ron-400-650503
Joined Jun 2012
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Even after reading the synopsis I have no idea what this is about! We appear to have a collection of characters from all the previous series who have no idea who they are. A typical example of where a series has to come to an end, but nobody quite knows how to end it.
As others have implied it's not Father Brown despite attempts at trying to be so. However, it's worth a watch considering all the other crap-trap we have to put up with on TV these days.
After watching an evening of awful far-fetched soaps, over-extended dramas or rubbish reality, it's a pleasant change to revert to my recordings of Antique Road Trip. Okay so I'm interested in antiques, it may not appeal to those who aren't, but for me it works - they should make more episodes. The format is simple, each week two antique dealers/ experts/ auctioneers drive around the country buying antiques and collectibles with a starting sum of £200 they the then sell their wares at auction at the end of each episode, their profit, or loss, carries forward until the final at the end of the week. Any profit goes to charity.