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Trauma v Collateral

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May

Chatterbox

SCOTLAND

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14-02-2018, 11:08 PM

Re: Trauma v Collateral

Trauma was excellent..had Me holding My breath at one point..I wonder how many Surgeons are haunted by mistakes They've made in the operating theatre.

summer

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14-02-2018, 11:15 PM

Re: Trauma v Collateral

I enjoyed the last episode but TBH I'm not sure his family would have reacted in the way it portrayed. I know I shouldn't question everything and just accept the story but I think after living through the trauma they would have rallied around the surgeon, he did his best but he made a mistake I think most people especially his family would understand that.

It was well acted... but I wasn't keen on the story.

Mel15

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14-02-2018, 11:36 PM

Re: Trauma v Collateral

Loved Trauma, so glad it was played out over the three nights as it really gripped us

Superb acting by both John Simm and Adrian Lester

Longdogs

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15-02-2018, 11:39 AM

Re: Trauma v Collateral

Originally Posted by summer ->

I enjoyed the last episode but TBH I'm not sure his family would have reacted in the way it portrayed. I know I shouldn't question everything and just accept the story but I think after living through the trauma they would have rallied around the surgeon, he did his best but he made a mistake I think most people especially his family would understand that.

It was well acted... but I wasn't keen on the story.

I thought the same summer.

tarantula

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15-02-2018, 12:15 PM

Re: Trauma v Collateral

Originally Posted by Longdogs ->

Two new dramas both starring John Simm.

I thought Collateral was too Left wing biased, too many political messages, (Typical BBC) so will not be watching any more.

Trauma however held my attention. The acting is good and also stars Adrian Lester who is always superb.

Anyone watching either of these?

We will watch 'Trauma' on the iplayer at the weekend.

Longdogs

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SW England

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15-02-2018, 12:49 PM

Re: Trauma v Collateral

As soon as I heard the line 'We really are turning into a nasty little Country' (Collateral), that was it for me.

Zuleika

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15-02-2018, 02:01 PM

Re: Trauma v Collateral

Soon as ever you read written by David Hare you know it’s going to go political somewhere in it and why not ?

A brilliant first episode of Collateral , top class performances all round .

Longdogs

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15-02-2018, 02:36 PM

Re: Trauma v Collateral

Originally Posted by Zuleika ->

Soon as ever you read written by David Hare you know it’s going to go political somewhere in it and why not ?

A brilliant first episode of Collateral , top class performances all round .

I wasn't aware of David Hare tbh. Will have to avoid in future.

ruthio

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15-02-2018, 03:13 PM

Re: Trauma v Collateral

Originally Posted by Zuleika ->

Soon as ever you read written by David Hare you know it’s going to go political somewhere in it and why not ?

A brilliant first episode of Collateral , top class performances all round .

Just watched episode1 and thought it was good!

Artangel

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16-02-2018, 11:53 AM

Re: Trauma v Collateral

Last night, l watched all three episodes of ‘Trauma’.
It was very good and the acting was superb, especially John Simm, who is excellent in everything he does.

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