Edge of Darkness — Episode 3: Burden of Proof. A Review

5th November, 2019.

Yes: it’s officially official … 

My knackered boiler is still knackered … 

It’s a long story.   But I’ve had at least three engineers out: to tell me the thing needs repairing or replacing … 

At least one of whom told me to contact my landlord: last Friday, a the report should have gone through by then.

As it turns out?

The phones were down for maintenance … and due back up, today … 

But were down again: due to unforeseen circumstances … 

I’m going to be busy in the morning … 

Ho … bloody … hum … !

At any rate?   It’s a quiet Tuesday night.

Which means more TV, as far as I’m concerned.

Frankly?

Another episode of Edge of Darkness seems just the thing … 

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Edge of Darkness — Episode 2: Into the Shadows. A Review

3rd November, 2019.

It has to be said, it’s not often I whinge.

Much … !

At any rate, it’s not that often I whinge about Apple: I’ve had a love affair with their Mac computers for a couple of decades.

I have, however, recently upgraded to macOS Catalina: the most recent version of the operating system.

Famously?   The update replaced the iTunes app with an Apple Music, TV And Podcast app.

I’m not happy.

With the iTunes app, you used to be able to add music, films, TV shows and podcasts into a Wishlist that you could return to later.

You could also share the item on Facebook on Facebook or Twitter, or copy the link for posting into a blog post.

These are features still included in in the Music app.

But aren’t in the TV or podcast app.

Personally … ?

I’m not happy about that.

Little things can be so important … 

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At any rate … ?

It’s Sunday.

I’ve got the blu-ray version of the first Matt Smith series of Dr Who stewing in the backgrou, I’ve had a rather nice dinner at my family’s … 

I wanted to catch some TV.

And, if you’ve seen my post from last night?

You’re possibly got it right.

Episode 2 of the riveting Edge of Darkness.

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