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African AIDS cum posted:Any chance of a new series of Gavin and Stacey? I'd say that's kinda unlikely given James Corden's new commitments.
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DominoDancing posted:I'd say that's kinda unlikely given James Corden's new commitments. Shame, that was some class telly
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goatface posted:It ended didn't it? Yeah but maybe they could do another Christmas Special
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Is anyone watching Graham Norton? What the gently caress is this weird interpretative dance poo poo?
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Does one of you Brits know why Would I Lie To You? has such a weird schedule this season? Apparently the next episode will air in December, then there will be one "in 2015" and then they'll tack on the usual compilation episode. Any reason why they're now taking of weeks/months between single episodes?
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DominoDancing posted:Does one of you Brits know why Would I Lie To You? has such a weird schedule this season? Apparently the next episode will air in December, then there will be one "in 2015" and then they'll tack on the usual compilation episode. Any reason why they're now taking of weeks/months between single episodes? Maybe themed episodes? Christmas, valentines etc
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Why aren't there subtitles for much ado about Nothing on sky Atlantic 2 ffs
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Aha, thought I'd spotted an advert for more of that Babylon police comedy/drama thing. The Danny Boyle one. Proper series starts on the 13th. I don't remember much about it other than I liked it. Channel 4 by the looks of it.
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McDragon posted:Aha, thought I'd spotted an advert for more of that Babylon police comedy/drama thing. The Danny Boyle one. Proper series starts on the 13th. I don't remember much about it other than I liked it. Channel 4 by the looks of it. Danby Boyle. Maybe better?
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McDragon posted:Aha, thought I'd spotted an advert for more of that Babylon police comedy/drama thing. The Danny Boyle one. Proper series starts on the 13th. I don't remember much about it other than I liked it. Channel 4 by the looks of it. Hope they manage to get the balance of drama and humour right this time; it didn't quite work in the pilot. The boorish comedy officers on the beat were jarringly at odds with the black dramedy of Nesbit and the PR lady.
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I think I'm in love with Brian Cox. He's so dreamy.
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XMNN posted:I think I'm in love with Brian Cox. He's so dreamy. His voice is very soothing, seems like a nice chap. Which possibly means he'll turn out to be a paedo or something, but hopefully not.
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WeAreTheRomans posted:His voice is very soothing, seems like a nice chap. Which possibly means he'll turn out to be a paedo or something, but hopefully not. Speaking of which, The Missing was just on and it was rather good. Most sympathetic depiction of a paedophile that I've ever seen on telly.
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Jonnty posted:Most sympathetic depiction of a paedophile that I've ever seen on telly. What about Noel's House Party?
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WeAreTheRomans posted:His voice is very soothing, seems like a nice chap. Which possibly means he'll turn out to be a paedo or something, but hopefully not. Nah, he's a 90's pop star. Probably just a bit embarassed about the music he made.
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Ben Soosneb posted:Nah, he's a 90's pop star. Probably just a bit embarassed about the music he made.
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They did it. They actually did it They made Trollied actually unwatchable. Its amazing. I'm giving up on it after 1 episode of the new season. All the new characters are utterly hatable, with Colins nan being the worst character ever in the history of anything
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I hoped you all watched the James Randi Storyville because it was loving amazing. Share it with all of your idiot relatives and friends who believe in woo and poo poo. And then go and join your local Skeptics group.
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thehustler posted:I hoped you all watched the James Randi Storyville because it was loving amazing. Share it with all of your idiot relatives and friends who believe in woo and poo poo. I did watch this and it was excellent. I knew nothing about the man other than the really obvious bits and I loved every bit of that film, other than those bits which had Geller in.
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stickyfngrdboy posted:last night i watched episode one and two of toast and they were fuckin ace, get watching it you idiots its the best thing on telly Ive never heard of this show.
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The Big Taff Man posted:Ive never heard of this show. you wouldn't like it taff, it's regularly offensive
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thehustler posted:I hoped you all watched the James Randi Storyville because it was loving amazing. Share it with all of your idiot relatives and friends who believe in woo and poo poo. Storyville is so great they just buy up and broadcast what seems like every single documentary from the past year. This one was good, the one about Lance Armstrong was good (it was basically a mafia movie but about a cyclist), I figure the one about russian prisons is good but I am definitely not ever going to watch it.
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Mr. Squishy posted:I figure the one about russian prisons is good but I am definitely not ever going to watch it. Wise choice there, my love. I love Storyville too. Murderball, Blackfish, The Queen of Versailles, they're all amazing. Though I think the most soul-destroying was The Disappeared, about the missing men and women killed by the IRA in the 1970s'. And the most entertaining was The Great Hip Hop Hoax, about 2 lads from Dundee pretending to be LA rappers.
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thehustler posted:And then go and join your local Skeptics group. jesus Christ are these actually a thing? Do they just sit around being insufferable for an hour or what?
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Irisi posted:Wise choice there, my love. The Disappeared is loving fantastic imo. I also liked the one about the Balkan diamond hiest crew but I can't remember what it's called currently. e: found it, Smash & Grab: The Story of the Pink Panthers lets go swimming fucked around with this message at 04:03 on Nov 6, 2014 |
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Jonnty posted:jesus Christ are these actually a thing? Do they just sit around being insufferable for an hour or what? If you call wanting more evidential-based decisions in life and trying to educate people on how to not get taken in by conmen and the like peddling alternative therapies and whatnot being insufferable, then sure. We have regular talks too, last month I went to a talk about the psychology of voting decisions and how background and intelligence can play a part in who you vote for. Have a look into your local group first before making any assumptions!
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I did, and then some people there thought I was a Scientologist sent to spy on them. Jonnty posted:jesus Christ are these actually a thing? Do they just sit around being insufferable for an hour or what? We had talks by Ghost Hunters, The Actual Real Life Version of Fox Mulder (he worked for MI5 (or 6) and had to investigate ufo sightings lol), Jon Ronson, Simon Singh, Robin Ince, that guy off the BBC who screamed at a Scientologist. The crowd there are alright, save for the odd few (see above). You can learn a lot. For instance, did you know hibernating animals have to come out of hibernation to have a little sleep? They wake up and hibernate again. Fars out man.
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Aaaaaah the new toast of London. Feel like it's got more outright funny stuff in it than last time? Still very good anyway.thehustler posted:If you call wanting more evidential-based decisions in life and trying to educate people on how to not get taken in by conmen and the like peddling alternative therapies and whatnot being insufferable, then sure. geezo. that was a lot of words for 'yes'
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Jonnty posted:jesus Christ are these actually a thing? Do they just sit around being insufferable for an hour or what? I've only ever been to one skeptic group meeting and basically the whole thing was discussing why they weren't going to discuss the misogyny and hosed up sexual attitudes baked into the skeptic movement. Then again I'm not in the UK so it might be different over there?
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Republican Vampire posted:I've only ever been to one skeptic group meeting and basically the whole thing was discussing why they weren't going to discuss the misogyny and hosed up sexual attitudes baked into the skeptic movement. I've been to one or two skeptic events 'round here, mostly when they have pop-sci authors speaking. In my experience they're largely a political movement; there was a big push a while back to change libel law, since you could be sued for libel even if you were telling the truth. I don't know if that ever actually changed.
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thehustler posted:The libel thing was driven by people like Simon Singh and Jack of Kent, among others. Something about the homeopathy society suing Simon for libel when he said that homeopathy was nonsense.
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Jonnty posted:Aaaaaah the new toast of London. Feel like it's got more outright funny stuff in it than last time? Still very good anyway. After a crap day yesterday, seeing Paul Darrow play a character called Duncan Clench gave me much pleassiarrrr.
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