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surfergirl, on May 28 2009, 11:07 PM, said:

Britain's Got Talent ...... it's hilarious ! Some fantastic acts.

i watched the tail end of that at the weekend...tis good viewing, though i prefer the earlier heats before the final stages, soooo funny

[john k]

Watched a very funny programme on BBC-TV last night. Most TV comedy is dire but Amanda ft. Amanda Hart was recommended to us and rightly so. Same time next week...

And tonight we watched the first episode in a repeat on Belgian TV of Stephen Fry in America in which he eventually visits all 50 (?) states. This week he was in BM country, Pennsylvania and Vermont, and the north-east coast in general. Great countryside you've got out there...

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john k, on Dec 15 2009, 10:24 PM, said:

Watched a very funny programme on BBC-TV last night. Most TV comedy is dire but Amanda ft. Amanda Hart was recommended to us and rightly so. Same time next week...

And tonight we watched the first episode in a repeat on Belgian TV of Stephen Fry in America in which he eventually visits all 50 (?) states. This week he was in BM country, Pennsylvania and Vermont, and the north-east coast in general. Great countryside you've got out there...

hi John, the Stephen Fry series is certainly worth watching - though i think the series was far too short for the amount of stuff (sates) to go in. but deffo en joyable - and now here's a thing - i would have thought he would hate the states - but its quite the opposite. all good stuff

[ket1231]

Well I have seen some news on international news channel..

[Holly]

I watched the Philadelphia Flyers and Pittsburgh Penguins game on Versus.

[Blackguard]

Last night I watched Mythbusters and followed that up with an episode of Malcolm In The Middle.

[brianmargo67]

I watched a two-part documentary on the Spartans on PBS, hosted by Bettany Hughes. She's a brilliant woman who really knows her stuff. She's also Hott, and I always think it's funny, when I watch the shows she hosts, how there are a lot of Shots Of Bettany that seem to really not have much relevance to the subject at hand. But wtf... it kept me watching.

[viper]

I've been watching a lot of Criminal Minds lately. Also Man vs. Food on the Travel channel.

[RhondaLuvsAlan]

I watch all of those silly ghosthunting shows like Ghosthunters and Ghosthunters Academy (sort of Police Academy in haunted places)
and Ghost Adventures on the Travel Channel. The only normal show I watch is NCIS.

[viper]

The other day at Man vs Food show, they held a slice of Pizza next to an 8 month old baby. The slice was bigger. The star and his partner had to each eat half of a 42" pizza with 13 pounds of assorted meat on it in 30 minutes.

[viper]

I'm getting hooked on NCIS lately.

[Holly]

The Price Is Right and Jeopardy. Jeopardy is my favorite game show.

[Cool Cool Water]

Futurama. Woo!

[john k]

Watched the "prequel" to Only Fools and Horses last Sunday. Called Rock and Chips. Absolutely brilliant. And hilarious at times. And just check out that tracklist at the bottom of the page!

[Marcella]

Watched Travel Channel's Man v. Food last night.

[Cool Cool Water]

I watched the 40 years of The Glastonbury Festival last night on BBC 4. Was very intresting. I was trying to find myself in the crowd last year no luck . But 2 days !!! till Glasto 2010! will try and be on more film this year.

[viper]

Cool Cool Water, on Jun 21 2010, 11:29 AM, said:

I watched the 40 years of The Glastonbury Festival last night on BBC 4. Was very intresting. I was trying to find myself in the crowd last year no luck . But 2 days !!! till Glasto 2010! will try and be on more film this year.

Maybe if you gave yourself a full body paint in weird colors, carried a sign that said someting idiotic and ran around with a gorgeous naked woman riding a white horse, it just may get the film crews attention.

Oh forget you. Now about the naked woman in the white horse...

[Cool Cool Water]

viper, on Jul 2 2010, 03:35 PM, said:

Maybe if you gave yourself a full body paint in weird colors, carried a sign that said someting idiotic and ran around with a gorgeous naked woman riding a white horse, it just may get the film crews attention.

Oh forget you. Now about the naked woman in the white horse...

i should of done that this year! damn.....

[Sunflower1]

The last show I watched last night was "Pawn Stars" on the history channel. I am astonished by the fact the the seller of an item says they are going to ask for thousands of dollars for their item and won't take any less but winds up selling their items for way less. I don't know why the seller thinks they are going to make big bucks. They took their item not to an auction house but a Pawn Shop!!

[brianmargo67]

Well... I'm housesitting/dogsitting for a friend who has a TV (I don't have a tv where I'm living right now) so the last couple days I've been chillin' out with documentaries. There were two great ones on PBS yesterday -- KING CORN (a history of the evolution of corn production in the USA from a small, local midwest crop to a big time, agribusiness commodity, as told through the story of two guys who decide to plant an acre of corn in Iowa and see where the crop ends up) and RENEWAL: STORIES FROM AMERICA'S RELIGIOUS ENVIRONMENTAL MOVEMENT, which was about the ways in which diverse faiths are embracing the "green" movement. Both of them really cool and believe me, a lot more interesting than I've made them sound

ALSO saw a handful of great documentaries on PBS on Sunday, about the beach, ice cream, and hot dogs... all done by the same production crew. Sort of travelogues... very fun.

THEN I watched a great episode of SEINFELD (the one where Jerry takes his spare keys back from Kramer and everyone ends up swapping spare keys with everyone else) and a great episode of STAR TREK: NEXT GENERATION (the one where the Enterprise picks up and revives three cryogenically frozen time-travelers from the late 20th century).

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