What TV do you watch?
10 November 2009, 09:36 PM
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Out of what is currently on this week:
Life
Autumn Watch
Lie to Me (absolutely superb and only seen 2 episodes so far)
NCIS Los Angeles
Flash Forward (been recording but only watched one episode so far)
Heroes (download torrents of the US shows)
Ross Kemp stuff as missed all the original runs
Strictly as the Mrs is an avid fan
Life
Autumn Watch
Lie to Me (absolutely superb and only seen 2 episodes so far)
NCIS Los Angeles
Flash Forward (been recording but only watched one episode so far)
Heroes (download torrents of the US shows)
Ross Kemp stuff as missed all the original runs
Strictly as the Mrs is an avid fan
11 November 2009, 12:28 AM
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Man Utd (although i'll happily watch Cheltenham vs Chesterfield!!)
MOTD (plus any chimps league stuff)
Southpark
Simpsons
Futurama
Topgear / 5th gear / wrecks to riches
motoGP WRC & F1 (in that order of preference)
Dog Whisperer (the guy knows his stuff)
Discovery / Nature channels
Since we got HD we tend to look through those channels first and would always watch something we're mildly interested in from that list, rather than a usual programme thats in standard def. Said it wouldn't really bother me until i got it - now there's no comparison!!!!
MOTD (plus any chimps league stuff)
Southpark
Simpsons
Futurama
Topgear / 5th gear / wrecks to riches
motoGP WRC & F1 (in that order of preference)
Dog Whisperer (the guy knows his stuff)
Discovery / Nature channels
Since we got HD we tend to look through those channels first and would always watch something we're mildly interested in from that list, rather than a usual programme thats in standard def. Said it wouldn't really bother me until i got it - now there's no comparison!!!!
11 November 2009, 01:57 AM
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Lie to me, that's the new Tim Roth show where he's some psychologist with severe expertise in reading body language, isn't it? Seen trailers for it but haven't had a chance to watch it yet.
11 November 2009, 09:51 AM
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"Your lying"
"No I'm not"
"I can tell, I'm ace at this"
"Oh OK, it was me"
But its still worth watching. Although he slouches which annoys me.
Much like Fringe is good but a bit samey when the episode isn't moving the underlying story forward.
"Thats nasty and a bit spooky"
"I'm far to cool for school and my dad is bonkers"
"Thats right, I really am bonkers -wa gibber gibber"
"So what is it"
"I don't know but I worked on something similar before I went bonkers so leave it to me!"
"Job done, lets go home gibber gibber"
I look forward to watching Fringe
11 November 2009, 10:28 AM
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Its good TV. Gets a bit samey
Much like Fringe is good but a bit samey when the episode isn't moving the underlying story forward.
"Thats nasty and a bit spooky"
"I'm far to cool for school and my dad is bonkers"
"Thats right, I really am bonkers -wa gibber gibber"
"So what is it"
"I don't know but I worked on something similar before I went bonkers so leave it to me!"
"Job done, lets go home gibber gibber"
I look forward to watching Fringe
Much like Fringe is good but a bit samey when the episode isn't moving the underlying story forward.
"Thats nasty and a bit spooky"
"I'm far to cool for school and my dad is bonkers"
"Thats right, I really am bonkers -wa gibber gibber"
"So what is it"
"I don't know but I worked on something similar before I went bonkers so leave it to me!"
"Job done, lets go home gibber gibber"
I look forward to watching Fringe
Simpsons
Family Guy
Fringe
Generation Kill
Life
Top Gear
Jeremy Kyle
(this is to feel better about myself 
)True Blood
Gadget Show
11 November 2009, 11:50 AM
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Good synopsis of Fringe actually Personally I reckon the reason Walter went all dribbly is because he's actually from the other side. He made many visits there and back, eventually bringing Peter back with him when he died in our reality, and then after one too many trips he just ga-ga. It's probably a similar reason why Belly can't come back here too often either, too much stress.
Personally I reckon the reason Walter went all dribbly is because he's actually from the other side. He made many visits there and back, eventually bringing Peter back with him when he died in our reality, and then after one too many trips he just ga-ga. It's probably a similar reason why Belly can't come back here too often either, too much stress.
11 November 2009, 02:56 PM
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James May Toy Stories
NCIS
2.5 men
Ray Mears
River Cottage
Californication, which reminds me, I must get my hands on season 3.
A town called Eureka
Top gear occasionally
Refuse point blank to watch Autumn watch as its being dumbed down.
NCIS
2.5 men
Ray Mears
River Cottage
Californication, which reminds me, I must get my hands on season 3.
A town called Eureka
Top gear occasionally
Refuse point blank to watch Autumn watch as its being dumbed down.
11 November 2009, 03:45 PM
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May's toy stories
Family Guy
Simpsons
TV Burp
Skysports HD premiership football
F1
WRC
MOTO GP
Hells Kitchen
F Word
Flash Forward
BBC Breakfast news
Lost
Heroes
Gadget show - although I'm rapidly losing interest in that now
Topgear - same as interest as previous entry
Xfactor, but results only
Ross Kemp - afghanistan
Podge and Rodge - brilliant programme
Family Guy
Simpsons
TV Burp
Skysports HD premiership football
F1
WRC
MOTO GP
Hells Kitchen
F Word
Flash Forward
BBC Breakfast news
Lost
Heroes
Gadget show - although I'm rapidly losing interest in that now
Topgear - same as interest as previous entry
Xfactor, but results only
Ross Kemp - afghanistan
Podge and Rodge - brilliant programme
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11 November 2009, 05:51 PM
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James May, QI, Buzzcocks, Have i got news..., Burn Notice, Chuck, Doctor Who dependant on how many times i have seen the episode, Deadliest Catch, Spongebob and How it's made (with the kids we all enjoy it)
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