Have you seen Saxondale? A really good Coogan show, I think. Plenty would disagree, however.
I would always recommend Nathan Barley to anyone who hadn't seen it.
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Quote: David Bussell @ October 23 2009, 1:37 PM BSTTru Blood is pretty entertaining, if a bit daffy.
I really like True Blood! HBO quality, funny and good mythology. Can't wait for the next series.
Quote: john lucas 101 @ October 23 2009, 1:40 PM BSTHave you seen Saxondale? A really good Coogan show, I think. Plenty would disagree, however.
I would always recommend Nathan Barley to anyone who hadn't seen it.
Seen and enjoyed them both!
Quote: Nil Putters @ October 23 2009, 1:37 PM BSTIdeal
15 Storeys High
Duty FreeOne of these is a lie.
15 Storeys High is a good suggestion! Seen it, loved it, don't own it 
Ideal - Don't like Johnny Vegas and what I've seen, not keen on this show.
Duty Free -
Quote: Gavin @ October 23 2009, 1:39 PM BSTF**king hell. You are a pain. How about The one with Jack Dee? On BBC 3...Lead Balloon.
Nah.
I think Battlestar Galactica is amazing. I'm watching through again for the third time.
Father Ted
Seinfeld
Frasier
One Foot In The Grave
Black Books
Quote: greensville @ October 23 2009, 1:48 PM BSTI think Battlestar Galactica is amazing.
Agreed. There's a new (prequel) film out too.
Seinfeld - still need to see the last two series. Nice one.
Check out Deadwood- even if you have never been a big western fan the story of this South Dakota frontier town, operating outside the law and trying to cope with the inevitable encroachment of the United States, is fascinating to watch.
This is due not only to the intelligent themes and writing but loads of really big performances from classy actors who deserve more recognition; Brad Dourif as the overworked and put upon Doc Cochran, Robin Weigert as the irritating but good hearted drunk Calamity Jane and Powers Booth as the suave and sinister bar and brothel owner Cy Tolliver.
One face you will recognise is Ian McShane who dominates the series as the town's villainous fixer Al Swearingen, an amoral and ruthless but practical man who laments the passing of free enterprise at its most brazen and lawless. McShane's Swearingen will go down as one of the all time great TV performances and characters.
In case granddad likes Westerns for Christmas, be warned the language is a bit fruity to say the least.
Quote: youngian @ October 23 2009, 1:56 PM BSTCheck out Deadwood
Deadright.
Sorry youngian, watched the first series of Deadwood, hoped I'd enjoy it with every new episode, but I didn't.
Quote: Tim Walker @ October 23 2009, 2:02 PM BST
And a recording of Matt Berry Plays Ronnie Hazelhurst 
Quote: Leevil @ October 23 2009, 1:59 PM BSTSorry youngian, watched the first series of Deadwood, hoped I'd enjoy it with every new episode, but I didn't.
You're actually rasing my ire now, Leevil.
Quote: Nil Putters @ October 23 2009, 1:49 PM BSTFather Ted
Seinfeld
Frasier
One Foot In The Grave
Black BooksAgreed. There's a new (prequel) film out too.
Ah yes, The Plan. Can't wait to see that. Need to find out when it's out!
Snuff Box is worth a look if you haven't seen that. Some very funny stuff in that.
Quote: greensville @ October 23 2009, 2:11 PM BSTAh yes, The Plan. Can't wait to see that. Need to find out when it's out!
Out now if you know where to look. 