Vinyl

If you haven't yet watched an episode of Vinyl (it's on Sky Atlantic, Monday nights), then watch it, right now. It's the best thing that's been on telly in ages. It's up there, for me, with The Sopranos. And when I tell you I've watched the box set of The Sopranos five, yes five, times, then you'll know how much I like it. And then tells you how much I'm enjoying Vinyl too.  It's fantastic.

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Vicky said…
I have been watching it from the start but due to other commitments I am about 3 episodes behind, but they are saved and ready to watch.
I am loving the show :)
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