Deutschland 83, 86 & 89
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KTF said:
He called his handler (or whatever he is) before going off to find her to tell him what had happened. He was told to carry on as normal because they would fix it.
How they managed to track him down to the woods and be there at the right time is another question
That being my point, exactly the right road at the right second .. come on?How they managed to track him down to the woods and be there at the right time is another question
Edited by KTF on Tuesday 26th January 14:40
hornetrider said:
Super Slo Mo said:
That particular car was the very light facelift that came out in about 86-87.
Subtle differences are a curvy dashboard, wheel trims and very slight details elsewhere.
Outstanding.Subtle differences are a curvy dashboard, wheel trims and very slight details elsewhere.
It's a little embarrassing to know this info really, but in my slight defense, the only reason I know is that my dad had an 85 model Audi 100 CC.
As a young teenager I was utterly car obsessed and collected brochures from all of the 'decent' manufacturers, although I do recall having a Ford one too
, when the curvy Granada was launched, I think it was the first mainstream car with ABS in the UK. At the time, the Capri was still available to buy new.counterofbeans said:
marcosgt said:
Get's sillier, but a little darker, by the week!
I'm amazed this was touted as a 'German Homeland'...
M.
I was expecting a serious cold war drama but really it's just junior james bond stuff and very unconvincing.I'm amazed this was touted as a 'German Homeland'...
M.
I really liked Linda
Agree her death was jarring as it was too convenient in a pre-mobile phone world he'd just find them in a forest they'd run into.Calza said:
KTF said:
He called his handler (or whatever he is) before going off to find her to tell him what had happened. He was told to carry on as normal because they would fix it.
How they managed to track him down to the woods and be there at the right time is another question
That being my point, exactly the right road at the right second .. come on?How they managed to track him down to the woods and be there at the right time is another question
It's Bourne/Bond/Mission Impossible with a German accent.
LayZ said:
counterofbeans said:
marcosgt said:
Get's sillier, but a little darker, by the week!
I'm amazed this was touted as a 'German Homeland'...
M.
I was expecting a serious cold war drama but really it's just junior james bond stuff and very unconvincing.I'm amazed this was touted as a 'German Homeland'...
M.
I really liked Linda
Agree her death was jarring as it was too convenient in a pre-mobile phone world he'd just find them in a forest they'd run into.Anyhow, I had a horrible thought today: Those east germans like Skinny dipping. Seem to do it all the time. Not what we do over here. Is this why Comrade Corbyn and Dianne Abbot went round east Germany in the 80s??? Do you think she...
V8mate said:
You guys must really struggle through life. It's not a fly-on-the-wall documentary.
It's Bourne/Bond/Mission Impossible with a German accent.
I struggle with it. It's got some great aspects yet it falls down in alot of areas. Continuity, implasauasble parts. It's almost as though the Director is strangling creative and writing staff.It's Bourne/Bond/Mission Impossible with a German accent.
CAPP0 said:
Halb said:
Not read the thread...got this on my sky box
Is it worth watching?
We got 2/3 way through ep 1. The whole thing is in German with subtitles (does that ever stop? I gather not?) so it's a slight slog to watch really.Is it worth watching?
Disastrous said:
CAPP0 said:
Halb said:
Not read the thread...got this on my sky box
Is it worth watching?
We got 2/3 way through ep 1. The whole thing is in German with subtitles (does that ever stop? I gather not?) so it's a slight slog to watch really.Is it worth watching?
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