Quote: AndreaLynne @ November 18 2009, 1:14 AM GMTOk, is that bad?
Imagine a somewhat lovable goon on a mainstream sitcom. Now imagine him with a beard and appearing on your TV every 5 minutes, being a complete cock spouting on about BT vision with a ultra-postmodern family he adopted but never spends time with, because he's so bloody wireless. Imagine that, Andie.
Now imagine punching his face. Feels good doesn't it? Mmm...
He's in Love Actually, actually. Actually, that about seals the deal for me. 
Not a fan of mediocrity, Tim?
Only my own. 
My mate Paul Sinha did a whole Edinburgh show one year about how much he disliked Love Actually. A full 1hr +. And where is Richard Curtis now, eh? 
Just finished watching Enid on iPlayer. Very good, although they did take certain liberties regarding dates, but ah well
Brazil on DVD. Great film, but like an episode of Coming of Age, it could do with losing half an hour from its running time.
Quote: Tim Walker @ November 18 2009, 1:04 AM GMTPlus it's got the lovely and gorgeous Helena Bonham-Carter in.
Quote: Badge @ November 18 2009, 1:08 AM GMTI <3 Helena Bonham Carter.
Who was it that said I look like her at the BCG meet-up? 
They are now even more clearly wrong.
Quote: david carmon @ November 18 2009, 2:44 AM GMTJust finished watching Enid on iPlayer. Very good, although they did take certain liberties regarding dates, but ah well
Wasn't it just another BBC Four hatchet job on a famous dead person who can no longer sue?
Cloverfield. Despite the Phone Shop thin characterisations, once it kicked off it was a hoot. And I liked the Lovecraftian monster.
Is it just me, or does Paradox starting on BBC1 soon look quite good?
Quote: chipolata @ November 19 2009, 11:48 AM GMTIs it just me, or does Paradox starting on BBC1 soon look quite good?
Yes. Looks a bit Flash Forward. Although I'm sure that comparison will put some people off.
Gordon Brown on This Morning. Of course they had to ask him what he thinks about Jedwood. 
(He likes Stacey best.)
Quote: john lucas 101 @ November 19 2009, 11:53 AM GMTYes. Looks a bit Flash Forward. Although I'm sure that comparison will put some people off.
I'm still watching Flash Forward. And enjoying it! 
When are the Beeb going to screen their remake of Day of the Triffids? They sure are keeping me waiting . . .
Last night I watched an excellent filmed play called 'The Hide', starring none other than Julius Nicholson himself, Alex McQueen! I imagined it to be the further adventures of Julius, after he is removed from government and becomes a reclusive nutter . . .