TV programs you're watching? - Page 56

Alena Lunae · #**1651** 10th November 2013, 06:04

Started getting into Educating Yorkshire.
I've come to the conclusion Yorkshire schools aren't much different from the Manchester ones, except ours was shaped like a prison with only a couple of ways to break out and I was a master at it. Mohaha! ~

iTz0kt0Bu · #**1652** 10th November 2013, 22:30

The revolution will be televised

ghost.of.an.englishman · #**1653** 15th November 2013, 13:16

Boardwalk Empire. Nice to see Van Alden finally going full badass, though I miss crazy old Gyp Rosetti.

Mr_Bean · #**1654** 19th November 2013, 17:48

Celebrity get me out of here.
Matthew Wright vs Joey Essex at eating squirmish stuff.

Pandapop · #**1655** 19th November 2013, 18:10

The Walking Dead

iTz0kt0Bu · #**1656** 20th November 2013, 20:18

Olly. · #**1657** 23rd November 2013, 15:10

About to watch (or try and watch) vintage Doctor Who in celebration of the 50th anniversary today, first doctor William Hartnell as well

Caribou · #**1658** 23rd November 2013, 17:41

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Originally Posted by Ollyh

About to watch (or try and watch) vintage Doctor Who in celebration of the 50th anniversary today, first doctor William Hartnell as well

The early ones are the best. I don't care for all this CGI stuff - far too slick for my liking. I like wobbly sets and naff monsters

Same with Star Trek

Excaliber · #**1659** 23rd November 2013, 18:39

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Originally Posted by retep

From the letters in the background, I'm assuming this is some form of a "cool" Question Time?

Olly. · #**1660** 23rd November 2013, 21:54

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Originally Posted by Tecumseh

The early ones are the best. I don't care for all this CGI stuff - far too slick for my liking. I like wobbly sets and naff monsters

Same with Star Trek

Same, the CGI looks amazing, but there's just something about the old ones, especially the 4th and 5th doctor for me that just beats the new ones. Oh and there's nowhere near as much silly, childish humour in the old ones as well that's put me off Matt Smith's doctor. Though one of the monsters in the one I just watched (The Dalek Invasion of Earth) was just hilariously unscary, the Daleks even then were quite scary, but this one monster that briefly turns up has to be the least scary monster I've ever seen because of how naff it was

squix · #**1661** 24th November 2013, 00:22

nikita

Caribou · #**1662** 24th November 2013, 00:58

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Originally Posted by Ollyh

Same, the CGI looks amazing, but there's just something about the old ones, especially the 4th and 5th doctor for me that just beats the new ones. Oh and there's nowhere near as much silly, childish humour in the old ones as well that's put me off Matt Smith's doctor. Though one of the monsters in the one I just watched (The Dalek Invasion of Earth) was just hilariously unscary, the Daleks even then were quite scary, but this one monster that briefly turns up has to be the least scary monster I've ever seen because of how naff it was

What was the monster?

MLP James · #**1663** 24th November 2013, 23:45

The last season of Breaking Bad.

Sunshine Recorder · #**1664** 24th November 2013, 23:53

^I'm currently watching through season 4 of BB. It's been ages since I've become this addicted to a TV programme.

iTz0kt0Bu · #**1665** 26th November 2013, 20:09

Obsessive compulsive cleaners

Seeing Louise's show house brings home the opinion that some people say of show room houses being lifeless. Whilst her home is nice and clean I was picturing the environment where I bet only obsessive cleaning goes on and nothing else, no people meeting her, not much relaxing or fun days etc.

Appear · #**1666** 26th November 2013, 20:15

Next week's Fresh Meat.

David K · #**1667** 26th November 2013, 20:44

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Originally Posted by Clarity

Count Arthur Strong

I didn't think it was very good at first, but it grew on me and I loved the final episodes. Then I went back and watched the first episode again and loved it, so I guess it's all about growing to like the characters.

Pink*Lady · #**1668** 27th November 2013, 00:01

An old episode of Silent Witness way back when Amanda Burton was in it.

MLP James · #**1669** 27th November 2013, 00:47

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Originally Posted by MLP James

The last season of Breaking Bad.

It's all over.

No more episodes to watch.

Appear · #**1670** 28th November 2013, 13:48

The apogee of daytime TV: Doctors.

Alex652 · #**1671** 28th November 2013, 14:46

Animal Odd Couples. One of the best programmes I've seen in a while. Certainly cheered me up after watching it.

Some examples of odd animal bonds on the programme are: a rhino with a sheep, a Cheetah (it may have been a Tiger) with a dog, and a cat with ducklings.

Its not exactly like a YouTube video or something, as it does have some Scientific views.

You can see it on iPlayer: http://www.bbc.co.uk/iplayer/episode...les_Episode_1/

Omar Little · #**1672** 29th November 2013, 00:00

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Originally Posted by ghost.of.an.englishman

This looks like a big spoiler. I'm only on episode 2, and i'm guessing by the date this was posted it must happen near the end of the season.
I don't really care, but someone else might.

daveysurfy · #**1673** 29th November 2013, 02:14

Did anyone watch those programs about the cold war and the jets britian built after the 2nd world war on the bbc?
the cold war one was very interesting I thought

Reclue · #**1674** 29th November 2013, 02:57

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Originally Posted by Tabitha

Not sure about Brotherhood of Man though

What do you mean.

Save all your kisses for me is a classic

Without that there'd have been no Buck Fizz Making your mind up

ghost.of.an.englishman · #**1675** 29th November 2013, 11:32

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Originally Posted by Omar Little

This looks like a big spoiler. I'm only on episode 2, and i'm guessing by the date this was posted it must happen near the end of the season.
I don't really care, but someone else might.

well...I wouldn't want to spoil anything for anyone. Edit made. Hope you're liking the new season!

Omar Little · #**1676** 29th November 2013, 11:40

^I'm struggling to get into it, i think it's because I really don't like Nucky anymore.

Has it been a good season? Where would you rank it in relation to the other seasons?

Concept · #**1677** 29th November 2013, 11:49

Don't know where my previous post disappeared to, but I'd rank the seasons 2>4>1>3.

Well worth watching, though it takes a while to build up. Less Nucky too.

Omar Little · #**1678** 29th November 2013, 11:59

^Less Nucky is a definite plus for me.

You didn't care much for 3? 3 was my favourite season, mostly because of that brute Gyp, he made for good viewing.

Concept · #**1679** 29th November 2013, 12:03

I was a bit tired of the villan-of-the-season trope and he felt a tad cartoonish towards the end. It got a bit old how it seemed that in every scene he was in you felt he was going to do something horrible to someone.

ghost.of.an.englishman · #**1680** 29th November 2013, 12:06

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Originally Posted by Omar Little

^I'm struggling to get into it, i think it's because I really don't like Nucky anymore.

Has it been a good season? Where would you rank it in relation to the other seasons?

I found it a bit slow at first too, but there are quite a few things I liked about the season: van Alden's arc, namely him turning full bad ass, Dr Narcisse, who I ended up liking though I wasn't a fan at first, and seeing more of other characters like Chalky and Al Capone, who were more peripheral in the other seasons. Also there's very little Margaret (thank Christ....)

I'd rank the seasons 2, 3, 4 then 1.