What TV Have You Seen?

[Demoncrat]

Originally Posted by Demdike@Cult Labs

That was one bizarre ending.

According to Hammond, David Collings would have got them out in the next series but it never happened.

Indeed. But to a callow 9 year old, this meant we were no longer in Kansas.....

[Demdike@Cult Labs]

Originally Posted by Demoncrat

Indeed. But to a callow 9 year old, this meant we were no longer in Kansas.....

Shit! Did it take you so long to figure it out?

All those clocks and well, just McCallum and Lumley, told me that in the first few minutes.

I was chanting 'There's no place like home' pretty wildly to myself as i watched it again earlier this year, never mind as a 9 year old.

[Demoncrat]

Originally Posted by Demdike@Cult Labs

Shit! Did it take you so long to figure it out?

All those clocks and well, just McCallum and Lumley, told me that in the first few minutes.

I was chanting 'There's no place like home' pretty wildly to myself as i watched it again earlier this year, never mind as a 9 year old.

Wasn't as conversant with quantum mechanics then as I am now

[Demdike@Cult Labs]

Originally Posted by Demoncrat

Wasn't as conversant with quantum mechanics then as I am now

I'm in a permanent state of regression.

[trebor8273]

Lethal Weapon

enjoyed this more than i was expecting captures the spirit of the first two films while it was never going to be as good as those films its all still very enjoyable and as i said captures the spirit of the films with lots of little nods to the movies

[Susan Foreman]

Originally Posted by Demoncrat

And breathe. Watched It Was Alright In The 70s last night, as I like a laugh, and am not a goldfish. Literally pantwettingly funny in places. White hetero men shitting themselves about those flaming pesky women and poofs and coons. And the bit about Punk was priceless. Recommended highly to those who are sane and remember the period. Unlike the racist twits I have to deal with on Book face.

As someone who is a woman and a 'lezza' and likes the original 70's punk music, I love 70's television and find very few programmes that offend me

Trouble is...my psychiatrist says I am not exactly sane and (as you point out) I am old enough to remember the television that was broadcast over 40 years ago!

[Frankenhooker]

Watching Justified from the start again. One of the most underrated shows of modern times.

[nosferatu42]

Originally Posted by Susan Foreman

As someone who is a woman and a 'lezza' and likes the original 70's punk music, I love 70's television and find very few programmes that offend me

Trouble is...my psychiatrist says I am not exactly sane and (as you point out) I am old enough to remember the television that was broadcast over 40 years ago!

You're a gal after my own heart Suze you know that.
70's spawn are not easily offended.
We were brought up on a diet of Bernard Manning, Jim Davidson, the sex pistols, derek and clive and Pans people. After that P.C Britain in the modern world is a stroll offence wise.

[nosferatu42]

Oh and remember it's the "sane" ones you gotta watch out for.

[anythinggoes78]

Lethal Weapon

Yeah its what i expected from the trailers, originally before i saw the trailer i thought it would be awful, seeing the trailer i though ok maybe this could be half decent, and yeah its half decent, there are some niggles i had with it, and the new Riggs and Murtaugh just cannot match Gibson and Glover, in fact the Murtaugh character seems just a bit too different from the one we loved in the movies, Marlon is just too young IMO, but a decent start, hopefully they can can pull in an interesting story scope to the series.