The Trailer Park

I had no idea we suffered from so much crime 

Didn't you know? The entire population of Britain are working in crime, either as police, amateur sleuths (usually combined with baking or gardening) or criminal master minds. Those who don't just accidentally commit various crimes of passion, drunk driving or general confusion.

I think I'm in the general confusion business 

I suspect that, too.

I've heard of Ludwig!

I tried to watch it when it was shown a few months back but I kept falling asleep and missing important bits.

Started watching another show. Blue Murder (unless that's the Swedish title for some reason). Funnily enough it's another Britbox crime show... I wasn't even trying to find one, this time

Anyway, the main character has three kids and one on the way and just lost her husband (he was cheating with the help) and all the scenes with all the kids where everyone's talking at once (except when they're sullenly silent) are stressing me out. I think I can feel my blood pressure rising. Maybe I should try to find something else. But other than the kids, it seems OK.

Last night I attempted to watch The Electric State and I wasn't entirely successful.

I miss being able to stay conscious through movies.

I might try again some other day.

It's a bit weird how the grumpy and atheistic detective Geordie keeps finding himself cooperating with vicar after vicar in Grantchester.

I have started season two of The Night Agent.
The episodes are a nice length and I'm able to stay awake until the end.

I remember watching that. But I can't remember if I stopped watching because I finished the season or because I didn't care for it