Any info out there about when the newest season of Murdoch Mysteries airs in the US? Canada has already aired 11 episodes, starting this past September. I believe we watched last season (S14) on Ovation.
Anyone watching Season 4 of Yellowstone? I read that the season had begun. H and I had just binged in Seasons 1-3. After lots of searching for Seaon 4 (it wasnât on the same streaming platform as Seasons 1-3), H found it. Saying it started with a bang is an understatement.
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Where did you find Yellowstone, @Bromfield2? We enjoyed the first seasons but havenât had a chance to search for the new season yet.
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My college sophomore DC and I watched season one last summer. And we both thought it was was terrible and outlandish.
I am watching it now with my Spectrum app. It is on Hulu too but apparently requires an extra purchase of Hulu Live.
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Virgin River - during seaon one I kept yelling âwhy do I keep watching this?â I felt it was a badly attempted Northern Exposure meets Hallmark Channel. I felt like it had potential but the Mel/Jack storyline was rushed.
And does Jack not ever work? And the town of Virgin River must be really long because nearly everything is on the river with nothing else around it. (The scenery is amazing!) And there were so many mistakes.
I will say that I am more critical of shows when I binge watch them - I donât think I would notice stuff as much if I only watched one episode a week 
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Follow up from 5736:
Iâve binge watched season 1+2 then jumped to 7 directly in French through a platform(+bitdefender vpn). This show is addictive because itâs feel-good even though it deals with real-life issues (food insecurity for college students, homelessness, obsession with instafollowers, drug dealingâŠ) The âfeel goodâ is the addictive part 
, dont go into it thinking itâs anything like Line of duty (previous binge). Kinda opposite.
Images from the 2 seasons on Acorn
(pic above: Candice and her ex-husband who lives next door, reliving a concert from their teen years. 
=> I typed the first words âquelquechose en toiâ and ended up with the right song which must be pretty well-known sine the actual title is nothing like that
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=YP-P6tBexhk )
Excellent interview with international rightsâ spokesperson
https://frenchtvstories.tv/french-tv-you/candice-renoir/
Family life: After interviewing church ladies who were not at a Tupperware party and offered her a gift, Candice goes home to a pile of laundry while her eldest kids help with dinner (in French).
if youâre into âhouse visitâ tv shows, pics from "Candiceâs"House on the Thau Laguna (in reality itâs a writerâs house,hence the wall of books), just scroll for pics - I donât like the text, because Candice really is just like Sherlock Holmes in her observation and deduction skills, but because sheâs a blonde the guy writing the post assumes itâs simply âfeminine intuitionâ.
I found Season 4 of Yellowstone on the Paramount Network. I got confused and thought it was Paramount Plus, but eventually figured it out.
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Wrt Yellowstone, Anyone check out â1883â?
Has anyone watched Ghosts, the BBC Ghosts, not the CBS Ghosts.
It is a comedy drama. My friend who loves Derry Girls (so do we) suggested this British âGhostsâ to us. We are not disappointed. Hilarious.
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As a big fan of GBBO, I was happy to see that Andrew Smyth has a new show, Baking Impossible, in which the competitors are referred to as âbakineers.â Itâs on Netflix. The first episode involved making an edible 2â sailboat that had to be sailed down a 20â waterway within 45 seconds. Weâll watch the rest, but mainly because of the judges.
More appealing was another competition show from Ch. 4 with Mel (of the old GBBO shows) as host. Itâs called Good with Wood and it on Discovery +. When it aired in the UK the judges were criticized for being harsh, but I donât think they were any more so than Paul Hollywood or Prue Leith on GBBO. I was impressed with many of the creations and even got a few ideas for after weâre settled again. It had the same pleasant atmosphere as GBBO with competitors being supportive and helpful.
What are the differences between US Ghosts and UK Ghosts?
US Ghosts currently is my favorite new comedy.
I have not watched the US Ghosts yet. My friend suggested the BBC Ghosts so we started with it and havenât finished.
Glad you like the US Ghosts. We will try it after we finish the British one.
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Havenât had a chance to watch them yet, but youtube has the trailers for the British version of Ghosts. Ghosts appear to be similar (Boy Scout leader with arrow thru neck, colonial era figure, etc).
We have Britbox and they donât air Ghosts so weâre assuming itâs on Acorn?
EDIT: Ghosts (BBC) is carried on HBO Max.
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We also love the US Ghosts. Maybe we will try the British one later.
We also enjoyed the last and final season of Lost in Space. The first two were a bit meh, but I really liked the last one.
And we started Hawk Eye last night. I really liked the first episode. Looking forward to the rest.
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I tend to like original shows. British/BBC Ghosts is the original and the American Ghost is an adaptation.
Same go with other shows including Professor T, the original Belgian version.
It does not mean adaptation versions are not good or, sometimes, even better. Thatâs just how I roll 
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Thanks for BBC ghosts suggestion on HBO Max, enjoying the first few episodes,
Thanks, I couldnât find it on Acorn (where I have binge watched Candice Renoir). HBOMax will have to wait a bit 
Iâm interested in the differences and where they might come from 
I read the wiki page on the American version. Characters are rather similar.
My favorite ghost is Robin, the caveman. Once you have a chance to watch the British version, I would love to know which ghost will be your favorite.
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GHOSTS,UK
