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Panel show talk, I'm really enjoying James Acaster at the moment, particularly his latest Insert Name Here appearance. Also if you can find him talking about being Cabbaged it's worth a listen. Should be on the youtubes.
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Ms Boods posted:Then check out episode 4, where a shabby Tom Holland prances around a posh party with two leather bags of nitrous, indulging freely. It's his Regency crack. Tom Hollander. You're thinking of the next Spider-Man. Only pointing this out because I've made the same mistake tons of times.
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I've just got done watching Our Friends in the North and quite enjoyed it. What would you all rank as the best British TV drama series of all time? I've heard good things about Boys from the Backstuff, Talking Heads and Oranges Are Not the Only Fruit. I'd be interested in hearing more recommendations along these lines.
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Feb 1, 2017 11:41
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GBH.
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BSam posted:Panel show talk, I'm really enjoying James Acaster at the moment, particularly his latest Insert Name Here appearance. He nearly made me explode with laughter. I love that show. A good addition to the panel show genre (ugggh cliched line)
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Feb 1, 2017 13:22
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Cracker. A tour de force of Brit drama back from the distant past when ITV weren't quite so firmly wedged in the gutter.
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Feb 1, 2017 15:05
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I like the Edge of Darkness miniseries. Can't even really think of that many right now
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Prime Suspect I, Claudius. The original BBC House of Cards.
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Need to see I, Claudius (and The Singing Detective) so goddamn badlyyy
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Pablo Bluth posted:Cracker. A tour de force of Brit drama back from the distant past when ITV weren't quite so firmly wedged in the gutter. The recent allegations have ruined Cracker for me.
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No idea how well it has stood the test of time but Queer as Folk was genuinely a milestone moment. This Life. And the seminal Grange Hill. Pablo Bluth fucked around with this message at 16:25 on Feb 1, 2017 |
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Feb 1, 2017 16:11
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Stare-Out posted:Tom Hollander. You're thinking of the next Spider-Man. Only pointing this out because I've made the same mistake tons of times. Whoops -- cheers! (It's a dumb mistake on my part; I didn't even realise there's an actor called Tom Holland).
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Feb 1, 2017 16:33
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Really hope this turns into a series of casting/booking mishaps ala Brian Cox
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Pissflaps posted:The recent allegations have ruined Cracker for me. Teflon Robbie got off tho?
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The Big Taff Man posted:Teflon Robbie got off tho? He did. He got off then he got off. Sick.
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Feb 1, 2017 16:50
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I quite liked This Life when it first aired and remember watching along every week (remember having to do that?!) I tried to watch it recently and I found it to be quite poor.
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Feb 1, 2017 16:56
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Last year several ladies at work came back from lunch all wobbly because they'd just seen Egg at a local deli.
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Feb 1, 2017 17:06
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Good luck to the boy, he's a Sheriff now isn't he?!
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Dead Goon posted:I quite liked This Life when it first aired and remember watching along every week (remember having to do that?!) I played the theme tune on the guitar for one of my GCSE music performances. good show, enjoyed it.
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oceanside posted:I've just got done watching Our Friends in the North and quite enjoyed it. The Cops, a show so good that the official police advisor went off in a huff after the first series. The early 80s series of The Bill are pretty great too, nothing like the bollocks it turned into in its last decade, and it's practically a period piece what with all the running around derelict bits of London that don't exist any more. Episodes of both are available on a popular video-sharing website.
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There's always some trouble down on the Jasmin Allen estate.
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Early Bill is superb
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Feb 1, 2017 18:42
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Somebody post a picture of Tosh Lines.
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TOSH!
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Ted Roach was clearly the superior 
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Trin Tragula posted:The Cops, a show so good that the official police advisor went off in a huff after the first series. Seconding this one, it doesn't seem to have a big reputation but it really is fantastic.
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I watched a few early series of The Bill a couple of weeks ago. They were genuinely good drama, unlike anything we have on TV now. They were also massively more casually racist and sexist than I remember. I mean, real eye-opening, caveman levels of shittiness. It makes me incredibly grateful that political correctness went mad.
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Feb 1, 2017 20:10
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Trin Tragula posted:The Cops, a show so good that the official police advisor went off in a huff after the first series. --Well...
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Dead Goon posted:TOSH! Would.
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My uncle played the policeman you see walking in the credits at the start of The Bill.
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Pissflaps posted:GBH. This is absolutely the correct answer. Robert Lindsay is amazing when he's not doing shite sitcoms, who knew?
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Anyone who'd seen his finest work, Hornblower.
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Speaking of horn blower, anyone else been wondering how their wife would react if she came in and saw you having your Horn Blown by an over enthusiastic robot woman much like the characters in the popular UK TV series Humans?
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The Big Taff Man posted:Speaking of horn blower, anyone else been wondering how their wife would react if she came in and saw you having your Horn Blown by an over enthusiastic robot woman much like the characters in the popular UK TV series Humans? What if the robot is an exact replica of your wife, physically and mentally?
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The Big Taff Man posted:Speaking of horn blower, anyone else been wondering how their wife would react if she came in and saw you having your Horn Blown by an over enthusiastic robot woman much like the characters in the popular UK TV series Humans? Are you talking about receiving oral sex off a lifelike human simulacrum?
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thehustler posted:What if the robot is an exact replica of your wife, physically and mentally? Then she wouldnt be likely to be blowing my horn, am I right fellas? Pissflaps posted:Are you talking about receiving oral sex off a lifelike human simulacrum? Yes, much like the events of the tv show Humans
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My wife would be furious.
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The show Humans for me asks a lot of questions : not limited to do robots have feelings, do we rely too much on computers in our every day life and also at some point in the future will humankind prefer sex with a robot that has been attuned to their wants and desires while reproduction becomes something just done in laboratories - maybe controlled by robots?
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