Quote: Badge @ November 5 2009, 11:24 PM GMTIs that the fourth sequel to I ?
What are you watching on TV? Page 1,000
Quote: Badge @ November 5 2009, 11:24 PM GMTIs that the fourth sequel to I ?
You are Chappers and I claim my thrupenny bit!
Quote: Moonstone @ November 5 2009, 11:25 PM GMTPic 1. Who?
Pic 2. Who? and, from What?
Juliet, from Lost. You know of Lost yeah?
The 4400. I enjoyed it but, as always, it was cancelled (after season 4).
Quote: Nil Putters @ November 5 2009, 11:27 PM GMTJuliet, from Lost. You know of Lost yeah?
The 4400. I enjoyed it but, as always, it was cancelled (after season 4).
Alas, don't know either of them. Lost - I DID watch two episodes of before deciding it was piss shit boring.
>_<
Well, V has ended and I rather enjoyed it. I'll be watching the next one when it's out.
Yabba dabba feckin dooby doo! \O/
Be back later...
I won't be. 
Quote: zooo @ November 5 2009, 10:42 PM GMTEw, Kilroy.
I have to say, he might be a weird git, but I found myself in agreement with a lot of what he said. (I was hungover on a live edition of his BBC show years ago. They put a mic on me and sat me at the front, because I was talking a lot in the green room. Kilroy asked me "What's the answer, Tim?" and I swiftly educated the watching public as to the facts, thus helping the BBC to fulfil its remit.)
Peter Hain was a pompous twat, as usual. Nice one for Dimbleby getting him on the BNP issue at the end. 
Well I probably would have agreed with Hitler about a few issues! That don't always say much. 
I just hate how rude and smug he is, and how he constantly talks over everyone and repeats himself. Loved the woman telling him he was like one of the old men on The Muppets.
Quote: Tim Walker @ November 5 2009, 11:56 PM GMTI have to say, he might be a weird git, but I found myself in agreement with a lot of what he said. (I was hungover on a live edition of his BBC show years ago.)
Peter Hain was a pompous twat, as usual. Nice one for Dimbleby getting him on the BNP issue at the end.
Agreed, Hain is a right tosser. Kilroy used his 'mob management' skills on the audience - I mean he is really out of touch with almost everything - but he did come across well.
Yep, liked the Dimbley bitch slap at the end. Favourite line was from a member of the audience 'with all of our political powers being shifted to Brussels, shouldn't we pay MPs less money?'
Quote: zooo @ November 6 2009, 12:01 AM GMTLoved the woman telling him he was like one of the old men on The Muppets.
Didn't warm to that Natalie Haynes(?). She struck me as a bit of clever-clever little sixth form prefect type of madam, both smug and condescending. One of the few times I would have been glad to see a Lib Dem in the seat as usual.
And she was described as a "comedian"? Don't think she's done stand-up for many a year now. And wasn't very good when she did.
Yeah I was surprised to find she was apparently a comedian.
Quote: Renegade Carpark @ November 6 2009, 12:02 AM GMTYep, liked the Dimbley bitch slap at the end. Favourite line was from a member of the audience 'with all of our political powers being shifted to Brussels, shouldn't we pay MPs less money?'
And devolution.
We may as well just abolish the Houses of Parliament now - they're almost totally irrelevent.
Quote: zooo @ October 22 2009, 11:17 AM GMTI thought True Blood was terrible.
I enjoyed the first 3 episodes of True Blood, but the last 2 seem to be totally weird. Am I just 'uncool', or does anyone else feel the acting and story lines are totally beyond belief?
It's still good for the libido though
*edit - must remember to watch some high-brow stuff occasionally!*
Quote: Tim Walker @ November 5 2009, 11:56 PM GMTI have to say, he might be a weird git, but I found myself in agreement with a lot of what he said.
His opening bit got my only round of applause in this week's episode.
Quote: Tim Walker @ November 5 2009, 11:56 PM GMTPeter Hain was a pompous twat, as usual. Nice one for Dimbleby getting him on the BNP issue at the end.
Peter Hain is a c**t. Pity he made it out of South Africa alive.
Quote: Moonstone @ September 28 2009, 4:37 PM GMTDoes anyone think Merlin's good?
Yes.
Quote: Nil Putters @ September 28 2009, 5:09 PM GMTHole In The Wall is great though.
But nowhere near as good as the first series.