A place down under
Jun 13th 2005, 2:01 pm
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Re: A place down under
Originally Posted by wildmark
Sounds good.
Jun 13th 2005, 2:01 pm
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Re: A place down under
Originally Posted by bridiej
Any more info?
Jun 13th 2005, 2:02 pm
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Re: A place down under
Originally Posted by fraser
Nope sorry I'm as clueless as you just seen it mentioned on here
Moi, clueless!!!
Jun 13th 2005, 2:05 pm
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Re: A place down under
The new programme is on the 22nd July on Channel 4 at 8pm - it is a one off programme catching up with what the families have been doing over the last 18 months.
Jun 13th 2005, 2:08 pm
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Re: A place down under
Originally Posted by coxfamuk
The new programme is on the 22nd July on Channel 4 at 8pm - it is a one off programme catching up with what the families have been doing over the last 18 months.
oooh, thanks for the info, let's hope it is a PROPER update programme and not just rehashing what we've already seen, cos I swear if I see that clip of Mandy Skeggs moaning about how she can knit a jumper at the traffic lights in Perth I'm liable to EXPLODE!
will try and send you some k
Jun 13th 2005, 2:09 pm
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Re: A place down under
Originally Posted by coxfamuk
The new programme is on the 22nd July on Channel 4 at 8pm - it is a one off programme catching up with what the families have been doing over the last 18 months.
how frustrating
Tara
Jun 13th 2005, 2:09 pm
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Re: A place down under
Originally Posted by ali south
I am looking forward to seeing this but I bet it is 50 mins of what we have seen then 5 mins update like the poster above pointed out
how frustrating
Tara
how frustrating
Tara
Jun 13th 2005, 2:18 pm
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Re: A place down under
Now then, now then,, settle down.
I think you are being over rude for the sake of it Ned, because whilst I agree with you about the woman and her daughter in question, if you remember she got into Oz on her partners visa, he already had a right to be in Oz.
She may be a very unlikeable person but that is not breaking any rules is it?.
Pay taxes, behave yourself, and pay your medical bills and be as miserable as you want.
I think you are being over rude for the sake of it Ned, because whilst I agree with you about the woman and her daughter in question, if you remember she got into Oz on her partners visa, he already had a right to be in Oz.
She may be a very unlikeable person but that is not breaking any rules is it?.
Pay taxes, behave yourself, and pay your medical bills and be as miserable as you want.
Jun 13th 2005, 3:14 pm
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Re: A place down under
Originally Posted by bridiej
oooh, thanks for the info, let's hope it is a PROPER update programme and not just rehashing what we've already seen, cos I swear if I see that clip of Mandy Skeggs moaning about how she can knit a jumper at the traffic lights in Perth I'm liable to EXPLODE!
will try and send you some k
will try and send you some k
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Jun 13th 2005, 3:22 pm
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Re: A place down under
We all know how editing can make or break a persons reputation.
Just showing the bad, dramatic parts of filming can make a person seem worse than they really are.
Its good TV to make us POMS out to be moaners and wouldnt it be boring if TV was shown with no dramatics.
So with that in mind, Im not saying anything about the families, because we cannot believe everything we see on TV.
Things are not all they appear to be.
And whilst they chose to have their lives filmed every day, seeing the end result and suffering the backlash, could not have been easy.
Just showing the bad, dramatic parts of filming can make a person seem worse than they really are.
Its good TV to make us POMS out to be moaners and wouldnt it be boring if TV was shown with no dramatics.
So with that in mind, Im not saying anything about the families, because we cannot believe everything we see on TV.
Things are not all they appear to be.
And whilst they chose to have their lives filmed every day, seeing the end result and suffering the backlash, could not have been easy.
Jun 13th 2005, 3:54 pm
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Re: A place down under
A mate of mine at work has a brother in law in Perth, just around the corner from the skeggs and they take there video's of pre recorded "Eastenders"for them to watch,he says they are ok.... not as bad as the programme made out to be..so if your out there the "Skeggs"...Talk to us 
Jun 13th 2005, 4:00 pm
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Re: A place down under
Originally Posted by Steve2438
A mate of mine at work has a brother in law in Perth, just around the corner from the skeggs and they take there video's of pre recorded "Eastenders"for them to watch,he says they are ok.... not as bad as the programme made out to be..so if your out there the "Skeggs"...Talk to us
Jun 13th 2005, 4:02 pm
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Re: A place down under
Originally Posted by bridiej
Just please dont mention the traffic lights..... or how tacky the Australians are.... or M&S knickers!
Jun 13th 2005, 4:07 pm
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Re: A place down under
Originally Posted by Steve2438
Yeah sorry forgot that.....dont mention that
Jun 13th 2005, 5:25 pm
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Re: A place down under
I think the Skeggs were the best family shown, glad things worked out for them.