Why didn't they shoot them when they had them at gunpoint? Problem solved with plenty of goodies to stock up with. Not very good at the survival game are they?
@treborif, It's a large van for transporting furniture. I had to google it (like most poms would have to do) to find out what it means even though I owned one for years.
Origin: mid 19th century: from pan- 'all' + tekhnikon 'piece of art', originally the name of a bazaar in London for all kinds of artistic work, later converted into a furniture warehouse. Ah ha, so there you go, the writer of this "thriller" must have been well in with the arty farty posh speaking London crowd. G'day.
@tpsossff 'they all talked frightfully posh' er...apart from Price, Paul, Wendy, Charles, Mrs Cohen, Barney, Vic Thatcher and pretty much all the villains...but don't let that spoil your inverted snobbery!
Good to see that in all the confusion they all managed to keep their hair and clothes neat and tidy. Completely makes the series unrealistic and i wonder why the director couldn't see this.
Why didn't they shoot them when they had them at gunpoint? Problem solved with plenty of goodies to stock up with. Not very good at the survival game are they?
Nautilus1972 1 week ago
Yes at last. Been waiting for that wanker to die for ages
expurgatetor 3 months ago
Thanks for the spoilers folks.
OnyxChronyx 4 months ago
Pity about Price, he was the best character in the programme.
Pantechnicons are those big furniture removal vans.
andyalder12 6 months ago
They only did to Price what they themselves should have done.
MrBugsy20 8 months ago
Good idea but poor acting and lack of attention to detail, such as the unrealistically clean clothes and haircuts, etc.
Rentaghost76 11 months ago
2.35 what the fuck is a 'pantechnicon' - any Pomeranians know?
treborif 11 months ago
@treborif, It's a large van for transporting furniture. I had to google it (like most poms would have to do) to find out what it means even though I owned one for years.
Origin: mid 19th century: from pan- 'all' + tekhnikon 'piece of art', originally the name of a bazaar in London for all kinds of artistic work, later converted into a furniture warehouse. Ah ha, so there you go, the writer of this "thriller" must have been well in with the arty farty posh speaking London crowd. G'day.
Rob187ok 1 month ago
@Rob187ok very cool word tho - panteknicon' - definitely English. - like it.
treborif 1 month ago
RIP: Price
haveagoodweek 1 year ago
I'm transfixed by Glenn's comb-over. Almost got a bald hero! A 1970's Bruce Willis.
carebarehair 1 year ago
A good series, but this episode is just silly...
RobertHartlepool 1 year ago
They killed off the best character?
For goodness sake!
AlexDCl 1 year ago
So Tom Price got his comeupance after all, good!
joeycramer 1 year ago 2
The neat and tidy is part of the fantasticness of the series. Same as Abby Grants ciggies and Mr Russell having a secretary. So 70's! Wonderful!
bluemooon12 1 year ago
They all talked frightfully posh.
tpsossff 1 year ago
@tpsossff 'they all talked frightfully posh' er...apart from Price, Paul, Wendy, Charles, Mrs Cohen, Barney, Vic Thatcher and pretty much all the villains...but don't let that spoil your inverted snobbery!
Londonfogey 2 months ago
Good to see that in all the confusion they all managed to keep their hair and clothes neat and tidy. Completely makes the series unrealistic and i wonder why the director couldn't see this.
number8mikee 2 years ago
@number8mikee of course they are neat and tidy.....their British!!!
whatawhata1 1 year ago