Tonight at 9

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  1. Jay

    Jay Well-Known Member

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    There's a new series on BBC 1 in which Stephen Fry visits all 50 states of the USA. On BBC 2 James May's interesting series on where technology is taking us continues. On ITV there's a new Touch of Frost. And on Channel 4 it's three quarters of the way through Peter Kay's new show. The rest of the week? Absolutely **** all.
     
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    Touch of Frost

    He's always eating.

    I don't especially like watching people eat. :eek:
     
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    have you got sky plus mate?

    if not, fire the old VHS up?
     
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    The Peter Kay thing is painful

    ******* dreadful
     
    Terry Nutkins, Oct 12, 2008
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    Farnham_Red Administrator Staff Member Admin

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    I cant decide

    Trouble is its trying to parody something that is beyond parody

    Just not sure if it works or not - think the "Judges" especially Pete Waterman are great not sure about the whole concept though
     
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    Glad I didn't watch it now nt
     
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    Simon Schama's new series as well on Friday.

    Got the Stephen Fry recording this evening
     
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    I wish I'd watched Stephen Fry

    instead of that Peter Kay fall from grace epic. Do you think it was just a big excuse for him to dress in a frock and sing on stage?
     
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    It would have made an excellent 15 minute sketch...

    ...30 minutes at a push. There were touches of brilliance in it, but it relied on the same gag for the whole show.
     
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