TV chat, what are you watching? #6

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Postby Stooo » Fri Apr 05, 2024 9:05 pm

Blinded By The Light on BBC3, grinned the whole way through :pmsl:
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Re: TV chat, what are you watching? #6

Postby Iteats » Fri Apr 05, 2024 9:52 pm

Stooo wrote:Blinded By The Light on BBC3, grinned the whole way through :pmsl:


https://www.imdb.com/title/tt8266310/ this one?

Looks like one of them hippy films :woteva:




I might watch it in a few days :smilin:
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Postby Guest » Sat Apr 06, 2024 9:14 am

Star Trek Discovery’s latest series.
Excellent as always.
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Postby Stooo » Sat Apr 06, 2024 2:50 pm

Iteats wrote:
Stooo wrote:Blinded By The Light on BBC3, grinned the whole way through :pmsl:


https://www.imdb.com/title/tt8266310/ this one?

Looks like one of them hippy films :woteva:




I might watch it in a few days :smilin:


I was right in the mood for it, some sad bits to balance it but basically Romeo and Juliet/West Side Story set in England with a bit of Bangla and of course The Boss :wubwub: :twirl:
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Re: TV chat, what are you watching? #6

Postby Iteats » Sat Apr 06, 2024 3:00 pm

Stooo wrote:
Iteats wrote:
Stooo wrote:Blinded By The Light on BBC3, grinned the whole way through :pmsl:


https://www.imdb.com/title/tt8266310/ this one?

Looks like one of them hippy films :woteva:




I might watch it in a few days :smilin:


I was right in the mood for it, some sad bits to balance it but basically Romeo and Juliet/West Side Story set in England with a bit of Bangla and of course The Boss :wubwub: :twirl:


I watched it last night, quite enjoyable with the music and seeing all the 'old' cars and clothes :canny:
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Re: TV chat, what are you watching? #6

Postby Stooo » Sat Apr 06, 2024 3:05 pm

Iteats wrote:I watched it last night, quite enjoyable with the music and seeing all the 'old' cars and clothes :canny:


That yellow Viva :ooer: I used to have a beast of a 2.3 Firenza :thud:
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Re: TV chat, what are you watching? #6

Postby Iteats » Sat Apr 06, 2024 5:10 pm

Stooo wrote:
Iteats wrote:I watched it last night, quite enjoyable with the music and seeing all the 'old' cars and clothes :canny:


That yellow Viva :ooer: I used to have a beast of a 2.3 Firenza :thud:


I trust you didn't have to bump start it so much :canny:
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Re: TV chat, what are you watching? #6

Postby Iteats » Sat Apr 06, 2024 8:11 pm

Last week I re-watched Dune in preparation for part 2 this week and I think Frank Herbert would be very pleased with these two adaptations.
Part 3 is in development and I hope they keep the quality high and the cast members on board.

A re-watch of part 2 will be happening very soon :smilin:
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Postby Guest » Sat Apr 06, 2024 8:16 pm

Rebel Moon pt 1 again, in anticipation of pt 2 :thumbsup:
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Re: TV chat, what are you watching? #6

Postby Stooo » Sat Apr 06, 2024 9:31 pm

There's a bit of an ABBA fest happening on BBC2 :canny:
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Re: TV chat, what are you watching? #6

Postby Guest » Sun Apr 07, 2024 8:53 am

Stooo wrote:There's a bit of an ABBA fest happening on BBC2 :canny:


They’re timeless, and will always have a massive fan base, even in decades to come.
Catchy simple tunes that even the tone deaf can sing along to, and ones that will get everyone up dancing.
ABBA are a musical phenomenon just like Elvis, that will inspire people years from now.
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Re: TV chat, what are you watching? #6

Postby HobbitFeet » Sun Apr 07, 2024 10:36 am

The Assembly

A 30 minute program on the BBC

Basically Neurodivergent. Autistic, and Learning disabled people interview Michael Sheen

It is funny, uplifting, and heartwarming in equal measure

and Shows what a wonderful, empathetic, patient, kind person Michael Sheen is (you also find out far more about him than a conventional interview reveals)
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Re: TV chat, what are you watching? #6

Postby Stooo » Sun Apr 07, 2024 2:05 pm

Iteats wrote:
Stooo wrote:
Iteats wrote:I watched it last night, quite enjoyable with the music and seeing all the 'old' cars and clothes :canny:


That yellow Viva :ooer: I used to have a beast of a 2.3 Firenza :thud:


I trust you didn't have to bump start it so much :canny:


You literally couldn't.

I knew my way around a spanner and had mates who were even better. It ended up having twin 55mm Dellorto carbs, a custom single camshaft and cylinder head made by the DTV head mechanic Jerry Johnson as well as the curly exhaust. I transplanted it into a stage rally prepared Mk2 Opel Manta and went for some gentle drives in the woods along with like-minded hooligans :smilin:

You couldn’t bump start it because skimming the head gave it an 11:1 compression ratio (and 200 BHP) that needed a Daimler V12 starter motor to turn the engine and two batteries to get that working :ooer: That said, the only part of the wiring loom that was original was for the regular lights, everything else was custom-made and pretty bulletproof :shoot:
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Re: TV chat, what are you watching? #6

Postby Red Okktober » Sun Apr 07, 2024 7:35 pm

Scoop - what a pile of shite!

Anderson sounds more like Thatcher than Maitliss.

Billie Piper is very annoying in her role, plus her ugly looks get in the way - her lank, greasy crinkly hair, huge mouth, and what looked like a prosthetic nose, but was actually her real one, are very distracting.

Worst of all, the actor playing Andrew (Sewell) was the least convincing character portrayal I might have ever seen.

Absolute garbage. If I were reviewing it on IMDB, I's struggle to give it 1/10
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Re: TV chat, what are you watching? #6

Postby guest » Sun Apr 07, 2024 7:57 pm

Red Okktober wrote:Scoop - what a pile of shite!

Anderson sounds more like Thatcher than Maitliss.

Billie Piper is very annoying in her role, plus her ugly looks get in the way - her lank, greasy crinkly hair, huge mouth, and what looked like a prosthetic nose, but was actually her real one, are very distracting.

Worst of all, the actor playing Andrew (Sewell) was the least convincing character portrayal I might have ever seen.

Absolute garbage. If I were reviewing it on IMDB, I's struggle to give it 1/10


What a pathetic and nasty hateful little man you are.
Where will you go to spead your hate when this place closes? :pmsl:
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