Showing posts with label Case Histories. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Case Histories. Show all posts

Monday, January 28, 2013

Case Histories Series 2

I think just Martha and I ever watched this show. It's awesome. I've blogged about it before (here and here). Well, Martha, this one's for you.

I finally got around to checking on the filming of series two. Seems like it filmed last October and is going to air on BBC1 this year. I'd guess we're looking at a fall PBS premiere.

Since Sherlock hasn't started filming series three yet, and we're most likely looking at a 2014 release, I'd say ya'll that didn't watch Case Histories the first time around might want to get on board to keep some amazingly written and acted British mystery solving in your life.



The trailer's got Johnny Cash. You know this is good. 

Friday, July 6, 2012

Case Histories II

I should probs read the books
I don't think many of you watched Case Histories as faithfully as Downton or Sherlock, but you should! I wish Jason Isaacs the best, but when I wasn't so into Awake and it was cancelled my only thought was "Yay! They can make more Case Histories!" And they are! I don't know if this has to do with Awake being cancelled, and frankly I don't care. I'm excited for more Jackson Brodie and to see what happens with a certain former colleague. I don't really think you can watch Case Histories legally online anymore, but you should find it legally somewhere. I'm debating making an Amazon purchase...There are no dates for series two, but let's hope it'll be so much sooner rather than later!

Tellyspotting article here
my previous entry about Case Histories I

Monday, October 31, 2011

Watch: Case Histories

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 I normally only watch Masterpiece Mystery for the Agatha Christies, but the season closer this year was Case Histories with Jason Isaacs of Lucius Malfoy fame (also the bad guy in The Patriot, yum). Ex-cop and soldier and current private investigator Jackson Brodie is a Yorkshire man based in Edinburgh with a small but interesting and endearing cast of supporting characters, most notably his adorable Scottish-accented daughter. Brodie has a heart of gold while still kicking tail and getting the job done. The character is so masculine, like lose your breathe when he unexpectedly take his shirt off masculine. Isaacs has bulked up nicely, has some bad boy tattoos and a super gravely sexy sexy voice, all while being absolutely loyal to his friends and family and selfless at his job. This series is an absolute must see. Full episodes are on Masterpiece's website. A second series (season) is questionable as Isaacs stars in the upcoming NBC drama Awake.
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 Why, hello.