Tele
Oct 3rd 2006 | 3:15 pm
#91
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Re: Tele
Originally Posted by Partystar
I quite like Dirty Jobs, I really like the presenter, he's very comical!
Oct 3rd 2006 | 4:11 pm
#92
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Re: Tele
Still watching Boston Legal, and glad that they got rid of that miserable bint from the last series, but only to be replaced by two complete muppets, what's that all about?
And don't really like how it's pretty much dragging this one long shite case along with a small nothing going on on the side...got to be the last series for this show...
And don't really like how it's pretty much dragging this one long shite case along with a small nothing going on on the side...got to be the last series for this show...
Oct 3rd 2006 | 5:32 pm
#93
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Re: Tele
I get really confused (which is very easy for me) when it comes to actors and actresses being cast for shows/films.
Hugh Laurie in House. Mark Addy in that sitcom he was in last year. Linus Roache in Vanished. All acting with American accents.
Then you get Renee Zellweger in Bridget Jones. Jonny Lee Miller in Smith. Anthony La Paglia playing Daphne's bro in Frasier (he was dire!). All acting with Brit accents.
I admit they all perform admirably but I do wonder why they cast "foreigners" to do the accent bit.
Pet peeve of mine is when American actresses will only call themselves "actors". Do they not like the feminine term?
Taped "The Street" on BBCAmerica earlier on for later viewing.
Looking forward to Lost premiere tonight!
Hugh Laurie in House. Mark Addy in that sitcom he was in last year. Linus Roache in Vanished. All acting with American accents.
Then you get Renee Zellweger in Bridget Jones. Jonny Lee Miller in Smith. Anthony La Paglia playing Daphne's bro in Frasier (he was dire!). All acting with Brit accents.
I admit they all perform admirably but I do wonder why they cast "foreigners" to do the accent bit.
Pet peeve of mine is when American actresses will only call themselves "actors". Do they not like the feminine term?
Taped "The Street" on BBCAmerica earlier on for later viewing.
Looking forward to Lost premiere tonight!
Oct 4th 2006 | 12:00 am
#94
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Re: Tele
Originally Posted by mozoo
I get really confused (which is very easy for me) when it comes to actors and actresses being cast for shows/films.
Hugh Laurie in House. Mark Addy in that sitcom he was in last year. Linus Roache in Vanished. All acting with American accents.
Then you get Renee Zellweger in Bridget Jones. Jonny Lee Miller in Smith. Anthony La Paglia playing Daphne's bro in Frasier (he was dire!). All acting with Brit accents.
I admit they all perform admirably but I do wonder why they cast "foreigners" to do the accent bit.
Pet peeve of mine is when American actresses will only call themselves "actors". Do they not like the feminine term?
Taped "The Street" on BBCAmerica earlier on for later viewing.
Looking forward to Lost premiere tonight!
Hugh Laurie in House. Mark Addy in that sitcom he was in last year. Linus Roache in Vanished. All acting with American accents.
Then you get Renee Zellweger in Bridget Jones. Jonny Lee Miller in Smith. Anthony La Paglia playing Daphne's bro in Frasier (he was dire!). All acting with Brit accents.
I admit they all perform admirably but I do wonder why they cast "foreigners" to do the accent bit.
Pet peeve of mine is when American actresses will only call themselves "actors". Do they not like the feminine term?
Taped "The Street" on BBCAmerica earlier on for later viewing.
Looking forward to Lost premiere tonight!
Oct 4th 2006 | 1:33 am
#95
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Re: Tele
Originally Posted by mozoo
I get really confused (which is very easy for me) when it comes to actors and actresses being cast for shows/films.
Hugh Laurie in House. Mark Addy in that sitcom he was in last year. Linus Roache in Vanished. All acting with American accents.
Then you get Renee Zellweger in Bridget Jones. Jonny Lee Miller in Smith. Anthony La Paglia playing Daphne's bro in Frasier (he was dire!). All acting with Brit accents.
I admit they all perform admirably but I do wonder why they cast "foreigners" to do the accent bit.
Pet peeve of mine is when American actresses will only call themselves "actors". Do they not like the feminine term?
Taped "The Street" on BBCAmerica earlier on for later viewing.
Looking forward to Lost premiere tonight!
Hugh Laurie in House. Mark Addy in that sitcom he was in last year. Linus Roache in Vanished. All acting with American accents.
Then you get Renee Zellweger in Bridget Jones. Jonny Lee Miller in Smith. Anthony La Paglia playing Daphne's bro in Frasier (he was dire!). All acting with Brit accents.
I admit they all perform admirably but I do wonder why they cast "foreigners" to do the accent bit.
Pet peeve of mine is when American actresses will only call themselves "actors". Do they not like the feminine term?
Taped "The Street" on BBCAmerica earlier on for later viewing.
Looking forward to Lost premiere tonight!
Oct 4th 2006 | 5:31 am
#96
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Re: Tele
Originally Posted by mozoo
I get really confused (which is very easy for me) when it comes to actors and actresses being cast for shows/films.
Hugh Laurie in House. Mark Addy in that sitcom he was in last year. Linus Roache in Vanished. All acting with American accents.
Then you get Renee Zellweger in Bridget Jones. Jonny Lee Miller in Smith. Anthony La Paglia playing Daphne's bro in Frasier (he was dire!). All acting with Brit accents.
I admit they all perform admirably but I do wonder why they cast "foreigners" to do the accent bit.
Pet peeve of mine is when American actresses will only call themselves "actors". Do they not like the feminine term?
Taped "The Street" on BBCAmerica earlier on for later viewing.
Looking forward to Lost premiere tonight!
Hugh Laurie in House. Mark Addy in that sitcom he was in last year. Linus Roache in Vanished. All acting with American accents.
Then you get Renee Zellweger in Bridget Jones. Jonny Lee Miller in Smith. Anthony La Paglia playing Daphne's bro in Frasier (he was dire!). All acting with Brit accents.
I admit they all perform admirably but I do wonder why they cast "foreigners" to do the accent bit.
Pet peeve of mine is when American actresses will only call themselves "actors". Do they not like the feminine term?
Taped "The Street" on BBCAmerica earlier on for later viewing.
Looking forward to Lost premiere tonight!
- He is British!
Oct 4th 2006 | 6:03 am
#97
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Re: Tele
Heroes is getting a bit gory. It's strange that on american network tv you can show someone who has had the top of their skull cut off and brain removed but god forbid they show a glimpse of a nipple!
Oct 4th 2006 | 6:10 am
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Re: Tele
Originally Posted by dan_alford
Heroes is getting a bit gory. It's strange that on american network tv you can show someone who has had the top of their skull cut off and brain removed but god forbid they show a glimpse of a nipple!
Oct 4th 2006 | 12:41 pm
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Re: Tele
Originally Posted by dan_alford
Heroes is getting a bit gory. It's strange that on american network tv you can show someone who has had the top of their skull cut off and brain removed but god forbid they show a glimpse of a nipple!
Oct 4th 2006 | 2:28 pm
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Re: Tele
Well kidnapped is pretty good, I'm liking it, though slightly miffed off by the morning show who gave away a bit of the ending a couple weeks back, the muppets.
Lost, well after ages, finally on, couldn't wait, but in the end, it was a bit crap and think they need to wrap it up quick because I'm quickly starting to not really care about the muppets anymore...
Lost, well after ages, finally on, couldn't wait, but in the end, it was a bit crap and think they need to wrap it up quick because I'm quickly starting to not really care about the muppets anymore...
Oct 4th 2006 | 5:21 pm
#101
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Re: Tele
Originally Posted by Partystar
- He is British!Yes - he is! I totally spaced that one.
Oct 5th 2006 | 12:57 am
#102
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Re: Tele
BSG tomorrow night 
About fraking time
About fraking time
Oct 5th 2006 | 3:44 pm
#103
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Re: Tele
Originally Posted by dan_alford
Heroes is getting a bit gory. It's strange that on american network tv you can show someone who has had the top of their skull cut off and brain removed but god forbid they show a glimpse of a nipple!
Have you watched Dexter?
Oct 6th 2006 | 2:53 am
#104
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Re: Tele
oh, Boston legal, anyone think it rather amusing that they are mocking nancy grace with that nancy jones presenter or whatever there calling her?
Oct 6th 2006 | 2:59 am
#105
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Re: Tele
New series of Wire in the Blood and The Street on BBC America, both really good
