[galaxy99]

Suits starts next week with the gorgeous Gabriel Macht has anyone seen it before ,I am going to start following it

[Just Tracy]

I've seen it and I love it. One of my favourite shows of last year.

[Herefordgirl]

That's good to know - it's been given a second series so will definitely give it a try.

[welwynrose]

Brilliant show well worth a watch

[xander63]

Yep! Watched the first season already, absolutely brilliant entertainment.

One of my fave shows of the past year, recommend to everyone!

[Matt35]

Is it a comedy or similar to boston legal?

[platelet]

Originally Posted by Matt35

Is it a comedy or similar to boston legal?

It's not as "just for laughs" as Boston Legal more of a light drama. If you count season 8 of The Practice as year 0 of Boston Legal then it's that sort of tone

Similar vein to The Defenders, or maybe The Good Wife with the politics removed

[DC_FC734]

Seen the trailer a few times and it looks quite good so ill give it a watch.

[Heavenly]

Seen the trailer, will definitely give it a go!!

[Agent Krycek]

Like the look of it from the trailers, so definately give it a go

[NoEntry2k]

Can someone who’s watched both tell me how this differs from E4s Franklin and Bash?

[derek500]

The first episode is on Sky Anytime this morning.

[ChrisE]

Originally Posted by NoEntry2k

Can someone who’s watched both tell me how this differs from E4s Franklin and Bash?

F&B is more of a light hearted 'buddy' type show, with Suits more a 'straight' legal drama.

Both have good casts. Suits has Gina Torres

I would recomend both, if you like this type of show.

[PhoenixRises]

I enjoyed the first episode that I caught on Anytime. It isn't going to be the best show on TV but the acting is fine and the story seemed fairly well put together. I will continue watching this, just a shame I have to wait two weeks now that I have seen the first episode.

[NoEntry2k]

Originally Posted by derek500

The first episode is on Sky Anytime this morning.

I can’t see it on Anytime on my Sky+. Are you talking about the TV version of Anytime or the online version?

[catsitter]

I didn't know that Dave showed American dramas. Or is this the only one? Looking forward to it, anyway.

[Heavenly]

Looking forward to it, keep seeing the trailer!

[kyresa]

Have seen a few of these online now, I found it very enjoyable

[zwixxx]

Having seen the first season (and not giving any spoilers) :
- we don't get any of that prosecuter & defense people going out for drinks before and after the trial, being all bestest buddies, and then inside the court tearing each other to shreds, that really weirds me out when other *David Kelley I'm pointing at you" series do that, and we don't get a chorus of background singers going OOOOOHHHH and AAAAAAHHHHHH when every something shocking or terrible happens (David Kelley, I'm still pointing at you), and we've not yet had a parent sue their sons football/soccer coach for not providing head-gear for their child after said child was hurt during a match, and win!! (David Kelley, just assume whenever I'm relating something that bigs me about a legal show, well just assume it's about you and ever legal show you've written) .

I saw the whole season in ~2days and am counting down the days for Season 2, and that's all I'll say.

[cunningham1471]

I was surprised to see a trailer for this in the cinema. I'll give it a go but if it's anything like F&B I'll be giving up on it fast.

[Agent Krycek]

Originally Posted by zwixxx

Having seen the first season (and not giving any spoilers) :
- we don't get any of that prosecuter & defense people going out for drinks before and after the trial, being all bestest buddies, and then inside the court tearing each other to shreds, that really weirds me out when other *David Kelley I'm pointing at you" series do that, and we don't get a chorus of background singers going OOOOOHHHH and AAAAAAHHHHHH when every something shocking or terrible happens (David Kelley, I'm still pointing at you), and we've not yet had a parent sue their sons football/soccer coach for not providing head-gear for their child after said child was hurt during a match, and win!! (David Kelley, just assume whenever I'm relating something that bigs me about a legal show, well just assume it's about you and ever legal show you've written) .

I saw the whole season in ~2days and am counting down the days for Season 2, and that's all I'll say.

Now that makes me think I'm really going to like this - thanks

[petely]

Originally Posted by catsitter

I didn't know that Dave showed American dramas. Or is this the only one? Looking forward to it, anyway.

Yes, it's odd.
I've always dismissed Dave as being reruns of old episodes of Top Gear (6 hours of it today ), "past it" quiz shows and well, nothing else. I don't even have them on my favourite channels list. So what are they doing screening a new (OK, old but new to the UK) series?
If they hadn't been advertising this on other channels I'd never have even known about it.

[Dar W]

I think it's a really good show.Another quality show from the USA Network and it's miles better than Franklin and Bash,i could not really care if that got a second season but I can't wait for Suits to come back.

[soulboy77]

Originally Posted by catsitter

I didn't know that Dave showed American dramas. Or is this the only one? Looking forward to it, anyway.

Obviously trying to up their game a bit but I amazed no one else picked this show up first.

[JasonWatkins]

Originally Posted by catsitter

I didn't know that Dave showed American dramas. Or is this the only one? Looking forward to it, anyway.

With Watch getting "Alcatraz" and Really getting "Covert Affairs" i'd say it's probably a (slight)shift in acquisition policy from UKTV.

It just annoys me that they acquired "The New Adventures of Old Christine" many years ago and seemingly adopted a scheduling policy of rolling a dice and picking a random date and time for each episode based on what number came up ..