The Search for the Original Tree of Knowledge
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A journey to some of the Earth's most endangered people in the remote Upper Amazon. . . . a look at...
Philips Hue Lights
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Play with light and choose from 16 million colours to instantly change the look and atmosphere of...
A Dark and Twisted Tide (Lacey Flint #4)
Sharon J. Bolton and Sharon Bolton
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Young policewoman Lacey Flint knows that the Thames is a dangerous place – after all, she lives on...
The Female Voice
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The Female Voice" follows the passage of the voice from fetus to new born, from infancy to childhood...
Becoming Animals
Olga Werby and Christopher Werby
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Humans have always wanted to know what goes on inside the minds of other animals. But what if humans...
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An Unnecessary Woman
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Aaliya Saleh lives alone in her Beirut apartment, surrounded by stockpiles of books. Godless,...
Ross (3284 KP) rated Mindhunter - Season 2 in TV
Sep 2, 2020
The profiling work was crammed into the first few episodes as the later ones focused on trying to catch the Atlanta child-killer. The portrayal of the case seemed very realistic, being long and drawn-out and having to wait for another body to turn up, but for a TV series it was a little dull. Given this is a weaving together of partly fictionalised versions of actual cases, some liberties could have been taken and more killer interviews added in, though I presume these are being saved for later series, of which I hope there are many.