As I mentioned in the Roku thread I have gotten into British TV in the last couple years, primarily British crime/police shows. some of my favorites:
George Gently (or Inspector Gently) - IMO the BEST British detective series out there. Inspector George Gently is getting on in years and due to his fight of corruption at Scotland Yard he gets transferred to the boonies. He has a Detective Sergent, John Bacchus, that initially is a real douche bag but slow;y comes around. Has been on Netflix but ACORN TV (Roku channel) has all 7 seasons.
Foyle's War - Foyle investigates and fights crime in WWII era England. Close to Georg Gently in quality. Available on Netflix and ACORN.
Midsommer Murders - Early episodes are better and it follows a formula much like Columbo or Murder She Wrote. Each episode a different series of murders with a multitude of mostlly British famous actors. Available on Netflix
Other shows I like include:
A Touch of Frost
New Tricks
Inspector Morris
Lewis
Endevour
Death in Paradise
DCI Banks
Murder in Suburbia
Prime Suspect
Ripper Street
I don't care at all for Poirot or Miss Marple.
George Gently (or Inspector Gently) - IMO the BEST British detective series out there. Inspector George Gently is getting on in years and due to his fight of corruption at Scotland Yard he gets transferred to the boonies. He has a Detective Sergent, John Bacchus, that initially is a real douche bag but slow;y comes around. Has been on Netflix but ACORN TV (Roku channel) has all 7 seasons.
Foyle's War - Foyle investigates and fights crime in WWII era England. Close to Georg Gently in quality. Available on Netflix and ACORN.
Midsommer Murders - Early episodes are better and it follows a formula much like Columbo or Murder She Wrote. Each episode a different series of murders with a multitude of mostlly British famous actors. Available on Netflix
Other shows I like include:
A Touch of Frost
New Tricks
Inspector Morris
Lewis
Endevour
Death in Paradise
DCI Banks
Murder in Suburbia
Prime Suspect
Ripper Street
I don't care at all for Poirot or Miss Marple.