20 Best British TV Series to Learn English - Beginner to Advanced Level
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U r sooooo beautiful😊
@@anes7155 hmm u r right
Thanks for sharing!! Love your content
Hi What is her name please
I love you
If you can understand every single word of Sherlock without subtitles,you've officially mastered English.
I'm literally english and I don't think I'd be able to understand every word 😂😂
Britners how do you write the spelling "OVER"? is it Over? as all we wish, or OUVER? as we hear how you spell.
I think it is the first time I watch an English TV show, I normally let subtitles in English show on the screen [my native language is Arabic], I keep subtitles on so in case there is a word I don't understand I go and translate it. I believe I understood 80% without needing to translate new words.
PRAKASH Man it's over, I have never seen "ouver" in my life
@@prakashman1747 its over
Lucy: Watch British shows to improve your English.
Me: *watches Mr. Bean*
Try "Blackadder" some time. Same comedian, different level. 😃
XD
@@Mecko4711 Blackadder is so much better than Mr. Bean.
Try to watch Charlie chaplain😁
Michael B,
EXACTLY !!!!! So hilarious and well performed by Rowan Atkinson 👍🏼
Beginner:
1.Peppa pig
2.Sarah & duck
3.Katie Morag (scottish accent)
Pre-intermediate:
4.David Attenborough
- Planet Earth, Blue Planet, Frozen Planet
Intermediate:
5.Nigella Lawson
6.Hugh Fearnley-Whittingstall
7.Jamie Oliver (cockney accent)
8.The Vicar of Dibley (mixed southern accent)
9.Absoutely Fabulous
10.The Ofiice(mixed accent)
11.The Inbetweeners(mixed accent)
12.Broadchurch(mixed accent)
13.Happy Vally( northern accent)
14Informer(mixed accent)
15.Sherlock
16.Dr Who(viariety of accent)
Advanced:
17.Have I got news for you
18.Mock the week
19.QI(Steven Fry)
20.Would I lie to you?
Thanks
Thank you for your work and I added a bit more:)
Beginners:
1.Peppa pig (children’s TV show- cartoon)
2.Sarah & duck (children’s TV show- cartoon)
3.Katie Morag (children’s TV show- scottish accent)
Pre-intermediate:
4. David Attenborough - Planet Earth, Blue Planet, Frozen Planet
Intermediate:
5. Nigella Lawson (cook show- RP)
6. Hugh Fearnley-Whittingstall (cook show- RP)
7.Jamie Oliver (cook show- cockney accent)
8.The Vicar of Dibley (sitcom- mixed southern accent- X’mas watch)
9.Absoutely Fabulous (sitcom- two women’s London life- RP)
10.The Ofiice (sitcom- mixed accent)
11.The Inbetweeners (sitcom- about four teenagers- mixed accent)
12.Broadchurch (crime drama@town- mixed accent)
13.Happy Vally (crime drama-female police- northern accent)
14.Informer (crime drama @London- mixed accent)
Pre-advanced
15.Sherlock
16.Dr Who (si-fi- viariety of accent)
Advanced:
17.Have I got news for you (comedy panel show- for reacting to native speaker)
18.Mock the week (comedy panel show- about the news)
19.QI (comedy panel show- hosted by Steven Fry till 2016)
20.Would I lie to you? (comedy panel show- true or false guess)
Thanks a million.
@@xiaolinyan9314 Thanks a bunch.
Thank you..
Sherlock: "I do not speak"
"I rap"
🤣
Most underrated comment
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exactly
lol
Me: watches peppa pig
Mom: wtf are you doing
Me: learning British accent
😂
so ya not winnin son...
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Sherlock Holmes for intermediate? I would definitely say it's for advanced! They speak so fast and there's a lot of inductive language.
Agree
Truee.. Really fast conversation in there..
I know ! However even in Korea, this series is recommanded for intermediate level. Instructors think it's "doable without sweating" for them. I read that labelling TV series or cinema with specific level isn't much efficient. We can learn some formal vocabulary and expression in animation considered for elementary by linguistic experts as well, you know.
I totally agreed with you. It's quite difficult to understand sometimes
It's for post advanced.
My personal opinion: Don't ever watch Sherlock without subtitles before you get to the advanced level, otherwise you'll just get your confidence entirely destroyed!!! It's even hard to follow Sherlock with subtitles on. So many times I just have to pause to read the subtitles properly. He just speaks soooooo fast.
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If "English with Lucy" were a TV series, it would be the best!
What a beautiful message, my friend. Thanks for sharing ❤❤
Let me recommend more interesting channels on TH-cam to you :
- English Heritage (traditional food in England)
- Gordon Ramsay (He speaks quite fast)
- MinuteEarth (everything about our planet)
- The school for life
- Zoella (make up,...)
- The Great British Bake off (cook)
- British Council
I appreciate the quality of content and images that these channels bring us. Hope you like !!
Ramsay need to breath between words, not comfortable to listen to
I would also recommend the channel Jolly (because it's funny... according to me)
@@carolecharlot781 Agree. Jollybean here!
Gordon Ramsey is no good for civilised individuals lol
Is it for beginner??
I’m a British person living in England my first language is English I have no idea why I keep watching these videos
Lol. I tend to do that in my native language too.
Hahahahaha so do I .. there is a Russian girl, she filmed videos in my language.. so I watch her I even don't know why
@@zaidhendey linguamariana the girl whom you are talking about right?
Nice to meet you 🙂
Someone can help me with my English?:(
Downton Abbey. I recommend it. Such a great series.
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Seeing Doctor Who in this list is wonderful! I'm Turkish and at high-school my English grades were awful. And one day I started to watch Doctor Who. After that day, both my English grades and my perspective of morality changed.
I learned a lot from The Doctor, besides English. And at the meantime, my English level increased without any extra effort.
I love Doctor Who like you, my friend
@@deutschmitpurple2918 yeah but it's not the same, right?
Watching *Sherlock* in english with english subtitles really boosted my level of english. I literally could notice that my grammar, vocabulary and pronunciation had improved in just a few weeks/months! All I had to do was pay attention and repeat the words I didn't know.
Plus the plot is original and the actors are absolutely breathtaking!
*Thank you for your video Lucy :)*
Where can I watch Sherlock with subtitules? I was searching and I didn't find anything
@@julianbayonacabrera2223 on netflix
Nobody:
Me: *sees Sherlock on the Thumbnail* I NEED TO SEE THAT VIDEO!
For me it was Peppa Pig... lol
Same here! I see Sherlock, I click ;)
Exactly the same!😅❤
Sherlock is love. Same reason
Same here🤣🤣
when you mentioned Sir David Attenborough my heart melted, I wish I had his address to write him and tell him he taught me english without even knowing, I can't recommend him enough as a teacher of an accent and the language
'Fawlty Towers': I don't know if I missed it in the comments but if you want to watch a great sitcom with Sir John Cleese (much, much younger), wish to hear some fantastic impromptu slang, RP and other accents, and find out how British sitcoms have evolved over time....
Don't miss it. Manuel says, 'Si Senor. You must watch this!'
I live in US, but thanks to "Peppa Pig" my little daughter pronounces "can't" like a British.
Hahah
Nice!
F.
Watch the Clangers and she might begin to whistle. 🏴🇬🇧
nice. lol
first again sorryyyy
You cheat!!!!!!
First comment
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English with Lucy: Ok, new subscriber by the way, from Mexico.
Hye
Hi Lucy, I've discovered your channel a month ago and I've become a huge fan of your work! We are from Argentina.
My daughter started watching Peppa Pig when she was 2 years old, and since I couldn't stand the Spanish accent of the translated version, she starting watching it in english (also because in english, she would find many more episodes!). She then continued watching movies and many other cartoons and series in english. And she is now bilingual, at the age of 7. She has a perfect pronunciation... I'm amazed at how the method you are suggesting really works!
How did Downton Abbey not make the list? I loved it and would recommend it to any of my friends who want to start watching British productions without synchronization. Especially since in synchronization the accents do not survive, at least in the German translation, even though in German there would be tons of accents to choose from.
Benedict Cumberbatch is speaking soooooo fast asf :")
He always known for it, at some tv shows like James Cordon and etc, he could speak fast. his pronunciation is also really good!
I think that the most difficult part in understanding comedy shows is not the language itself but being able to follow the references that are made in them. Unless you live in a particular culture it's almost impossible.
Yes I agree entirely.
Yup
Even though you get the reference, it might be possible that you don't laugh at all because, you know, the English are not recognised as the funniest people on this planet...
Not My Fault I dont thinnk that any particylar people are thought to be the fumniest..
That's my problem when I was watching Fleabag
I'd recommend Peaky blinders for intermediate level
They speak pretty slow and in a clear accent, although there is a diverse range of accents used with other side characters, and they use lots of different words and phrases, it's especially good for vocabulary. It's also one of the best British TV shows and one of the best internationally too an its based off a Birmingham gang
Thank you for this valuable advice, my friend. I am so gratitude for that
Peaky blinders series is one of the topmost watched with subtitles.
hahah intermediate😂, PB is literally super advanced level, even Brits watch PB with subtitles all the time, stop making me laugh rlly😂
I missed "The Crown" as a recommendation. It was perfect for me to improve my English and British accent understanding, and of course to learn more about recent history of UK, Europe and whole Commonwealth countries.
True, my friend 😊😊❤❤
I watched 12 seasons of doctor who, sometimes with subtitles, sometimes without them and it made me understand british accent so wELL?? The amount of words I learned thanks to this series and accents... woah.
broadchurch
sherlock
doctor who
now I'm officially allowed to tell my mum that I'm watching these shows not just for fangirling, but to study English
I want to speak English like Harry Potter series. 😍
Oh my..... YES
Damn...same here
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Clean enunciation.
Thanks Lucy for all the effort and energy you put in all your videos ❤️ I think we'd all love a video like this one but podcasts version! I love listing to podcasts but i haven't found yet one in English that really catches my attention. That's my suggestion for a future video 😊 Thanks again, lots of love from Spain 🇪🇸
Why can't I see anyone talking about Downton Abbey ? I've loved their accent so much, felt like a lord using it during classes xD
I've just finished to watch Downton Abbey and I miss it now. Do you know something smiliar to watch?
I love Downton Abbey too. May be the language is too proper for modern day use?
Julie Naumova give call the midwife a try. It is also from BBC.
@@wendyclcl thank you very much for your comment!!! I'd like to try it but... I haven't found it on amazon prime where I watched Downton Abbey. Do you know where I can find it?
@@julienaumova5433 Poldark is amazing or Victoria.
I recommend Mr.Bean for higher advanced language learners... he speaks a very complicated accent of English 😂
Are you kidding me?! 😂😂😂
HAHAHAHAHA
Hi persian
😆 LOL Dude 😆
Mr. Bean uses more words than Sherlock indeed.
I'm learning by watching everything in English is amazing
David Attenborough, what a voice he has, I really really love to watch his program.
I really enjoyed watching "The Crown". I think the writing is brilliant! Learnt a lot of new words. It is a period drama though...
I'll be starting it tomorrow , Let's hope I get to learn mass words.
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@@user-yn7yf3eh2k How was it?
I was kind of hoping to see period dramas on the list as there's nothing more British than that but nope
I love Doctor Who, it's been teaching me so much, not only about British English, but also about living a better life. Thank you so much for adding it in your list.
Doctor who, it's Just... FANTASTIC.
I also recommend the Early Who's, which are children's shows, but also, Blue Peter. Some of them are on YT. I discovered BP through Dr. Who commentaries. BP's target market is also children.
Doctor who season 1 is best later it is not that much good because they've changed so many actors as doctor
@@marine_manga5800 Yes :)
Djonatha Geremias Do you know if all the seasons are available on Amazon Prime?
Thank you so much Lucy! I am glad I came across this video for my 14 year old daughter who has no English teacher at school at the moment. I was struggling finding something suitable for her to practice her listening skills! Thanks to you we now have good options to move forward! Greetings from France!
Thank you very much lucy. It's the best british tv shows recomendation i have ever found
What about Downton Abbey?
The people from ‘upstairs’ speak with RP and most of the servants have Yorkshire accents. And there is also someone with an Irish accent (Tom) and someone with a Scottish accent (Mrs Hughes).
And the show is just awesome and very entertaining and I’d really recommend watching it especially because of Maggie Smith’s character.
Good Omens is also really great and as Broadchurch it also stars David Tennant and a lot of Queen Songs are in it. It’s also absolutely hilarious and intriguing.
Another show I’d recommend is Fleabag! It’s funny and about daily topics and the main character is really relatable.
And I definitely need to watch Broadchurch now, I didn’t know it stars David Tennant, Jodie Whittaker AND Olivia Coleman.
If you want to have an American accent I’d recommend watching Friends, How I Met Your Mother, The Big Bang Theory, Buffy the Vampire Slayer, any Star Trek series or Grey’s Anatomy. Or if you are into that sort of stuff, The Bold Type or The Marvellous Mrs Maisel.
You could as well watch Killing Eve for lots of different accents.
For movies I’d definitely recommend the Harry Potter films! And The Favourite!
G P Yes, you are right Downton Abbey is just perfect for learning English! And you can see different accents this is really awesome. And Maggie Smith is the best ❤️😃
I fund it absolutely impossible to understand what people are saying in this show honestly
Ohhh, I absolutely love Good Omens! I'm definitely watching Broadchurch, too, just to see more of David Tennant:)
Elifsu Akın For American accent also watch Small Wonder
Why don't you include The Big Bang Theory into your American accent list?
"Mind your language" is also brilliant for learning and absolutely funny.
After your comment I searched mind your language and I started to watching it :) it's hilarious brother, thank you so much :)
I'm a simple woman, I see Sherlock I press like.
Btw, I consider myself quite good at English, and Sherlock's English level seems quite advanced to me! If you have an intermediate level I'd recommend watching it with the subtitles on 😉
Where could I found there series?
The same!:)
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@@learngrow2134 netflix
Good
Thanks a million for your idea concerning panel shows! THANK YOU!!!!!
I’ve learned English with Sherlock. I recommend everyone.
I'm watching entire Sherlock series and I admit it so hard to understand without subtitles. Btw I'm also love british music especially indie band.
Where did you watch the entire Sherlock Holmes series?
My parents didn’t understand it either and they’re in their seventies and we’re born here. Even if you get the words it’s so complicated that a lot of people don’t get it.
Such a wonderful list! Thanks for sharing your recommendations with us
Thanks Lucy these are very helpful recommendations!
I just want to say a big 'Thank you' Lucy for all your efforts to keep running this channel. It's so helpful to us, people who came to the UK and trying to socialize and understand British humour, way of living, habits, culture. The information is really helpful for us. Thank you!
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Upper-Proficiency C3 level: Peaky fookin' Blinders
best comment ever HAHA
Это типо самый самый верх английского?
By order of the peaky fookin blinders
I've just started watching it in English and God, it's so fookin haard
Was about to write a comment on that show. I've been able to follow panel shows like wilty, QI and so on for years but fookin' Peaky Blinders? No way, mate. Do Brits actually understand a word? As a German I don't stand a chance.
I love "IT crowd" and "Keeping up appearances".. Greetings from Italy.
I love IT crowd too!!!
People will definitely learn the word "team" by watching the 1st episode. :D
''English with LUCY'' it's like a movie .... best English and Awesome teaching
I recommend watching Harry Potter movies
That would be the hard level, right? 😭
That's like basic level
They are 100% accurate as well
Yes! And READ potter books after watching one movie, you'll read in their accent! I've tried this.
The films are like B1 level XD kinda easy and all of them speak sooooo properly and "slow"
Nobody:
Literally nobody:
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Arthur Shelby: Oolright tomaay! she ain't even mention our fooking klan -_-
It's not in British accent.... It's Gypsian
lol
This place is under new management...
@@vineetnagavi3689 It's not Gypsian, it's brummy/black country accent, which is an accent from Birmingham. Their accent is from the area they live in not the fact that they're gypsies. Everyone there speaks like that.
@@olliert4840 but they don't even look like gypsies, very strange. Gypsies are dark and they have brown skin with coal-black hair
Thanks Lucy, all the programs you HV shared sound pretty interesting.
If you want to learn RP and enjoy science fiction I would also recommend the 1980s series Blake's 7. Mostly highly trained actors with beautiful accents and pronunciation.
Oh my God my favourite all-time! A bit dated but amazing!!!
I recommend- Anne with an e- it is really useful and a wonderful story about a young girl's life.
It's not British, it's Canadian.
Thank you Lucy! I am from Kansas in the USA. I have watched some of these programs and they are Fabulous! I love your channel!
This is exactly what I was looking for. Thanks a lot.
Why didn't you mentioned "Peaky Blinders"?
The most amazing and helpful show in order to learn accent.. i learned a lot from that show..
Me too!!
It seems to me that Lucy focuses on the most commonly meat accents. In the Peaky Blinders they speak brummie.
I find Peaky Blinders extremely difficult to understand and I understand most tv series
@@felipe1055 peaky fooking blinders
It’s pretty boring
'The Crown' is a very good one too! I learned a lot with that TV series🥰
you didnt watch enough :D (learnt not learned)
@@DanielR.122 both are correct :D mr fool go learn again if u r this bad atleast do a research before talking 😉
I've been seeing "the crown" but my English is not good and I just understood a few thing. I must practice but British English is hard to learn, but the hope is the last thing that we should loss.
I was just about to write "why she did not mention The Crown". Fortunately someone already thought about it :)
I love it!!!
Interesting😊 you always recommend the useful thiings. Thank you Lucy🤗
Thanks for these recommendations Lucy! Book recommendations will be good to know 👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻
Life is less stressful to have Lucy teaching English during lockdown.
I remember when I watched Sherlock for the first time, I couldn't keep up with Benedict at all. It was back on 2014, and it was my first year of learning English properly. At first it made me feel bad about myself, as if I wasn't good enough or I wasn't doing enough. But when I calmed down, I looked at it as a challenge. Now I can proudly say that I've watched the whole show multiple times and I love it. It's brilliant!
I would also recommend Peaky Blinders. I'm absolutely in love with the show, especially the accent. Before watching the show, I believed that RP is the most beautiful accent. As it turned out, I was wrong! The Birmingham accent is just something amazing. And obviously writing and acting is superb.
I tried with "Sherlock" but I could not understand anything and I thought "English is impossible, it isn't for me" hahaha so I thought that I should watch children's programs and now I'm seeing "pocoyo" hahaha. But series like "the walking dead" I can understand, maybe because the American accent is more easier.
Do you have any advice for me?? Anything helps me
Peaky blinders is truly amazing
thomas shelby
Sherlock would be C1/C2 level. Especially C2.
Thanks a lot! Been looking for something like this ✨✨✨
Fawlty Towers was recommended when I started work in UK and one of my coworkers brought me DVD. Pure british humor. Sometime they cross the line. It would not acceptable now. That's why I love it.
I watched Merlin since I was 8 & I'm really obsessed with it until now. I think this show is perfect for younger audiences coz you'll never see any blood when they are fighting :)
Asuna hamilton you should have watched ROME ^_^
@@awesomereviews1561 There's nothing wrong with Merlin. It's a lovely show!
I love Scottish accent as well and love watching Outlander ❤️
Can you tell me where we can watch Katie Morag ?
Thanks a lot! I needed some recommendations to give to my students :)
I love all the recommendations, they are so relevant 👍
I think Downton Abbey is a great tv show too and it really helped me improve my English because there are so many different accents like RP, Cockney, Irish and Scottish
I´m from Spain and I absolutely love David Attenborough. I grew up watching his nature programs (dubbed into spanish, of course) but later I started to rewatch them in english.
Me too. I'm starting to watch TV shows and for me it's the perfect speaker, as much as Felix Rodriguez de la Fuente was in Spain.
Love your voice lucy💕 im a beginner and im so grateful find your channel✨🥰
Totally loved it! Thanks!
My mum and I have been watching the mini-series Good Omens in English and it really helps us learning. I would say it's on an intermediate level, but we found it way easier than Sherlock and Doctor Who. I also recommend BBC Merlin, it's set in medieval ages so it's not necessarily good for learning currently used vocabulary, yet it helps me a lot to get used to the sound of British accents!
I was looking for this comment! Couldn't believe no one recommended merlin. It really helped me in my english and also it's always fun to watch
any show with David Tennant is worth watching, I bloody love that man
Gracias querida Lucy. Justo estos dias estaba buscando series para aprender English. ¡Me salvaste!
Un saludo a la distancia
What I recommend is: The Last Kingdom.
I really like the colourful pronunciation of Uthred of Bebbanburg (Alexander Draymond), especially in the later seasons.
I love your music at the beginning, your style, your hair, your accent, your humour, your videos in the countryside and although I'm French I totally recommend you ahahah! You're the besssstttt
I would definitely love that this was a series of British recommendations! (podcast, tv series, movies, etc)
I totally agree 💯
5:40 When it comes to Scottish and English accent I recommend "Outlander" series ;)
Too immoral for any learning at all
nah, BALAMORY !
The best serie
Thank you for the list. I am not British but I recommend The IT Crowd, After Life, and The Crown. I loved those and they helped me a lot.
Thank you very much! I love all your recommendations, really great choice of programmes. I just wanted to chip in with a comment about "pre-int" level. I adore David Attenborough and his work; but I was astonished when you mentioned that his programmes are relaxing. I wept all through "Our Planet" and "Plastic Ocean" and was aghast at the damage the humanity is causing. He makes you question your life and your choices, which is all but relaxing. It's heartbreaking to watch his latest works. Don't get me wrong, these documentaries are eye-opening and ground-breaking; David Attenborough changed my life completely and I agree that the language is very accessible. I just can't get my head around your words about how calm and relaxing the documentaries are... I was all tense and crying. I admit, I haven't watched his earlier works and maybe you were mostly referring to them, but the ones I did see overwhelmed me to the point of losing my sleep at night.
I am not making any reproaches, not at all. You are a wonderful ray of sunshine for me, I love you videos and truly appreciate your help to us, learner of English. But I couldn't help myself, I felt compelled to speak out here.
Lots of love, Lucy, and thank you again for doing what you do ^^
The most beautiful teacher in the world!🤗😍
I would love to see other videos on podcasts and books : ) Thank you for your TV series recommendations, I will definitely have a look at some of them!
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I’d say Outlander is a good one too. Have you heard Jamie Fraser’s thick Scottish accent? I thought I knew English until I had to turn un subtitles because I didn’t understand a word he said 😭😆
I just cheered so loudly when you mentioned The Vicar of Dibley.
Loved the fact that you mentioned a Scottish show as well 💙 I'm an Italian living in Scotland, I totally fell for this land and accent.
I'll watch Katie Morag asap.
But what about the It Crowd? It's lovely 💙
I loved it, thanks Lucy! Hilda is also a good show for learn british accent.
Thanks a bunch Lucy. Very witty way of motivating children as well as teenagers to develop listening as well as speaking skills🌹🌹❤️😍
I had absolutely no idea that sitcoms means situation comedy! My favourite is definitely Sherlock 🕵️♂️ Love the show and the books.
I absolutely love David Attenborough's documentaries. 💖
Thank you for providing us shows like this how you care to your subscriber🙏
How is Sherlock not advanced??? That show is speeeeeedy
4:34 Lucy's partner has left the chat
I need clarification on this lol why would the partner leave the chat? So confused
When I hear British accent it's cute and I felt like kind of falling in love to someone speaking.😅
Me too -and American nerves me a lot 😊
Topsy & Tim is also a great children's TV show as they talk about different life situations it helps you understand the language within a context.
Thank you so much! for sharing this useful video
I truly love Faulty Towers and Keeping up appearances. ❤️
There was this old BBC series “Mind Your Language” . I learnt a lot from that programme
That is basic. But it's really good.
It's an *ITV* show.
It has nothing to do with the *BBC.*
Where is it?? On Netflix o..?
@@anagarzon449 I don’t think it’s on Netflix. I watched it on BBC. try torrent
I just came across this video even though i’ve been a subscriber of yours for years!
The broadchurch drama is easily the best thing i’ve ever watched
Thank you Lucy....
Very informative video
Whoa it was exactly the subject of video I was searching for 😍 Thanks really! 😉🌈