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Posted: Tue Apr 05, 2005 4:39 pm   Post subject: Favourite TV Shows


What are your favourite tv shows guys and gals? They are a good indicator of a person's personality I reckon.

Here are some of mine off the top of my head:
- The Office (soooo good)
- Alan Partidge
- Doctor WHO (it's back wahey!)
- Fawlty Towers
- Monty Python
- Starsky and Hutch

There are lots more but I can't think of them right now. As you can probably tell I love British comedies!


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Posted: Tue Apr 05, 2005 6:11 pm   Post subject:


Fawlty Towers was a classic wasn't it? Very Happy

On the comedy side I also liked Mr Bean, (cracked me up Laughing Laughing ) Some Mother Do 'Ave 'em, Waiting for God, Yes Minister and The Good Life.
Now I tend to watch things like Animal Hospital, Traffic Cops and Air Sea Rescue. Apart from wildlife programmes I can honestly say that I don't find much to attract me to watching television these days.
I did, however, enjoy the real life 'Vets' in Practice.'
I've never been a "soap" fan and therefore would fail miserably in any competition to do with Coronation Street, East Enders, Neighbours or the like.
Oh, nearly forgot I also like 'Ground Force' although it was much better when Alan Titchmarsh was in it.


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Posted: Mon Jun 20, 2005 4:24 pm   Post subject:


I'm going to add some more to my list:

- Seinfeld
- Mythbusters (on the Discovery channel)
- Fraiser


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Posted: Mon Jun 20, 2005 7:03 pm   Post subject:


Think I will too. Laughing Laughing

Springwatch has to be there at the top even although it only lasted for three weeks. Looking forward to autumnwatch now. Very Happy

I actually enjoyed a 'soap' type series that was on until recently - 'Desperate Housewives' and now I'm hooked on the new series of 'Prisoner cell block H.'

That's about it as I try to limit my TV watching especially during the summer months.


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Posted: Tue Jun 21, 2005 12:11 am   Post subject:


Prisoner Cell Block H, I used to love that show. I used to watch it late night on ITV, this was in the middle of the 90s. All I remember now is ladies in prison wearing dungarees (accurate description?)

Deperate Housewives is harmless, very watchable but hardly brilliant. in the same league as the Sopranos I reckon.

I watch a lot of Letterman and Leno these days, strangely soothing TV Rolling Eyes


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Posted: Mon Mar 13, 2006 12:52 am   Post subject:


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Thought I would bring this topic back to life because we have many more members now Very Happy

Just read my last post. About my Desperate Housewives comment... I love that show now. It's cleverly written and very well put together.

Since last activity in this topic I have become addicted to Deal or No Deal on Channel 4 in the UK. I think our US members can see it on NBC.


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Posted: Mon Mar 13, 2006 4:36 am   Post subject:


From the Brits my favorites are

Rosemary and Thyme
Mulberry......they stopped production in mid story darn it but what they aired I have on VHS
Good Neighbors........aka The Good Life in UK
Dr. Who.....but only the Tom Baker ones and I have them all on VHS
Keeping Up Appearances....nooooo, it's Bouquet
Upstairs, Downstairs

We do not have cable, not many TV shows we like anyway so why pay a bundle to find out there are lots more of the same...but I do like

House..with Brit Hugh Laurie
NUMB3RS.....and yes I know there is a 3 instead of E that's the title of the show Very Happy
Globe Trekker
NCIS....love Abbie

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Posted: Mon Mar 13, 2006 5:18 am   Post subject:


I don't watch much tv. We didn't have one from 1989 until just last year and I didn't miss it. Brian watches Fox News and Cash in the Attic. Sometimes we catch Extreme Makeover:Home Edition but not every week. Guess I don't watch enough to have a favorite. dooley

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Posted: Mon Mar 13, 2006 3:51 pm   Post subject:


US shows I like are:
NCIS my favorite being retired Navy.
Fox news
Weather channel
America's Favorite Vidios
Brit shows:
Benny Hill reruns
Cash in the attic
Used to watch the Brit version of Antique Road Show.
I have a dish and get BBC in America and it used to be really good, but they have dropped a bunch of the shows I liked to watch.


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Posted: Mon Mar 13, 2006 4:50 pm   Post subject:


British shows
Rivercottage (great website also )
Anything with Bill Oddie Springwatch etc.
Jimmys Farm
All the BBC gardening programs
Father Ted , ( I have all the dvds )
Deal or no deal is the most irratating , stupid tv show on at the moment, Twisted Evil But I always manage to get to see the last 15 mins , if you watch it , its addictive Cool Bugs ps better go its 4.45pm
its on now


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Posted: Mon Mar 13, 2006 4:58 pm   Post subject:


Im a huge Survivor fan. But it shares a #1 spot for me with "Are you being Served" I LOVE THAT SHOW! But I havent watched it in a long while.


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Posted: Mon Mar 13, 2006 5:14 pm   Post subject:


Laughing For the old fogies out there
Anyone remember ,
Bat Masterson
MacKenzies Raiders
The Virginian (what was his name)not Trampas
The Man from Uncle , Napoleon Solo and Illya Kuriakan
The Fugitive
Rawhide
Laramie
Have Gun Will Travel
The High Chapparal (manolito and blue boy)

Cool Bugs


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Posted: Mon Mar 13, 2006 5:19 pm   Post subject:


Hey Bugs,
Now you are talking about the TV shows of my early teen years.

Illya Kuriakan.....David McCallum is now "Ducky" on NCIS

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Posted: Mon Mar 13, 2006 5:30 pm   Post subject:


Hi Toni , Robert Vaughan is on very good drama series on BBC called Hustle , he is showing his age very well , Laughing which is what we are not doing Laughing you can always tell a persons age by the tv shows they watched as kids ( I have fond memories of them all) Lots of people remember where they were when the one armed man was caught on the Fugitive .


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Randal and Hopkirk deceased, but the original.
Are you being served, love John Humphries!
Anything will Bill Oddie, except the Goodies!!
Nature shows, especially about bugs.
Midsummer Murders.
The Royal and Heartbeat are my Sunday night, end of the weekend, sitting in front of the box, eating tea and relaxing!

That's it really. We don't watch a lot of TV - the kids watch their shows like SpongeBob and PowerRangers, but we tend to watch the discovery type channels, or the music channels, especially Kerrang. Don't follow soaps and have trouble keeping up with any thing that is on over a few weeks.


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