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General => General discussion => Topic started by: Thom89 on 27 December 2011, 23:36
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Is it just me, or has this Christmas been the very worst on any of the channels, for as far back as I care to remember!
Last nights BBC1 effort with David Jason was woeful! more like a badly written Pink Panther sketch... Alan Partridge sprang to mind, desperate for some TV work... Please!
Thom
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Its all sh!t
Havent watched anything on tv, just dvd's
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could be ur age thom :laugh:
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Its all sh!t
Havent watched anything on tv, just dvd's
Same here we have been watching DVD's, tv wise has been very poor
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could be ur age thom :laugh:
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Come on Chuff, bedtime.
You have work in the morning :lipsrsealed: :grin: :kiss:
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been asleep, just woke up again, left the telly on, mock the week reruns are great :laugh:
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I find anything "bad" makes me glad I am evolved, and can occupy my time without the drivel.
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could be ur age thom :laugh:
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You aint that far behind me! and practically nothing behind in terms of what was on TV in the past :laugh: :laugh:
Thom
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far enough :kiss:
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tv has been sh!t, not even any good old christmas specials
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Its all sh!t
Havent watched anything on tv, just dvd's
i very rearly watch tv, the only things i watch is friends when its on, scrubs occasionally, him and her, family guy and trollied so maybe about 5 hours tv a week max :grin: oh and the f1 when its on
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Makes me think about buying a Virgin Media box ?
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Downton abbey was good, im not even joking :smiley:
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I find anything "bad" makes me glad I am evolved, and can occupy my time without the drivel.
This............. Although I use this forum too much... But then again I only abuse it when I actually cant do anything else. :grin:
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It's been terrible, like the other day at 9 o'clock nothing good to watch at all, all soaps etc... What happened to films being on telly? I do wonder why I pay tv license at times.
In the end I settled with how its made... after 1 hour I said f this and streamed a film of the pc via the xbox.
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Couldn't agree more. It's been dire! I remember past years where you would need to choose what you most wanted to watch, this year, quite often, I couldn't find anything I wanted to watch! As golf-sib said, where are the movies? You used to get some real blockbusters on at Christmas, this year we only had a couple of average children's movies on BBC Christmas Day. Thank god for streamed movies!
BTW, is there any way of watching streamed movies on tv without the letter-box type screen?
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Couldn't agree more. It's been dire! I remember past years where you would need to choose what you most wanted to watch, this year, quite often, I couldn't find anything I wanted to watch! As golf-sib said, where are the movies? You used to get some real blockbusters on at Christmas, this year we only had a couple of average children's movies on BBC Christmas Day. Thank god for streamed movies!
BTW, is there any way of watching streamed movies on tv without the letter-box type screen?
On xbox you can choose how the image is stretched and what format, I also have additional settings on the Sony telly letting me take control over the ratio's. Xbox does a very good job, my main telly is 32" and my pc monitor is 32", what the film looks like on the pc is somewhat pixely at spots, on xbox it is smoothed and sexy.
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Jeeeeeebuz... one year they complain it's the same old sh!t year after year, that gets changed and now it's all sh!t and none of the good old 'specials' (reruns) they've played the last 15 years at Christmas time :rolleyes:
I'd have sworn there is something else other than a telly to keep us entertained over the Christmas break :tongue: Take the kids/dog to the park, go for a walk, do some odd jobs around the house your missus has been nagging you to do, rearrange the living room... 3 times ... and end up as it was... start taking down the Christmas Decorations... There is plenty of other sh!t to do, honest.
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been asleep, just woke up again, left the telly on,
My father does this. A lot.
He has also recently retired (not that one would notice)