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Quote: chipolata @ November 26 2008, 1:40 PM GMT

Six Feet Under. I tried to like it but it just felt like a pile of pretentious gay wank a lot of the time.

Ah, now that's possibly my favourite ever programme. I wonder if that makes me a pretentious gay wanker! You should have given it a chance, Chip; not sure where you get the pretentious angle from.

Quote: john lucas 101 @ November 26 2008, 1:47 PM GMT

Ah, now that's possibly my favourite ever programme. I wonder if that makes me a pretentious gay wanker! You should have given it a chance, Chip; not sure where you get the pretentious angle from.

Bizarrely, I did actually watch quite a lot of Six Feet Under. And there was stuff I liked in it - notably the incredibly repressed mother and her gay son (especially in the early seasons) - but the daughter got on my nerves. And the Peter Kraus character - he seemed such a drip.

Quote: chipolata @ November 26 2008, 1:50 PM GMT

And the Peter Kraus character - he seemed such a drip.

He was my favourite!

Quote: john lucas 101 @ November 26 2008, 1:54 PM GMT

He was my favourite!

He drifted around like he was in a coma every episode! I like a bit more spunk in my characters.

Quote: chipolata @ November 26 2008, 1:55 PM GMT

He drifted around like he was in a coma every episode! I like a bit more spunk in my characters.

Well there was plenty of spunk in most of the other characters.

*Oh dear. I made a slight gay joke. I am a shameful bastard. *

Hey again, I like Friends, but, for what it was then, not what it is now...
Spaced was ok, but, nothing really happened for the whole two seris', however, I do like some of Simon Pegg's work.

As for sitcoms I would consider good, Peep Show is consistantly awesome, The Smoking Room was good as is The Mighty Boosh and Extras. I do like The Office but woldn't watch it again. Also, I think Two And A Half Men is worth a mention, consistently tight writing.
Oh and The Inbetweeners which was great one through six.

As for bad comedies, well let's be frank. There's more worse ones than there are good, but I partically dislike My Family, Teenage Kicks, and Scrubs (but the supproting cast make it watchable). Can't think of anything else I partically don't like. Actually, Only Fools And Horses 'the Uncle Albert era'. The first two series were brilliant, then it got boring and tedious.

Well, that's my two cents... Laters.

Edited by Aaron.

Quote: zooo @ November 26 2008, 1:33 AM GMT

Aw, was that Ant?

*shrug* Just like orientals, they all look the same to me.

Quote: Matthew Stott @ November 26 2008, 10:09 AM GMT

Really? I'd be surprised if they did. Pleasently so, though.

Pleasantly*

Quote: Aaron @ November 26 2008, 3:29 PM GMT

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Pleasantly*

Sick

Not a TV show, but film: The Dark Knight. Just plain boring. And no matter how many virginal geeks tell me it's high art, I don't buy it.

Quote: chipolata @ November 26 2008, 5:05 PM GMT

Not a TV show, but film: The Dark Knight. Just plain boring. And no matter how many virginal geeks tell me it's high art, I don't buy it.

Just got this amongst 3 new DVD and have to agree......Tropic Thunder and Step Brothers kicked it's arse :D

Quote: Pete @ November 26 2008, 5:06 PM GMT

Just got Step Brothers kicked it's arse :D

Step Brothers was crap.

Quote: Pete @ November 26 2008, 5:06 PM GMT

Just got this amongst 3 new DVD and have to agree......Tropic Thunder and Step Brothers kicked it's arse :D

Why buy a DVD, of a film, you haven't seen? :S I don't get it?

[virginal geek]I thought TDK was awesome btw[/virginal geek]

Quote: Nil Putters @ November 26 2008, 5:13 PM GMT

[virginal geek]I thought TDK was awesome btw[/virginal geek]

Sex with other geeks doesn't count as proper sex.

Another film that left me cold was Appocalypse Now.

Quote: chipolata @ November 26 2008, 5:16 PM GMT

Sex with other geeks doesn't count as proper sex.

Another film that left me cold was Apocalypse Now.

Laughing out loud Your mum didn't think so. Whistling nnocently

*shakes head*

Quote: Nil Putters @ November 26 2008, 5:13 PM GMT

Why buy a DVD, of a film, you haven't seen? :S I don't get it?

I do that all the time; if it's something I wanted to see and it's on the cheap.

Quote: Nil Putters @ November 26 2008, 5:25 PM GMT

Laughing out loud Your mum didn't think so. Whistling nnocently

Laughing out loud

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