Whatever became of Mathew Cottle? Apart from TV adverts? The other's all went on the bigger and better things.
 

Theatre.
 

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I seem to remember a flashback scene that could technically be descibed as factually incorrect.

The Janus character was back at Uni and there was a Stone Roses gig poster on the wall dated 1989 but the background music being played was EnglandNewOrder "World in Motion" not released for another nine months.
 

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Quote: Tuumble @ May 12 2008, 4:46 PM BST

I seem to remember a flashback scene that could technically be descibed as factually incorrect.

The Janus character was back at Uni and there was a Stone Roses gig poster on the wall dated 1989 but the background music being played was EnglandNewOrder "World in Motion" not released for another nine months.

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Oh. Well done?

Quote: Oliver @ May 12 2008, 1:13 PM BST

Yeah right. It's well shit!

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Another sterling contribution from Oliver!
 

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Quote: Tuumble @ May 12 2008, 4:46 PM BST

I seem to remember a flashback scene that could technically be descibed as factually incorrect.

The Janus character was back at Uni and there was a Stone Roses gig poster on the wall dated 1989 but the background music being played was EnglandNewOrder "World in Motion" not released for another nine months.

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And posters are always taken down the millisecond they become "out of date".
 

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Thats what I was going to say.
 

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Quote: Winterlight @ May 12 2008, 10:17 PM BST

Thats what I was going to say.

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Snap!


You're heading for a tuumble there I'm afraid.
 

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I love the first series of Game On and watched it again just recently. I can't really watch the 2 series that followed simply because it was a completely different show.
 

Despite the show not being a hit with the critics, I remember it being very popular with pretty much everyone at my school.

Pop culture shows were quite common back in the mid 90s (Adam and Joe, Fist of Fun, The Word etc) and I think Game On appealed to that audience.
 

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Quote: Winterlight @ May 12 2008, 12:24 PM BST

I love Game On. I got the complete box set for £12 off play.com a couple of years back.

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Me too.
 

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