Quote: Griff @ July 24 2008, 10:51 AM BST

Black Books is brill, all of it.

I've been watching the rerun of the Bionic Woman remake on ITV2. I'm only two episodes in and already I can see why it got cancelled. It really is car-crash awful.

View original

I agree about Black Books - it's all great, not just series 1. But I quite liked Bionic Woman. Not great, and it had plenty wrong with it, but I liked it. And the big lipped girl from Eastenders was quite sexy.
 

Still Game. Ya pricks!
 

---

World Record holder for most BSG avatars in one day.
Undefeated at internet ping pong. Come back Graham! You can have the trophy!
Purity is for Admen to make fools of us all.
Founder (and only member) of the Real Magpie Pirates.

 

Sorry to back-track a bit, but to sum up the Rag Trade DVD. Haven't watched it since I bought it when it was first released, fancy re-watching. I've been researching the first series and the eight surviving episodes of the ten are on the DVD but in the wrong order. An unknown episode title and 'The Italien Designer' are not on the DVD, I presume they are not in the archives, but you never know, you could get the series 2 DVD and they will be on that. Anyway, this site might help- http://www.laughterlog.com/tv/tv-ragtrade.HTM
 

---

In memory of Reg Varney: 1916-2008
 

Yes, was extremely fucked off when I realised that the order was totally fucked. Thanks for the link though, don't think I'd seen that one before.
 

---

Aaron
BSG Forums & DVDs Editor
Half man, half Internet, half TV.
(Loyal follower of The Magical Aura of Laura.)

 

The end of Yes Minister/Prime Minister Comedy Connections. I forgot it was on. Anyone know if it's repeated or if it's normally on iPlayer?
 

---

World Record holder for most BSG avatars in one day.
Undefeated at internet ping pong. Come back Graham! You can have the trophy!
Purity is for Admen to make fools of us all.
Founder (and only member) of the Real Magpie Pirates.

 

Repeated tomorrow. I assume on iPlayer.

COMEDY: Comedy Connections
On: BBC Two
Date: Saturday 26th July 2008
Time: 23:00 to 23:40

Yes, Minister. Series 6, episode 2.

The series charting the history of the best of British comedy looks at Yes, Minister and follow-up Yes, Prime Minister, which charted the rise of an unlikely Prime Minister and achieved massive success over five series. Written by Jonathan Lynn and Antony Jay, the satire captured the public imagination by revealing the behind-the-scenes wheeling and dealing of Westminster. With contributions from Sir Antony Jay, Jonathan Lynn, Derek Fowlds, and Lord Donoughue.


Excerpt taken partially from DigiGuide - the world's best TV guide available from http://www.getdigiguide.com/?p=1&r=47874
 

---

Aaron
BSG Forums & DVDs Editor
Half man, half Internet, half TV.
(Loyal follower of The Magical Aura of Laura.)

 

Thanks Aaron.
 

---

World Record holder for most BSG avatars in one day.
Undefeated at internet ping pong. Come back Graham! You can have the trophy!
Purity is for Admen to make fools of us all.
Founder (and only member) of the Real Magpie Pirates.

 

David Bowie's Reality tour on Biography.

I saw him at Wembley on this tour - about 3 years ago I think. At least I could almost see him.

"Life on Mars"
 

---

Playwrite extraordinaire.

http://www.eols.org.uk/
 

Quote: Aaron @ July 25 2008, 8:19 PM BST

Yes, was extremely fucked off when I realised that the order was totally fucked. Thanks for the link though, don't think I'd seen that one before.

View original

Discovered it some time ago. A pretty good website. Have you watched any of 'Car 54' yet Aaron?
 

---

In memory of Reg Varney: 1916-2008
 

Have barely been in the house over the past few days Jack. It's top of the list though!
 

---

Aaron
BSG Forums & DVDs Editor
Half man, half Internet, half TV.
(Loyal follower of The Magical Aura of Laura.)

 

Blackadder 2 and then Family Guy (I think) on Gold!

"Baldrick. Have you been eating dung again?"
 

---

Playwrite extraordinaire.

http://www.eols.org.uk/
 

Quote: Aaron @ July 26 2008, 11:27 PM BST

Have barely been in the house over the past few days Jack. It's top of the list though!

View original

No worries, no worries. Whenever you're ready.
 

---

In memory of Reg Varney: 1916-2008
 

Sorry - it's Alan Partridge.


A dosser and a dwad.
 

---

Playwrite extraordinaire.

http://www.eols.org.uk/
 

Die Hard. For the 50,000th time!
 

Me too!

Well, among other things.
I'm flicking.