The Returned - starts 9pm Sunday,Channel 4

 

 

After a coach crash in an Alpine viillage 4 years previous,the victims start turning up in the village. Not your usual sort of flesh eating zombie genre.

 

These undead people are actually normal and don't know they're dead,whereas the locals in the village think it's a miracle they're back and alive.

 

This is an unmissable series

Anyone watched Continuum?

did season one could not be arsed with season two

'Top of the Lake' is must see TV. Great cast, great acting and an intriguing plot.

vary good watch and you got to see her tits and shaging (peggy out of mad men)

Isn't it breaking bad time

Not sure if its been mentioned but "the trip" on Friday nights. Coogan and brydon doing a restaurant tour around the northwest

 

Very enjoyable

Not sure if its been mentioned but "the trip" on Friday nights. Coogan and brydon doing a restaurant tour around the northwest

 

Very enjoyable

Was actually released as a film in the us, The tv series version has around 30 mins extra footage.

 

Very funny though.

 

Enjoying Southcliffe on 4. Slow burning, and moody. Good drama though. 

Not sure if its been mentioned but "the trip" on Friday nights. Coogan and brydon doing a restaurant tour around the northwest

 

Very enjoyable

 

They're making another one as we speak, but it's set abroad this time.

Not sure if its been mentioned but "the trip" on Friday nights. Coogan and brydon doing a restaurant tour around the northwest

 

Very enjoyable

Ain't that a couple of years old?

Apparently so

 

Never seen it though

Apparently so

 

Never seen it though

Fair enough

 

Didn't realise it was back on

 

I enjoyed it but found the repetitive Bond impressions a bit tiresome

Mogwai - Les Revenants Soundtrack (The Returned) - awesome listening!

anyone watch that Peaky Blinders that started last week?

 

first episode was v good

 

good cast and all that

 

part 2 on BBC2 tonight at 9

 

in a nutshell

 

Birmingham gangsters in 1919

 

http://www.bbc.co.uk/programmes/p01fj945

Not sure if its been mentioned but "the trip" on Friday nights. Coogan and brydon doing a restaurant tour around the northwest

 

Very enjoyable

My favourite series of all time. Really funny, moving - just fantastic.  

 

Cock and Bull story (where Winterbottom got the idea from) is also a good watch.

anyone watch that Peaky Blinders that started last week?

 

first episode was v good

 

good cast and all that

 

part 2 on BBC2 tonight at 9

 

in a nutshell

 

Birmingham gangsters in 1919

 

http://www.bbc.co.uk/programmes/p01fj945

 

I've not watched it, but I meant to, it looks really good. I suppose I had best watch the first episode on iPlayer and play catch up

anyone watch that Peaky Blinders that started last week?

Yes, first episode was pretty impressive, they've obviously spent a few quid on it. It's based on a true story apparently. Birmingham was virtually ungovernable after WW1. There was even mention of St. Andrews last week, i bet that was a rum place back then. 

Just watched the first episode of Peaky Blinders on iPlayer this morning, thought it was very good indeed. The BBC have clearly spent a fortune on it. Looks like it's going to be a cracking series with a few little sub-plots already starting to develop after the first episode.

Just watched the first episode of Peaky Blinders on iPlayer this morning, thought it was very good indeed. The BBC have clearly spent a fortune on it. Looks like it's going to be a cracking series with a few little sub-plots already starting to develop after the first episode.

 

As shallow as I am, the name put me off.

By all means.

 

Disappointing.

BBC Four.

 

Citizen Wank.

 

Best film of all time? Utter shite more like...

BBC Four.

 

Citizen Wank.

 

Best film of all time? Utter shite more like...

Loads of things which are now film cliches were done first in it, that's why the Mark Commode lot rate it so much.

I thought it'd be good, turned it over for MOTD2...

 

It were shite, thought I was watching one of Ed Wood's 'masterpieces' (or, more accurately, Tim Burton's version of his films).

 

I like King Kong mind.

Edited September 22, 201312 yr by Youri McAnespie

Can I also add.

 

Orson Welles is a Tosser.

 

Or, more accurately;

 

Orson Welles was a Tosser.

 

Now those phrases have finally been immortalized by the internet. The former one never appearing anywhere according to Google, the latter, well mine is the fourth appearance, the other three refer to his job as a theatre bouncer.

 

I can die a fulfilled man now.

Edited September 22, 201312 yr by Youri McAnespie

Surprisingly, according to Google again, nobody has ever wrote the phrase;

 

Orson Welles was a Wanker.

 

Either.

 

Until now.

Someone here floats the opinion he 'might' have been a wanker, well, while they were prevaricating, I've got in there first and ended the debate.

 

https://groups.google.com/forum/#!topic/rec.arts.sf.starwars.misc/E3kAb6nm5T0

Edited September 22, 201312 yr by Youri McAnespie

Saw a preview of that programme about Gazza last night. Don't know if can bring myself to watch it. 

Saw a preview of that programme about Gazza last night. Don't know if can bring myself to watch it. 

 

Read this - http://www.theguardian.com/football/2013/sep/23/being-paul-gascoigne-portrait-addict

 

and decided it wasn't for me.

 

Feel a mixture of pity, sorrow and revulsion towards him - man has had more chances than your average Joe and seems hell-bent on self-destruction.