Richard A Thackeray
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M*A*S*H last night
What TV are you watching?
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raleighnut
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- One of the 'Elite'
With the 'laugh track' or without
Richard A Thackeray
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Never really notice when watching it
raleighnut
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- One of the 'Elite'
It annoys the carp out of me but then I grew up watching it sans laughtrack.
Quick trivia question...................Who was the only character/actor who made it from the film into the series.
Profpointy
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A bit of a guess but was it Radar?
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Drago
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- Suburban Poshshire
Will finish season 3 of Mayor of Kingstown today. Not one for admirers of the work of Mary Whitehouse.
raleighnut
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- One of the 'Elite'
cyberknight
As long as I breathe, I attack.
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- Land of confusion
On late shift so i normally get to catch up on the tv but mini ck 1 off ill so yesterday i had the joy of watching a k pop boy band just acting erm like young adult men akak twits but making sure all the world got to see the antics
matticus
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Enjoyed Magpie (on a Marple, Sunday tea-time kind of level, not Le Carré level!). Can't get into this one at all.
The structure just isn't gelling with my poor brain.
Partly lack of intellect; I'm trying to follow 2 parallel murder stories with my feeble brain, with same actors playing (slightly) different characters.
And partly: I don't know what to think about the "fictional" plot line. It's a book-within-a-book; should I care about the characters? Or just what happens in the end? Should I be considering who - in the "real world" - is reading it?? I don't know what to do !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
Legs
usually riding on Zwift...
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- Staffordshire
In the book, the 'book-within-a-book' (like in Magpie Murders, which I read at Christmastime several years ago in the midst of an horrendous bout of flu) all comes in one chunk. This is all very well, but I did find myself finishing the Pünd story it and then having to readjust my brain to thinking 'Susan who?, Alan who?'
matticus
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That sounds like an even stranger format! :P
You might find this of interest (from google):
Does Tim McMullan have an eye condition?
Yes, he does. Tim McMullan's distinctive eye appearance is due to a rare medical condition known as Blepharophimosis syndrome.
According to Cleveland Clinic, Blepharophimosis syndrome, also called BPES, is a genetic disorder that affects how your eyelids develop and look. This syndrome is categorised by narrow eye openings, droopy eyelids and folds of skin on the inner part of the eyes going from the bottom to the upper corner.
MontyVeda
a short-tempered ill-controlled small-minded troll
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- Lancaster... the little city.
I know what you mean... but I'm still enjoying it.
I did however guffaw at a line in episode three or four, when the film producer character claimed to have gone for a walk on a beach, but that was claimed to be a lie since that beach is always at high tide after 6pm... erm... doesn't the time of the tide change on a daily basis???
matticus
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The Listeners? With Rebecca Hall? !
Anybody else?
Just amazing, but so tense and unsettling.
(Very like 'Kill You in that respect, but a completely different style of drama.)
Anybody else?
Just amazing, but so tense and unsettling.
(Very like 'Kill You in that respect, but a completely different style of drama.)
Mo1959
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I wondered if that might be good. Normally I’m not that keen on anything vaguely sci-fi, but it does sound intriguing.
MontyVeda
a short-tempered ill-controlled small-minded troll
- Location
- Lancaster... the little city.
Just finished series two of The Gone; an Eire/NZ crime drama... it's a good gripping story but plagued with character decisions that just don't add up, and too much dialogue that's so hammy it could have been penned by George Lucas.
