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TV nerds: what should I watch
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Then for the dramatic take - the BBC version of House of Cards / To Play the King / The Final Cut starring Ian Richardson (Not the US version with Kevin Spacey)
...and then Father Ted and IT Crowd
Then I think you have to include the big HBO series: The Wire / The Sopranos / Game of Thrones / House of the Dragon.
I would add Coupling to the British tv list.
Oh yes. I loved that at the time. Haven't watched it in ages.
How did I forget about Farther Ted, that is such great show.
I haven't seen House of Cards, but I'll have to put it and To Play the King on my list.