UK TV Programmes you do miss
Oct 6th 2005, 3:02 pm
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Re: UK TV Programmes you do miss
Originally Posted by ladyofthelake
No. I've lived here too long now and am slowly being assimilated into a total crap watching couch potatoe.
Oct 6th 2005, 3:11 pm
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Re: UK TV Programmes you do miss
Originally Posted by Chorlton
I like Sea of Souls and Bodies right now. Some good stuff at last!
I think I miss just having "normal" TV. News that is just that, and less "in your face" TV designed for people with an attention span of more than a few minutes.
I think I miss just having "normal" TV. News that is just that, and less "in your face" TV designed for people with an attention span of more than a few minutes.
Oct 6th 2005, 3:16 pm
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Re: UK TV Programmes you do miss
Originally Posted by britvic
I watch the BBC news on here every day
Oct 6th 2005, 5:26 pm
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Re: UK TV Programmes you do miss
Kinda miss the murder mystery shows...
Oct 7th 2005, 2:17 am
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Re: UK TV Programmes you do miss
Originally Posted by Bob
Kinda miss the murder mystery shows...
Just realized how SAD I am...got to get out more..
Tracey
Oct 7th 2005, 2:19 am
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Re: UK TV Programmes you do miss
Originally Posted by sprintblue
What UK TV programmes (If Any) do you miss???
(p.s Anyone choooooing in to the England footie match tomorrow
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(p.s Anyone choooooing in to the England footie match tomorrow
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Oct 7th 2005, 2:19 am
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Re: UK TV Programmes you do miss
Originally Posted by Eskimo
Benny Hill
Cash in the attic
Changing rooms
Monty Python
Keeping up appearances etc etc etc
if I had my way these shows would be repeated 3 times a night forever
Cash in the attic
Changing rooms
Monty Python
Keeping up appearances etc etc etc
if I had my way these shows would be repeated 3 times a night forever
LOL..........
Oct 7th 2005, 2:27 am
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Re: UK TV Programmes you do miss
Originally Posted by britvic
Well I have to say there has been a few new programs on BBC America worth watching of late, last night "Nylon" about a couple's transatlantic relationship, which a lote of us have already been through, and "Teen's" yes it's about bad one's back home and how there parent's cope with them. Were'nt we all a bit wild.
Oct 7th 2005, 2:29 am
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Re: UK TV Programmes you do miss
Originally Posted by Eskimo
Benny Hill
Cash in the attic
Changing rooms
Monty Python
Keeping up appearances etc etc etc
if I had my way these shows would be repeated 3 times a night forever
Cash in the attic
Changing rooms
Monty Python
Keeping up appearances etc etc etc
if I had my way these shows would be repeated 3 times a night forever
Why dont you write to Rupert Murdoch see what he can do? You never know he may start a new channel called "FOX: Best Of British"
Oct 7th 2005, 2:33 am
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Re: UK TV Programmes you do miss
Originally Posted by krizzy
Teens was OK.....I think I may watch BBCA tonight.I think they have some new shows on....I just got a DVD of The Good Life.......and everyone wants to watch that and not the TV...........says a lot about American TV.........when kids want to watch an old Brit show...........
Oct 7th 2005, 4:30 am
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Re: UK TV Programmes you do miss
Originally Posted by sprintblue
you could buy it on DVD if you have multi region player
Oct 7th 2005, 7:06 am
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Re: UK TV Programmes you do miss
Originally Posted by traceyparker1
Most of the British comedies..but to remedy it we bought a multi region dvd player and have friends send them over. Also, Eastenders since those bas****s at BBCA took it off the air. To remedy that, we bought my parents a recordable dvd player last Christmas (the same parents that have problems working a vcr!!) and they send us a month over at a time...
