What are we watching on TV?

staffordjas

staffordjas

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Watching ( recorded) ' Going Straight/ going home' , follow on from porridge with Ronnie Barker when he got out of nick ,

Stafford Train station just appeared on it , when the their train stopped there! 😂
 
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arthur

arthur

Nixon Garden Neatness
Binge watched Virdee - excellent series
Started watching the new series of The Bay - good
Always return to Last of the Summer Wine - it makes me laugh out loud.
 
Gramaisc

Gramaisc

Forum O. G.
Me and the cat have just watched Dark Star, as predicted elsewhere. It was well worth moving it up the schedule, as a result of @The Hawk's comment.

I probably haven't seen it for over a decade and the end does still work, even if you do know it's coming.


The Prisoner was completed, with the latter episodes getting steadily more bonkers and 'performative' in a very avant-garde style. great stuff, though. Back again in a few years, I think.

Not sure what's next now.
 
Glam

Glam

Mad Cat Woman
Gramaisc said:
Me and the cat have just watched Dark Star, as predicted elsewhere. It was well worth moving it up the schedule, as a result of @The Hawk's comment.

I probably haven't seen it for over a decade and the end does still work, even if you do know it's coming.


The Prisoner was completed, with the latter episodes getting steadily more bonkers and 'performative' in a very avant-garde style. great stuff, though. Back again in a few years, I think.

Not sure what's next now.
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Re Run of The Likely Lads?
 
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DeltaHotel

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Channel 4 Films
 
LilyWoo

LilyWoo

A few posts under my belt
Carole said:
Is there a thread about this or is everyone too busy/intelligent to watch TV?

So..I am watching


Last Tango to Halifax.

Strictly Come Dancing

I'm a celebrity get me out of here ( yes me and another 10 million. Dont knock it if you haven't tried it)

Coronation st. ( yes me and another 10 million...see above)
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I watched the full four hours of Kenneth Brammagh's Hamlet last night. I think Shakespeare could have lost about a quarter of the dialogue without anyone noticing. But, yeah, it was pretty cool. But I still reckon I could have done the "I have of late..." monologue with more authenticity. And a cigarette. That scene needs cigarettes.
 
Carole

Carole

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We wasted time watching The Au Pair, what a load of tosh. That’s 4 hours of my life that I won’t get back.

Then we watched The Bay. Much more my cup of tea. Fabulous drama, superb acting.
Spoiled somewhat by husband pointing at the TV in the first 5 minutes saying “he did it” and he was right.
 
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