TV programs you're watching? - Page 83

Pandapop · #**2461** 18th February 2015, 08:31

Louis and the Nazis

I love Louis, want him to make new documentaries

likeme · #**2462** 18th February 2015, 08:40

None, they are all utterly rubbish.

Page · #**2463** 18th February 2015, 21:33

It has finished now but I thought Count Arthur Strong was really funny - better than the first series.

And the girl in the cafe was gorgeous.

Appear · #**2464** 19th February 2015, 23:22

I've got The Romanians Are Coming on in the background while I do other stuff, but the bits I'm catching are definitely making me feel less sorry for myself and my own situation. Some people really do have it incredibly tough. Some of them sleep in sheltered car parks. I wouldn't last a night without a duvet and my normal home comforts in a Centre Parcs.

J Stabler · #**2465** 20th February 2015, 21:31

Dexter (season 2, episode 5).

Pandapop · #**2466** 21st February 2015, 02:31

Dance Moms

incommunicado · #**2467** 21st February 2015, 18:55

Gogglebox, good honest real people who agree with me, thank god it's back.

waine · #**2468** 21st February 2015, 20:40

didn't mind count Arthur strong
also watching carry on films never seen them before
damn tv is amazing

lily34 · #**2469** 22nd February 2015, 13:01

Last Tango In Halifax. It's great - love it

Mo34 · #**2470** 22nd February 2015, 14:08

^
Ooo Ta for the heads up about stand by me. I've been struggling to find something to watch.

Tembo · #**2471** 22nd February 2015, 16:29

The Casual Vacancy.

Actually quite enjoyed this. Not usually a fan of tv dramas.

Is set in this "chocolate box" type village, like soooo many tv dramas, but what makes it more realistic is that it also has a council estate as part of the setting. Seem to be some good interesting characters in it as well.

Indigo_ · #**2472** 22nd February 2015, 17:26

^ I enjoyed that too. It's on again tonight

Pandapop · #**2473** 22nd February 2015, 22:59

Live from the red carpet

Concept · #**2474** 23rd February 2015, 04:10

Death Note, Weekly Wipe. I have a feeling Death Note's about to get a bit shit. No way they hold this tension for thirty seven episodes.

MLP James · #**2475** 23rd February 2015, 04:20

^ Did you get up to episode 25 yet?

I've sort of been watching Fist of the North Star. I really ridiculous and awesome, I'm just lazy and can't concentrate on stuff right now, need to get back to it.

Unnecessarily Long Username_1 · #**2476** 24th February 2015, 01:06

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Originally Posted by CaveGirl

Catastrophe- Really funny and sweet in places. I like Rob Delaney even more after reading his funny views on women's pubic hair but the ending was too soapy. 8/10

I met him a couple of years ago after a show, and he's a really nice guy. His stand-up is filthily vulgar, but he somehow avoids coming across as sleazy or offensive. I enjoyed Catastrophe, but it's a shame UK series aren't longer. Six episodes aren't enough.

alan78 · #**2477** 24th February 2015, 10:38

i love the american office,so so funny,especially kevin and dwight

Appear · #**2478** 24th February 2015, 11:47

^^ I've been watching that too, but mainly because Rob Delaney does things to me I can't describe in good conscience.

Pandapop · #**2479** 26th February 2015, 12:18

Catfish

Love the co host

he's so funny.

Mr. Nobody · #**2480** 26th February 2015, 13:22

watching Megastructures,

it was out ages ago on STV but managed to pick up a DVD of it all for pennies

something about huge construction projects really draws my interest.
but then I do work in the construction industry lol

waine · #**2481** 27th February 2015, 17:29

The big painting challenge

I used to enjoy show me the Monet

waine · #**2482** 27th February 2015, 17:32

Room 101
barging around Britain with John sergeant
Bangkok airport
saints and sinners: britains millennium of monasteries
Charlie brooker's weekly wipe

Caribou · #**2483** 27th February 2015, 17:34

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Originally Posted by waine

Charlie brooker's weekly wipe

I'm in love with Philomena Cunk

Caribou · #**2484** 27th February 2015, 17:49

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Originally Posted by 7279616E

Those interviews with the experts are *excruciating*

I know

Appear · #**2485** 27th February 2015, 18:04

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Originally Posted by Caribou

I'm in love with Philomena Cunk

You know she's mine. Hands off. You can have Barry Shitpeas. He has a far more advanced bum-slapping technique anyway:

Caribou · #**2486** 27th February 2015, 18:29

I don't want bloody Barry Shitpeas

Custard_cream · #**2487** 27th February 2015, 19:03

Emmerdale.

Tembo · #**2488** 27th February 2015, 21:38

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Originally Posted by Caribou

I'm in love with Philomena Cunk

I used to find her a bit irritating, but now I think she's absolutely hilarious.

"When you think about it, thinking about thinking is the hardest sort of thinking there is, which makes you think"

Caribou · #**2489** 27th February 2015, 22:07

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Originally Posted by Telex

I used to find her a bit irritating, but now I think she's absolutely hilarious.

"When you think about it, thinking about thinking is the hardest sort of thinking there is, which makes you think"

Haha

Quote:

Originally Posted by Philomena Cunk

The computer was invented by Charles Babbage in 1822, but it didn't have a screen so no one knew what it was doing.

Caribou · #**2490** 27th February 2015, 22:09

Quote:

Originally Posted by Wulfgar

Good god. Watching gogglebox and just seen a woman season her placenta after having a baby - wtf gross!!

I just saw that as well