View Full Version : Our Guy in Latvia - Channel 4 9 p.m. 14th Dec
kiterunner
14-12-15, 16:50
This looks very similar to "Who Do You Think You Are", but is on Channel 4 (9 p.m. tonight). It will be on Channel 4 + 1 at 10 p.m. and then is repeated on 4Seven on Tuesday at 11:10 p.m. and again on 4Seven on Thursday at 10 p.m. It will also be available on All 4 (the Channel 4 equivalent of iPlayer.) So many chances to see it! Oops, nearly forgot to say it is Guy Martin finding out about his Latvian grandfather.
http://www.channel4.com/programmes/our-guy-in-latvia/episode-guide
http://www.radiotimes.com/episode/dv6sgr/our-guy-in-latvia
Margaret in Burton
14-12-15, 18:20
Sky + set
Olde Crone
14-12-15, 22:22
I watched this but sorry to say, not impressed. I didn't feel I learned anything about the individual man, just what he and thousands of other Latvians went through in the war.
OC
kiterunner
15-12-15, 09:17
I haven't watched it yet but I have recorded it. OH is a Guy Martin fan, so I have to wait till he is around to watch it together.
I like Guy Martin, who's from not far from me. Did anyone see his documentary about the last Vulcan flight?
We watched the Vulcan flight one as one of my sons had been travelling to various airshows see it fly (and was at Shoreham when the tragedy happened). I was going to get him the new autobiography for Christmas but he has already bought it :(
Margaret in Burton
16-12-15, 18:05
I've just watched Our Guy in Latvia and really enjoyed it. I do like Guy Martin. Down to earth and no nonsense about him.
kiterunner
20-12-15, 18:02
I watched it this afternoon. It was so like WDYTYA that I was surprised not to hear the theme tune! I found it hard to understand what Guy Martin was saying a lot of the time.
I found it hard to understand what Guy Martin was saying a lot of the time.
Haha! :D:D:D
I watched it this afternoon. It was so like WDYTYA that I was surprised not to hear the theme tune! I found it hard to understand what Guy Martin was saying a lot of the time.
He is from Grimsby, but it's the oddest Grimsby accent I've heard.
It's certainly not what you'd call a typical Grimsby accent. Very rural, very old-school, one of those dying breed kind of local accents you read of in books about obscure dialects from particular areas. I have heard one or two people with similar accents, but they were a lot older than Guy Martin.
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