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Lewis. · 24-11-2014, 01:25 AM

What programmes are you watching at the moment? I don't mean soaps or reality TV, but dramas etc. Include anything you're watching/rewatching from the past too!

Grey's Anatomy
How to Get Away with Murder
The Walking Dead
Homeland
Scandal
Breaking Bad (currently in season 1)
The Fall
The Missing
The Good Wife (currently in season 2)

They're the ones I'm watching at the moment - so many good ones and I feel that I need a cull as I spend so much time trying to catch up on them but can't bring myself to let any go!

Locke. · 24-11-2014, 01:31 AM

Person of Interest
Homeland
The Walking Dead

I need to start the new seasons of The 100 & Arrow still. And Game of Thrones, Justified, and True Detective are on breaks.

LukeB · 24-11-2014, 01:49 AM

Bojack horseman

Lewis. · 24-11-2014, 01:54 AM

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Originally Posted by Locke.

Person of Interest
Homeland
The Walking Dead

I need to start the new seasons of The 100 & Arrow still. And Game of Thrones, Justified, and True Detective are on breaks.

Ah forgot about the 100! Watched the first few episodes of S1 so am going to try and get back into it now everything is entering mid season breaks.

Shaun · 24-11-2014, 02:01 AM

not a lot at the moment, am trying to keep up with:

How to Get Away With Murder
Transparent
Mad Men (s7)
Glue
Utopia
Fargo
Twin Peaks
The Fall
The Missing
Remember Me
Brooklyn Nine Nine
American Dad!
Modern Family
Masters of Sex
The Knick
Homeland
Hannibal (still haven't seen the last 2 episodes lol)

and then UK shows (well i put some above but still)... the apprentice, masterchef: the professionals, x factor, QI, have i got news for you, only connect

i think that's everything LOL can't believe i put "not a lot", but tbf most of this is just sat on my to-watch list

Josy · 24-11-2014, 08:28 AM

The Walking Dead
The Strain

LeatherTrumpet · 24-11-2014, 08:30 AM

Toast of London
Gogglebox
X-Factor
24hrs in A&E
Football

kirklancaster · 24-11-2014, 08:39 AM

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Originally Posted by Shaun

not a lot at the moment, am trying to keep up with:

How to Get Away With Murder
Transparent
Mad Men (s7)
Glue
Utopia
Fargo
Twin Peaks
The Fall
The Missing
Remember Me
Brooklyn Nine Nine
American Dad!
Modern Family
Masters of Sex
The Knick
Homeland
Hannibal (still haven't seen the last 2 episodes lol)

and then UK shows (well i put some above but still)... the apprentice, masterchef: the professionals, x factor, QI, have i got news for you, only connect

i think that's everything LOL can't believe i put "not a lot", but tbf most of this is just sat on my to-watch list

Nor can I Shaun... When do you sleep?

kirklancaster · 24-11-2014, 08:43 AM

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Originally Posted by Josy

The Walking Dead
The Strain

Meet my wife. She is addicted to those shows and Twilight, and American Horror, The Dome etc. as well as every documentary or program on Vampires, Zombies and the paranormal.

(I pretend disinterest but watch them really LOL)

kirklancaster · 24-11-2014, 08:45 AM

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Originally Posted by LeatherTrumpet

Toast of London
Gogglebox
X-Factor
24hrs in A&E
Football

No religious documentaries LT? Come on... When do you get to throw a slipper at the telly then?

LeatherTrumpet · 24-11-2014, 08:59 AM

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Originally Posted by kirklancaster

No religious documentaries LT? Come on... When do you get to throw a slipper at the telly then?

There have been none on

I did watch the excellent The Secret Life of Brian last week and then youtubed this

Youtube video

Niamh. · 24-11-2014, 09:31 AM

Just started watching Orange is the new Black, love that

The Walking Dead
Sons of Anarchy
American Horror Story
The Fall
The Flash
Homeland

Waiting to come back :
The Mentalist
Suits
Game of Thrones
Vikings
Banshee
Mad Men
True Detective
Fargo

kirklancaster · 24-11-2014, 09:49 AM

Re-viewing 'Boardwalk Empire' in its entirety -- Love Steve Buscemi, and the Richard - the 'Tinman character - is absolutely brilliant.

'Lt. Joe Kenda: Homicide Hunter'-- on the CI HD Chanel - A real life American cop who has solved nearly 400 homicides. Kendra is a TV natural, a cross between Leslie Nielsen and Derek Thompson from the racing Channel, and the documentary is very well made and compelling.

'The Fall'

'Britains Secret Schindler' -- Discovery History documentary about Brit Nicholas Winton who saved hundreds of Czech children from being murdered by the Nazis.

'Is Everything We Know About The Universe Wrong?' -- BBC 4 documentary investigating the discovery of what is being called 'Dark Flow'.

'America's Book of Secrets' -- H2 chanel documentary series investigating the truth behind subjects like Roswell, The Gold Conspiracy of Fort Knox, Kennedy etc - fascinating.

'The New Walking Dead'

'The Strain'

'Rome - The World's First Superpower' -- Chanel 5 documentary series tracing the hisory of the Roman Empire from its first begins to its demise.

The X Factor.

I'm A Celebrity Get Me Out Of Here'

'The Passing Bells' -- BBC drama series.

'Holiday of My Lifetime' -- BBC series hosted by Len Goodman which takes celebrities back to resorts where they spent memorable childhood holidays - lightweight but highly enjoyable nostalgia.

'The Agenda'.

'Bible Secrets Revealed' -- H2 excellent documentary series dissecting and analysing the Bible and revealing the mistakes and mis-translations. A serious attempt to get to the bottom of the Greatest Book Ever Written.

'Mysteries of The Museum' -- 'Yesterday' channel documentary which highlights eerie, bizarre and grotesque museum exhibits.

'Life Is Toff' -- BBC 3 'reality' documentary series featuring the very 'upper class' Fulford family. This is hilarious, and 'daddy' Fulford wouldn't be out of place in a Harry Enfield sketch which lampoons upper class chinless wonder twits.

'New UFO: Alien Invasion -- National Geographic channel documentary series investigating in depth ,the many well catalogued UFO incidents around the world.

'Portrait Artist of The Year' -- Sky Arts reality competition series which pits unknown amateur portrait artists against each other. Some of the portraits are incredible. A fascinating program.

'Elementary' -- Sky Living drama series which puts a new spin on the Conan Doyle hero. With Johnny Lee Miller as Sherlock and Lucy Lu as Watson both equally as brilliant, this show is very entertaining.

'New: The Face' -- Sky Living reality series featuring Naomi Campbell in which unknown aspiring models battle to be crowned 'The Face' and win a modelling career. Naomi the bitch is brilliant viewing.

EggHeads

'University Challenge' -- Paxo is one of my heroes.

'Botched' -- E! plastic surgery show featuring two eminent plastic surgeons correcting hideous botched surgery on diverse 'patients'. This show is packed full of cranks with size 1000 DDD tits, and trout lips which cover half their faces, to ******* who have spent a hundred thousand dollars attempting to look like Justin Fecking Beiber, but also features unfortunate people who've had very poor breast creation surgery following mastectomies. A fascinating, highly enjoyable show.

'KO TV Boxing Weekly' -- Channel 4 Boxing magazine program.

'Ringside' -- Sky Sports boxing magazine program. (Just watched the Cleverly v Bellews 2 fight package.)

'The Apprentice' -- Love Sir Sid James - another of my heroes.

'Ladies of London' -- 'ITVBe' reality show featuring English 'Posh Totty' and Aristocratic Ladies, and their aspirant wealthy American female friends moving around in London's elitist circles.

Plus any other documentaries and films which take the eye and which I record.

kirklancaster · 24-11-2014, 09:51 AM

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Originally Posted by LeatherTrumpet

There have been none on

I did watch the excellent The Secret Life of Brian last week and then youtubed this

Youtube video

'Bible Secrets Revealed' -- H2 excellent documentary series dissecting and analysing the Bible and revealing the mistakes and mis-translations. A serious attempt to get to the bottom of the Greatest Book Ever Written.

If you have H2 - then watch this LT - it is right up your street.

LeatherTrumpet · 24-11-2014, 09:52 AM

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Originally Posted by kirklancaster

'Bible Secrets Revealed' -- H2 excellent documentary series dissecting and analysing the Bible and revealing the mistakes and mis-translations. A serious attempt to get to the bottom of the Greatest Book Ever Written.

If you have H2 - then watch this LT - it is right up your street.

Greatest book with the worst typesetting in history

Mokka · 24-11-2014, 09:58 AM

With the Fam:
Brooklyn Nine-Nine
The 100
Elementary
Gracepoint
Doctor Who (till it ended)
Gilmore Girls (for the billionth time)

For Myself:
Downton (till it ended)
Grey's Anatomy
Scandal
Parenthood
The Good Wife
Madam Secretary (if you like the Good Wife... you will like this)
Survivor
Two Broke Girls

kirklancaster · 24-11-2014, 10:07 AM

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Originally Posted by LeatherTrumpet

Greatest book with the worst typesetting in history

Conceded

Lewis. · 24-11-2014, 08:02 PM

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Originally Posted by Mokkajava

With the Fam:
Brooklyn Nine-Nine
The 100
Elementary
Gracepoint
Doctor Who (till it ended)
Gilmore Girls (for the billionth time)

For Myself:
Downton (till it ended)
Grey's Anatomy
Scandal
Parenthood
The Good Wife
Madam Secretary (if you like the Good Wife... you will like this)
Survivor
Two Broke Girls

Thought you meant the BBC show 'Survivors' then! That was a great programme too - shame about the ending.

LeatherTrumpet · 24-11-2014, 08:05 PM

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I bought a vintage Boxed Oxford Teachers Bible tonight, all edges gilt, yapp full grain leather, 2 ribbons, KJV. and all for £4. Bargain.

This will be going to the USA in a week or so for 40 sheets or i am a monkeys uncle

kirklancaster · 24-11-2014, 08:39 PM

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Originally Posted by LeatherTrumpet

I bought a vintage Boxed Oxford Teachers Bible tonight, all edges gilt, yapp full grain leather, 2 ribbons, KJV. and all for £4. Bargain.

This will be going to the USA in a week or so for 40 sheets or i am a monkeys uncle

Shrewd, very canny. Where did you buy it?