Well, the series is not a comedy like the film is. It contains humour and gets more light-hearted as it goes on, but it's a pretty much straight-up cop show.

I love the series of Starsky and Hutch and also enjoyed the film. Yes it's a comedy but so what?

When i compare it to the oh so serious movie of Miami Vice which is a bona fide bore-a-thon based on another series i loved.

I'd take Snoop Dog and co every time.

Thats just personal opinion though.

So what indeed. I was pointing out to Nos (who hasn't seen either) that the series is not a comedy like the film. Comment on whether that is a positive or negative on either product was neither expressed or implied by myself.

So belt up.

I wasn't even replying to you. Did i quote you? It was general opinion from myself.

Telling people to belt up is not on, Deadite.

Im sorry Dem's but wearing a seat belt in this country is compulsory,so belt up,I do not care what back water in breed village you live in but this is England and you will obey the Road safety act ,or get your collar felt so belt up.....

Quite right, old chap. Not bantery enough, agreed.

Deliveries from last week.

Popped into HMV to pick up The Love Witch and accidentally spent £30 :lol: It's payday on Friday so hey ho...

Ordered a Peter Cushing film, Doctor Who: Daleks Invasion Earth 2150 AD. Bought it with the last of my birthday money. I have strong nostalgia for this film as I recall enjoying it immensely when I was just a little boy. I suspect that Dr Who purists are probably a little bit sniffy about the two Cushing films as they portray the titular character as a doddery old inventor rather than an actual timelord but that really doesn't bother me. Invasion Earth is easily the better of the two films and I am looking forward to a high definition viewing, will be a lot of fun. :)

Invasion Earth is great fun, Cushing is fine for a 60s era Doctor Who, anything with the Daleks in is okay by me...

(now I'll have dig out my DVD double pack of the films and give em a watch.)