Worshipping at the altar of the great glass God!

Wayne · 12th Dec 2006, 10:06 PM

After watching 'The Cult of Blake's 7', i got drawn into the BBC4 docu about Edward Vlll's abdication which proved to be really interesting. There was a lot background & political manouvering involved than i'd realized.

Pip Madeley · 13th Dec 2006, 6:38 PM

Only Fools and Horses - Sleepless In Peckham

The first time I'd properly seen it (I feel asleep during its original transmission in 2003). Funny in places, but ultimately disappointing. They should've left it alone in 1996...

**Milky Tears** · 13th Dec 2006, 7:22 PM

Watched Billie Piper in her sexy specs on The New Paul O'Grady Show. She should've worn a bra.

Wayne · 15th Dec 2006, 11:56 AM

Originally Posted by Milky Tears

It's called Wayne's W*nkathon (A Touch of Brimstone) and it's on Thursday at 7pm - repeated Friday at 11:30pm.

Just watched it. I actually remembered to record it.

Rigg looked w*anktastic, but apart from that, it was quite a boring episode.

**Paul Clement** · 18th Dec 2006, 7:30 PM

I've watched Knights of God again after many a year, well some of it anyway, and was impressed by how much better it was than I'd even remembered.

**SiHart** · 18th Dec 2006, 8:18 PM

It's been Harry Hill series 2 today while I've been off work and the 1998 Christmas Sleigh Ride of Laughter.

Very, very funny!

Si xx

Wayne · 30th Dec 2006, 4:14 PM

I've got the old Universal 'Frankenstein' movie on on Film 4 in the background, then i'll be watching Ep.2 of 'The Abominable Snowmen', followed by the next ep of 'Angel'.
I've also got the 'Steptoe & Son' movie on beeb 2 at 11.45, pencilled in for tonight.

**Milky Tears** · 30th Dec 2006, 5:55 PM

The Frankenstein/Bride of Frankenstein DVD I bought in last year's HMV Post-Christmas Sale is still sealed (Jaws and Scum Special Editions as well)!! Thanks for the reminder, Wayne.

Pip Madeley · 30th Dec 2006, 6:23 PM

Last night I watched 1997's Batman & Robin.

Never again.

**Ralph** · 30th Dec 2006, 6:36 PM

Originally Posted by Wayne

I've also got the 'Steptoe & Son' movie on beeb 2 at 11.45, pencilled in for tonight.

I find the first 5 minutes one of the most entertaing bits as Albert makes breakfast in his own inimitable style...

Pip Madeley · 30th Dec 2006, 6:39 PM

Fag ash sandwich

**Ralph** · 30th Dec 2006, 6:42 PM

Yeah that and the fried egg getting scooped up off the floor

**Paul Clement** · 30th Dec 2006, 6:53 PM

I've been watching Highlander The Series, one of my Christmas Dvd's. I've watched the first two episodes of Season 1, and hopefully will watch another episode tomorrow.

Wayne · 30th Dec 2006, 6:54 PM

Originally Posted by Ralph

I find the first 5 minutes one of the most entertaing bits as Albert makes breakfast in his own inimitable style...

I'm sure it will be fun, but i'm only watching it 'coz Carolyn Seymour from 'Survivors' appears as a stripper.

(See 'Science Fiction Britannia' thread)

**Jonno** · 30th Dec 2006, 10:26 PM

Albert making the sandwich is the start of the second film though, isn't it? We only watched it some 6 weeks ago!

Pip Madeley · 30th Dec 2006, 10:34 PM

You know what, he's right n' all...

Wayne · 30th Dec 2006, 10:50 PM

I thought it sounded familiar!

Mind you, i fell asleep during that one.

Pip Madeley · 30th Dec 2006, 10:51 PM

I've been watching Baddiel and Skinner's Fantasy World Cup from 1998 - as a result I've ordered 'Indoor League' on DVD... I can't believe Network have actually released it! But I'm thankful too, cause it looks like TV Gold.

Wayne · 31st Dec 2006, 12:57 AM

Originally Posted by Wayne

I'm sure it will be fun, but i'm only watching it 'coz Carolyn Seymour from 'Survivors' appears as a stripper.

(See 'Science Fiction Britannia' thread)

It's not a particularly funny film is it?

Worth it for the lovely Carolyn Symour though.

**Ralph** · 31st Dec 2006, 1:14 AM

Originally Posted by Wayne

It's not a particularly funny film is it?

Worth it for the lovely Carolyn Symour though.

The funniest film Harry H Corbett did was Carry On Screaming - his Sargeant Bung character was a classic

As for this movie - it has it's moments but I think your assessment is probably correct on both counts

Wayne · 31st Dec 2006, 1:17 AM

Originally Posted by Ralph

The funniest film Harry H Corbett did was Carry On Screaming - his Sargeant Bung character was a classic

As for this movie - it has it's moments but I think your assessment is probably correct on both counts

Have you been watching it (her) as well?

God, she was fit in her day!

**Ralph** · 31st Dec 2006, 1:20 AM

Originally Posted by Wayne

Have you been watching it (her) as well?

God, she was fit in her day!

Yeah I've got it on in the background - a nice bod for sure!

**Milky Tears** · 31st Dec 2006, 2:24 AM

ITV3 are having a Tales of the Unexpected marathon today from 12-8pm. Looks like they're repeating eighteen of the fifty plus episodes they've been showing since July. Worth a look if there's nothing else on.

http://www.itv.com/listings/ShowList...ate=31/12/2006

Royal Jelly is in there somewhere.

**Ralph** · 31st Dec 2006, 1:26 PM

I'm watching the final season of Alias at the moment - just 10 episodes left before the finale.

**SiHart** · 31st Dec 2006, 7:54 PM

I've been really enjoying Danger: UXB the last couple of days. I picked it up cheaply in the Borders sale the other day and it's a great series- featuring the rarest of things: A great performance from Debbie Watling as Naughty Norma!

Si xx

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