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2 minutes ago, Hannibal Scorch said:

Examples please

Some of the ones that I've enjoyed? Sure

The New Statesman, Only When I Laugh, The Bounder, Duty Free, Home to Roost, On The Buses, Never the Twain, The Bottle Boys, Up The Elephant and Home James

I know ITV has had its fair share of stick where sitcoms are concerned and rightfully so with some, but I've enjoyed quite a few of them over the years. Most seem to think they never topped Rising Damp

That Forces TV is a gem of a channel which never really gets the recognition it deserves on social media. On a weeknight it's full of classic 80s shows like V, The Equalizer, Miami Vice and Dukes of Hazzard. They also often show some classic ITV sitcoms that have never been repeated for years. It reminds you of the UK Gold and Granada Plus days on Sky.

Cornette really is an insufferable prick on twitter. He makes a good advert for someone that has been obsessed with the wrestling business far too long.

25 minutes ago, Lorne Malvo said:

Channel 4 is showing all of Spaced series 1 from 11pm tonight and Edgar Wright will be live-tweeting along with it. That's my Friday night sorted.

It is Friday right?

This seems to be a bit of a theme from Channel 4 at the moment on a Friday night. Next Friday they're showing Series 1 of Black Books

For those of you that enjoy a tongue in cheek style of 'whodunit' like Death in Paradise should check out Shakespeare and Hathaway. It aired in an afternoon slot on BBC One so it was probably missed by many, but all 3 series are available on the iPlayer.

BT must be well pissed off about these unforeseen circumstances. They threw a shit load of cash at WWE in order to outbid Sky and they've ended up with months of this empty venue shite. Apparently even Channel 5 aren't too impressed with the numbers for their highlight package shows either. Must be bad when Channel 5 are complaining.

For those interested, Charlie Brooker's Antiviral Wipe is on Thursday 14th May at 9pm. It's only a 30 minute show, but it's good to have Charlie back on the BBC

That's no biggie, Mel Smith done that in the 80s

You have no excuse about wearing a mask now lads 

Last year when Stallone was asked about doing a sequel to Cobra he said he would be up for it, but only as a TV series rather than a movie. I could actually see this work should it get the green light.

Was that from the same year he gave all of his fans in the UK a real treat with his I'm Your Man single? It seemed Piper was at a bit of a loose end after Mania 8.

The BBC have been adding some cracking boxsets on the iPlayer lately. They have a better selection of programmes on there compared to what they've dropped onto that Britbox shite. It's full of the same shows that are on a constant loop on channels such as Gold.

On 4/15/2020 at 10:49 PM, Devon Malcolm said:

The biggest shock about all this is that @kidzero is even more of a head-the-ball than already believed.