In The Flesh on BBC

[ScottinSoCal]

I probably should have posted something about this before it aired, but I didn't.

BBC just finished the last of a 3 part special called In The Flesh. Partial Death Syndrome sufferers (zombies) are medically treated and released back into their reluctant communities. Community people still living out their glory days as members of the Human Volunteer Force (zombie killers) plot to keep them out.

I recorded all three nights of it before starting to watch it this morning. If you get BBC America, I'm sure it'll air several times over the next couple of weeks.

 

[CES]

that looks interesting. Was it good?

I don't have cable, so i'll have to wait for it to show up on netflix or amazon.

 

[ScottinSoCal]

that looks interesting. Was it good?

I don't have cable, so i'll have to wait for it to show up on netflix or amazon.

I thought it was good. It went in a different direction than I'd thought it would, but still good.

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[dwc2134]

It's worth hunting down the uncensored version, IMO. For some reason, those two or three bleeped ......s really had a definite impact on the series, as I watched on BBC America and then again from the original source. Just a minor thing I think has a big impact on the series.