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    Post by Jan1 Mon Feb 08 2016, 11:44

    Yes Morse, Lewis and Dalziel and Pascoe are all good.

    Don't watch Death In Paradise, but it must be popular it's in its 5th series I think!

    Endeavour ... about the young Morse ... is good too.
    Anyone watch that?

    All the best Jan
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    Post by Andy12345 Mon Feb 08 2016, 18:30

    haven't read this thread in forever, sorry if its been mentioned before, Lucky Man with James Nesbit, very good, episodes 1 2 3 on sky top picks
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    Post by Jan1 Thu Feb 11 2016, 10:51

    Andy12345 wrote:haven't read this thread in forever, sorry if its been mentioned before, Lucky Man with James Nesbit, very good, episodes 1 2 3 on sky top picks

    James Nesbit is a great actor and has appeared in some excellent series... I'm thinking of Cold Feet for instance ...

    All the best Jan
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    Post by Paul1976 Thu Feb 11 2016, 11:04

    I thought James Nesbitt was very good in that series 'The missing'...Haven't seen any of his other stuff though.
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    Post by chris c Thu Feb 11 2016, 19:53

    Oh yes I forgot "Endeavour". They are the sort of carefully crafted TV that bears watching more than once, even if you remember whodunnit the detail is excellent. Some nice props too, vintage vehicles, furniture and music. They are getting over-repeated now though, like CSI/Law And Order.

    Death In Paradise is typical BBC, they start with something quirky and original then gradually dumb it down and replace the characters with actors/actresses who are "celebrities".
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    Post by Jan1 Sun Feb 14 2016, 11:59

    Well Saturday night BBC 4 viewing is now 'Trapped'

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    and as Mrs P says ...

    Well, that was a brilliant start. This is a high quality crime drama that has the potential to develop into a really great series. The first episode set up the different strands of the narrative very nicely: a mysterious fire, the ferry’s arrival, the discovery of the body and the complex personal life of police chief Andri. The actors are great, the writing is crisp with occasional wry humour, and the cinematography is excellent, making the most of the dramatic Icelandic landscape and weather. Wrap up warm when watching, because it’s almost impossible not to feel chilly with that blizzard swirling around.

    Link to Mrs P here
    https://mrspeabodyinvestigates.wordpress.com/2016/02/08/trapped-new-icelandic-crime-drama-airs-saturday-13-february-on-bbc4/

    All the best Jan
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    Post by Jan1 Sun Feb 14 2016, 14:49

    Does anyone here watch 'The Jump' ?
    It seems it's always in the news with the celebrities breaking bones - ending up in hospital - not good.

    Why do it ?

    Answers on a postcard please ?

    All the best Jan
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    Post by mo1905 Sun Feb 14 2016, 16:14

    They do it cos they get a free holiday and wads of cash ! The show is dire, the celebrities Z list ! I am enjoying Lucky Man though. However, I do get a bit frustrated with James Nesbit's eyebrows !! Are they real ?
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    Post by Jan1 Mon Feb 15 2016, 11:17

    "They do it cos they get a free holiday and wads of cash ! The show is dire, the celebrities Z list !"

    Agree the show is dire ... I read there was yet another accident ... think the TV company should pull the plug on this show - don't know how many viewers it attracts!

    Now I do watch The Voice ...  Embarassed

    All the best Jan
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    Post by chris c Mon Feb 15 2016, 18:07

    Scary that she was a gymnast and some of the other injured were athletes.
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    Post by Jan1 Mon Feb 15 2016, 19:31

    chris c wrote:Scary that she was a gymnast and some of the other injured were athletes.

    Yes, I thought that too ...

    You also never know, later in life, the consequences of some of these falls, accidents.

    Do they really need the money?
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    Post by Andy12345 Mon Feb 15 2016, 19:46

    Haven't watched it, but if infamous famous people are getting hurt i may have to have a look Smile

    don't like the voice or programmes like that because of the talking in between, i do however like to watch the voice on youtube, edited down to just the singing, no taking/pitching and its world wide, for example

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    Post by Eddie Mon Feb 15 2016, 19:56

    What we need is a game on TV for Z list celebs like Running Man. Ten start, each week one meets a very grizzly end, last one alive picks up 10 million quid. The viewing figures would be stratospheric.
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    Post by Andy12345 Mon Feb 15 2016, 20:07

    I'm being chased by ant and dec, get me out of here, they are trying to kill me and I'm a celebrity
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    Post by Eddie Mon Feb 15 2016, 20:13

    Andy12345 wrote:I'm being chased by ant and dec, get me out of here, they are trying to kill me and I'm a celebrity

    Ant and Dec would be the first two on my Z list.

    Come on folks who would be on your list for the Running Man Gig?

    My first apart from the above would be Simon Cowell and Jeremy Kyle.
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    Post by Andy12345 Mon Feb 15 2016, 20:18

    wow that would be a long list, i hate that woman on the voice panel she is number one, closely followed by the sappy dude at the end, everyone thats every been on celebrity jungle, that geeza that does the dating show where all the girls turn their light off *shudder*

    hey this is our version of an A to Z game

    A to Z of celebrities you want to kill

    Laughing
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    Post by Eddie Mon Feb 15 2016, 20:29

    Agree. Another one for my Running Man Game Bruce Forsyth, he should have been pensioned off 25 years ago. What's the betting when he croaks they embalm him and wheel him on 'a la' Hannibal Lecter for the Christmas Grand Finale. Nice to smell ya, to smell ya not! affraid


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    Post by Andy12345 Mon Feb 15 2016, 20:31

    i have a signed photo to me from bruce in my showroom, lol we did his house, he's alright i reckon, and his wife is..... is..... *sigh*

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    Post by Eddie Mon Feb 15 2016, 20:33

    Andy12345 wrote:i have a signed photo to me from bruce in my showroom, lol we did his house, he's alright i reckon, and his wife is..... is..... *sigh*

    Smile

    Grovelling wretch rofl
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    Post by Andy12345 Mon Feb 15 2016, 20:34

    lol, you think bruce is a fan of the site? Smile
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    Post by Andy12345 Mon Feb 15 2016, 20:41

    louis walsh, put him in
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    Post by Eddie Mon Feb 15 2016, 20:46

    Andy12345 wrote:lol, you think bruce is a fan of the site? Smile

    Is anyone a fan of this site? OK Jan loves it, I'm wondering if we could turn the joint into fishing forum.
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    Post by Andy12345 Mon Feb 15 2016, 20:59

    Yes I'm a fan, of both hehe maybe cos no one else will put up with me
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    Post by Eddie Mon Feb 15 2016, 21:04

    Yeah I know mate. I find fishing films so relaxing, especially the Pullen due of father and son, and old Chris Yates type stuff. Time for some un-winding after a tough day on twitter winding LCHF antis up.
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    Post by Andy12345 Mon Feb 15 2016, 21:07

    I've got a stack of DVDs everyone buys me them, and I have a signed John Wilson book, me a book Shocked lol I had to buy it to get him to sign it, I've read a few pages

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