Quote: EllieJP @ February 7 2010, 6:45 PM GMTBlondie?
Yeah, and she's in the lead now. 
What are you watching on TV? Page 1,096
I know - sucks.
Quote: EllieJP @ February 7 2010, 6:59 PM GMTI know - sucks.
Yay! She didn't win! 
Yey! 
Does the Animal Planet channel air in the UK? Just wondering if you'll be able to tune in to Puppy Bowl VI.
Quote: David Carmon @ February 7 2010, 1:42 PM GMTI was watching Skins earlier on 4OD, gone a bit iffy now.
First two series were fantastic, but these newer episodes have some really clunking lines of dialogue/acting.
Apparently Channel Four are going to stop showing Friends this year; so no more endless E4 repeats:
Channel 4 is to stop airing Friends after 15 years – leaving a huge hole in E4's schedule.
The digital channel airs 23 hours of the sitcom every week: three hours on weekdays and four on weekends.
Comedy Central has picked up a deal on the repeats, giving it exclusive rights for four years from October 2011.
C4 says the move – along with its recent decision to axe Big Brother – will free funds to develop new British content and buy new American shows.
Gill Hay, Channel 4's head of acquisitions said: 'After 15 years, 10 hit series and 236 terrific episodes it's time to say goodbye to old Friends and welcome new ones, in the form of more comedy, drama and entertainment from the US and UK.
'We are incredibly proud to have been the home of Friends for so long, but at a point when the channel is undergoing a period of creative renewal it felt like the right time to part company.'
Comedy imports across the Channel 4 group include Glee, The Cleveland Show, The Big Bang Theory and How I Met Your Mother.
Thank god.
I'm not surprised you're happy, Gav. Now you'll have endless repeats of Glee!
Quote: Leevil @ February 10 2010, 3:39 PM GMTI'm not surprised you're happy, Gav. Now you'll have endless repeats of Glee!
Gonna get my Glee on.
Gleevil.
Eggheads!
Why do they keep winning? I think they need to change the rules!
The Simpsons.
Oh and I agree with you Chappers - so frustrating.
Just about to watch The Big Easy. Dennis Quaid's finest 96 minutes.