Tv Shows

[bolty58]

On 22/12/2019 at 02:39, Not in Crawley said:

Watched the first one today of the Witcher, some of the dialogue is a bit cringeworthy.

Not just the dialogue. That giant spider or whatever the fuck it was right at the start looked like an effort from my grandson using toilet roll centres and chewed spiggy.

On the plus side, the flatdicks in that sorcerers fantasy home were alreet.

[mickbrown]

16 hours ago, Smiley said:

3 and a bit episodes into crime drama Traces on Alibi. Good to see Partington & Bolton being used in the scenes even though it’s set in Dundee. 

 

Partington makes Bolton look like Beverley Hills

[Matt Lofthouse]

16 hours ago, frank_spencer said:

Loved the game looking forward to a post Christmas binge of the show.

Hoping the series will get me into the game. Just can’t find time to have a bash, like the good old days of San Andreas. Pesky kids interfering with my gaming. 

[frank_spencer]

1 hour ago, Matt said:

Hoping the series will get me into the game. Just can’t find time to have a bash, like the good old days of San Andreas. Pesky kids interfering with my gaming. 

Generally play once my crotch goblin has gone to bed.

Witcher 3 especially is such a vast game it'd take some serious dedication to 100% it.

[Casino]

BBC usually make a classic that I'll watch over Christmas

Struggled with last night's Christmas carol

All a bit too dark

Surprisingly, wife loved it so might try it again before tonight's instalment

[ErnestTurnip]

Same people who made Taboo I think, split our house down the middle as well.

[Casino]

Oh aye

Taboo

Gave up on that, too

[Zico]

I'm looking forward to The Tiger Who Came To Tea on something like C4 on Christmas Eve

[Rudy]

1 minute ago, ZicoKelly said:

I'm looking forward to The Tiger Who Came To Tea on something like C4 on Christmas Eve

The sprog nearly burst at the advert 

[Matt Lofthouse]

7 hours ago, Casino said:

BBC usually make a classic that I'll watch over Christmas

Struggled with last night's Christmas carol

All a bit too dark

Surprisingly, wife loved it so might try it again before tonight's instalment

Enjoyed both episodes so far, as you say dark with its own adaptation.

[jules_darby]

Tried 2 episodes of The Witcher. It’s a bit shit really

[deane koontz]

when english football ruled europe itv4

[deane koontz]

 

[ErnestTurnip]

If this Gavin and Stacey xmas special was a dog it would have been put down after the first 5 minutes.

[MickyD]

Just watched it and if that's comedy...

I've been to funnier funerals

 

[Rudy]

I enjoyed it 

[Leyther_Matt]

Started off as a bit of a forced attempt to shoehorn as many catchphrases as possible but it grew as it went on and loved it eventually. Laughed, cried and jaw dropped open at the end. 

[Alf Hartigan]

Just watched The Irishman and after hearing mixed reviews on here, was pleasantly surprised, thought it was fucking brilliant.

soz...this should have gone in the films thread.

Edited December 26, 2019 by Alf Hartigan

[Casino]

1 hour ago, Leyther_Matt said:

Started off as a bit of a forced attempt to shoehorn as many catchphrases as possible but it grew as it went on and loved it eventually. Laughed, cried and jaw dropped open at the end. 

Tidy

[Rudy]

Just now, Casino said:

Tidy

Oh

[Tonge moor green jacket]

For the survivalists amongst us, and the environmentally concerned, look on BBC iPlayer for " The last igloo ". 

[Spider]

Worzel Gummidge was fckin brilliant 

[ErnestTurnip]

Think there's one more ep but surely deserves a series after that first one.

[stevieb]

Caught up on gavin and Stacey...never seen all of em before just the odd episode. 

Me and the Mrs were loving the 'were more than just mum and dad' scene! 

Good TV. Quite like James corden on his megastar US Shit too! 

[Rudy]

Me and the sprog have watched the entire Julia Donaldson collection on iPlayer. Gruffalo, Gruffalos child, Snail and The Whale, Room on the broom, Stick Man, Highway Rat.

All absolutely superb.