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Farringdon’s Quality Chop House is macabre, but at least it has character

23 March 2019

9:00 AM

23 March 2019

9:00 AM

I love the drug of television, which is slightly less awful than the drug of social media because the conversation is one way, and so I have been rewatching Whitechapel. It’s a drama series about murder, and possibly the supernatural, set in Whitechapel, and it is slightly rude to its residents because it posits the idea that Whitechapel is the gateway to hell.

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