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Posted 13 October 2010 - 07:26 PM

It seems as though the television has been pretty rotten all through the Summer months. However, I'm delighted that we have The Apprentice back again. Just started last week. I'm also hoping to watch The Event with Jason Ritter (grandson of Tex Ritter)and boyfriend of Marianna Palka, West End girl, whose movie 'Poor Dick' did so well at the Film Festivals in 2008.
http://www.guardian....nel-4-the-event

Then harper has alerted us to David Tennant in Single Father.
http://www.glasgowwe...-single-father/


The nights are fair drawin' in. Any recommendations to add to the list:

The Apprentice

The Event

Single Father
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Posted 13 October 2010 - 07:32 PM

It seems as though the television has been pretty rotten all through the Summer months. However, I'm delighted that we have The Apprentice back again. Just started last week. I'm also hoping to watch The Event with Jason Ritter (grandson of Tex Ritter)and boyfriend of Marianna Palka, West End girl, whose movie 'Poor Dick' did so well at the Film Festivals in 2008.
http://www.guardian....nel-4-the-event

Then harper has alerted us to David Tennant in Single Father.
http://www.glasgowwe...-single-father/


The nights are fair drawin' in. Any recommendations to add to the list:

The Apprentice

The Event

Single Father



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Posted 13 October 2010 - 08:18 PM

I don't often spend a Saturday in the house by myself but last week I had the opportunity and spent the afternoon watching films on Channel 5. Calamity Jane, again !!! but always a mood lifter and French Kiss which I also enjoyed but can't remember the storyline now ! See this memory, tis fading fast. Funny thing is that I can't always remember WHAT was happening but can remember HOW I felt.
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Posted 14 October 2010 - 12:35 AM

I watched the first "An Idiot Abroad" before heading back here to work and thought it was brilliant. Karl Pilkington was visiting the Great Wall of China and giving his own take on the whole experience.

To be honest, I wasn't always sure whether he was being genuinely and naturally funny, or if some of it was scripted between him, Ricky Gervais and Stephen Merchant.

Either way, I've got Mrs Jumjoogler recording the show while I'm away, so will be watching it all when I get back. I believe he's been to the Taj Mahal and Petra since I've been over here, so my guess is he may be visiting the Seven Modern Wonders of the World.

Worth tuning in, as it's informative as well as very funny. I think it's on every Thursday, but not sure which channel.
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Posted 14 October 2010 - 07:45 AM

The nights are fair drawin' in. Any recommendations to add to the list:

The Apprentice

The Event

Single Father


Nobody watching Lip Service, BBC3?



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Posted 14 October 2010 - 07:53 AM

Nobody watching Lip Service, BBC3?




I know. Set in Glasgow, featuring the entanglements of four women and no Gwendies watching. I think they were waiting for someone else to break cover and declare a guilty pleasure, And along came you.
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Posted 14 October 2010 - 09:41 AM

I know. Set in Glasgow, featuring the entanglements of four women and no Gwendies watching. I think they were waiting for someone else to break cover and declare a guilty pleasure, And along came you.

Not at all, Dex. I've previously admitted to River City. B)

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Posted 14 October 2010 - 11:00 AM

Not at all, Dex. I've previously admitted to River City. B)

Thank you, Mr H. Did you say what night it's on?


New episodes on Tuesdays at 22.30(6 in all) ... but as with many BBC3 programmes, if you're an insomniac, it's on in the wee small hours all week -_-

First episode and synopsis on iPlayer here and scroll to the bottom for repeat times this week. Could have a 'spot the locations' competition.

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Posted 14 October 2010 - 12:19 PM

New episodes on Tuesdays at 22.30(6 in all) ... but as with many BBC3 programmes, if you're an insomniac, it's on in the wee small hours all week -_-

First episode and synopsis on iPlayer here and scroll to the bottom for repeat times this week. Could have a 'spot the locations' competition.

Thanks, Mr H. I tend to treat any insomnia with reading but could always record the programme.
Will definitely check it out.

I can get pretty worked up when spotting locations - like in Taggart. B)
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Posted 14 October 2010 - 03:32 PM

Thanks, Mr H. I tend to treat any insomnia with reading but could always record the programme.
Will definitely check it out.

I can get pretty worked up when spotting locations - like in Taggart. Posted Image



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Posted 14 October 2010 - 07:38 PM

New episodes on Tuesdays at 22.30(6 in all) ... but as with many BBC3 programmes, if you're an insomniac, it's on in the wee small hours all week B)

First episode and synopsis on iPlayer here and scroll to the bottom for repeat times this week. Could have a 'spot the locations' competition.

Thanks for that Mr H have just set the timer for it
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Posted 14 October 2010 - 09:06 PM

I dragged Mr H over to the telly to show him the red chucky stains in the driveway of the hoose in "Single Father" I can get quite emotional about Scottish pavements and gravel. Posted Image

B) How do you cope with the blonde sandstone tenements?
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Posted 17 October 2010 - 07:42 PM

All set for my first 'Single Father' experience. Will watch out for red chucky stanes.:lol:
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Posted 17 October 2010 - 09:40 PM

All set for my first 'Single Father' experience. Will watch out for red chucky stanes.:lol:

Quite enjoyed the programme, David Tennant and Suranne Jones are both very good actors but the wee girl may well steal the show. Her teenage sister is not quite so endearing and rather wooden. I've got the feeling that it won't be the best but long way off the worse.

Also watched 'Lip Service' on the Iplayer yesterday. I would have more locations to spot and not quite so many lust scenes. Having said that the Frankie character is probably the best thing it has going for it. It's not exactly the most believable of dramas.
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Posted 17 October 2010 - 09:45 PM

Quite enjoyed the programme, David Tennant and Suranne Jones are both very good actors but the wee girl may well steal the show. Her teenage sister is not quite so endearing and rather wooden. I've got the feeling that it won't be the best but long way off the worse.

Also watched 'Lip Service' on the Iplayer yesterday. I would have more locations to spot and not quite so many lust scenes. Having said that the Frankie character is probably the best thing it has going for it. It's not exactly the most believable of dramas.




Got to admit, hunders and thousands of red chucky staines... where is that fabulous house? Evie is adorable xxxx

... And what a cliff hanger!

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Posted 17 October 2010 - 09:57 PM

Act, the telly, not 'tele' btw. :lol:
Anyone see the first two hour episode of 'Pillars of the Earth' ?
No? Serves yoose right.

Fairly soon I am going to be introducing my 'picks' of the 'following' week, those who miss out on this not to be missed event will rue the day, that's all I'm saying for now.

This service will also be available for those with B&W telly's, see me Hingmy? See inclusive? :D
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Posted 17 October 2010 - 10:23 PM

Act, the telly, not 'tele' btw. :rolleyes:
Anyone see the first two hour episode of 'Pillars of the Earth' ?
No? Serves yoose right.

Dammit. I heard Ian McShane was in a new costume drama.

Fairly soon I am going to be introducing my 'picks' of the 'following' week, those who miss out on this not to be missed event will rue the day, that's all I'm saying for now.

This service will also be available for those with B&W telly's, see me Hingmy? See inclusive? :D


Excellent news. Will look forward to that, HH. What night will it go up?


No idea where that gorgeous hoose is, harper. Pretty good cliffhanger right enough.
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Posted 18 October 2010 - 10:51 PM

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I'm just catching up on the Apprentice. Posted Image

Are those girls bitchy or what?
I haven't spotted any stand out characters as yet and don't think that the lovely Karen is nearly so entertaining as Margaret.
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Posted 18 October 2010 - 11:01 PM

Are those girls bitchy or what?
I haven't spotted any stand out characters as yet and don't think that the lovely Karen is nearly so entertaining as Margaret.



My idea of hell would be working with any of these people, male or female, including Alan Sugar ... Posted Image

I thought Nick and Margaret were a great team. Karan isn't a patch on Margaret.
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Posted 19 October 2010 - 09:00 PM

My idea of hell would be working with any of these people, male or female, including Alan Sugar ... Posted Image

Aye, a bit scary. Wouldn't mind working beside Harry Hill though. Plenty of laughs. None of this crew are looking too funny but early days - there could be a James among them just waiting to reveal himself.


I thought Nick and Margaret were a great team. Karan isn't a patch on Margaret.

They were 'a great team', harper. Both have very expressive faces, now Karren is not exactly expressive.
Although after she appeared in Junior Apprentice she did criticize herself as being 'too posh' and 'too fat'.
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