The Widow is very timely as the first episode is set just after the clocks have gone forward. Okay, so on the day the episode is broadcast – April 8th, it’s over a week after this happened, but I actually saw this episode the day the clocks changed. Spooky! Anyhoo, Georgia Wells has lived a […]
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Lockout begins in Washington DC, and in the year 2079, where Snow (Guy Pearce), an ex-CIA operative, is being quizzed by Scott Langral (Peter Stormare) about what happened one night in a hotel in New York, and what exactly happened to Colonel Frank Armstrong (Miodrag Stevanovic) and where’s the briefcase? Questions, questions, questions…. but it’s […]
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