• What is most impressive tv-show you have watched?

Posted: **07 Jul 2006 11:59 pm**

MJ wrote:I'll totaly agree with Dekay

damn... why can't we have signatures back!

Posted: **09 Jul 2006 08:04 pm**

Older stuff:

The Muppets, X-Files, The Fast Show, The Mary Whitehouse Experience, Absolutely, to name but a few...

Newer stuff:

My Name is Earl, Green Wing, Black Books, Hustle, Scrubs and other similar genius comedy productions!

Posted: **09 Jul 2006 08:09 pm**

Hehe, youcan't quote me on that!

Ohh yeah, My Name is Earl, good choice

Posted: **09 Jul 2006 09:22 pm**

And black books!

The greatest first episode to a series ever!

http://muse.cream.org/bill/bb-bb3.rm

Which one of you bitches wants to dance?

Posted: **11 Jul 2006 11:39 am**

Definately Black Book!!! It's got Bill in!

Erm... is it just me, or has something red and dwarfy not been mentioned? Even I forgot... but now consider it added to my list!

Posted: **11 Jul 2006 11:56 am**

Good point Chris - how could we all forget that?!

Posted: **11 Jul 2006 02:39 pm**

Chris_C wrote:is it just me, or has something red and dwarfy not been mentioned?

"Right! Step up to red alert!"
"Are you absolutely sure sir? it does mean changing the bulb!"

Genius!

Posted: **11 Jul 2006 02:43 pm**

Yeh! Dwarf!

And Guide.

Ooh, Northern Exposure.

Mmmmm, Jeeves & Wooster.

redline wrote:my family were friends with Ronnie Barker... ...one of the funniest and nicest guys I ever met.

Cool! He was a national treasure. Porridge is one of my favourites.

Posted: **14 Jul 2006 01:49 pm**

Well for me it's CSI Las Vegas, The Harry Enfield show, South Park oh and Two and a half men!

Posted: **14 Jul 2006 03:00 pm**

all csi are cool,

have you heard they are making a feature length film of miami vice ,cant wait

Posted: **14 Jul 2006 03:49 pm**

Now I'm home from uni I can't get 5, so no CSI

Posted: **14 Jul 2006 04:07 pm**

living tv show it as well

Posted: **14 Jul 2006 04:21 pm**

Home here we have all of 4 channels

Posted: **14 Jul 2006 04:51 pm**

My Name Is Earl is certainly different, I like it for it's uniqueness. The Simpsons and Red Dwarf are good favourites already mentioned. Open All Hours and Porridge are classic comedy at it's best. I watch Lost, but it's getting nowhere very fast and is not quite so gripping now. I don't get a great deal of time for tv, but those are the things I'll make time to watch!
Pete

Posted: **15 Jul 2006 10:51 pm**

Big Cat diary, Grand designs & i am getting into Supernatural which ain't bad. Max & Paddy's road to knowhere is brilliant and i enjoy Open all Hours & the Two Ronnies which are just classic