International favourites that are hits with the Brits

Jace

Jace

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On the TV channel, PBS/UK...there's a Foreign Favourites night...that Europeans like..
"International favourites that are hits with the Brits"...Series from various countries.

I've "gotten hooked" on one...Professer T. He's quirky but brilliant...
Police use him as a consultant to help solve crimes....he's always right.

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Anyone heard of...and/or watch any of the others?
 

Jace said:
On the TV channel, PBS/UK...there's a Foreign Favourites night...that Europeans like..
"International favourites that are hits with the Brits"...Series from various countries.

I've "gotten hooked" on one...Professer T. He's quirky but brilliant...
Police use him as a consultant to help solve crimes....he's always right.

(Do closed captioning.)

Anyone heard of...and/or watch any of the others?
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Who ?...never heard of him..., who else is on there that they're saying is popular with us Brits...

I remember once taking a picture of our International Aisle in the supermarket , and of course the American section. There was Hersheys chocolate and Reeses' peanut things.. but I remember the howl of indignation with the rest , as every 'merican said..No way, we don't eat those things.. or never heard of those things... so it just goes to show, not all things are Kosher..:sneaky:
 
Which county's version are you watching? There is a Belgian, German, and a British version. We've watched the entire Belgian series. The British series has Ben Miller of Death In Paradise as Prof T. We've only seen a few of those. Ran across the German version in a list of programs somewhere.
 

Belgian.
Seen Death in Paradise with BenMil!er,they've had a couple more after him.
Flarbalard said:
Which county's version are you watching? There is a Belgian, German, and a British version. We've watched the entire Belgian series. The British series has Ben Miller of Death In Paradise as Prof T. We've only seen a few of those. Ran across the German version in a list of programs somewhere.
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