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AC
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 Subject: Re: What are your 'other' favourites (fluff)
05/12/2005 07:32 GMT
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You all have such great taste!!
Rocketgirl - I agree that Spaced is the greatest!! I absolutely love it and I adore Simon Pegg.
Totally agree with those who mentioned Futurama, Hitchikers (in any of its many formats), Iron Chef and of course Python.
The D-gen were the coolest weren't they? I used to have the Funky Squad annual too. What on earth did I do with it? We have the Late Show DVD which is fantastic. Love re-living all those moments from the early 90s.
Actually I pretty much agree with everyone's taste round here.
I'm sure there's lots more stuff that I like and have forgotten to mention but one who comes to mind is Eddie Izzard. Especially round the "Dress to Kill" and "Glorious" era.
Cheers
AC
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Subject: Re: What are your 'other' favourites (fluff)
05/12/2005 07:10 GMT
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I'm big on Little Britain, The Simpsons, Frasier, Extras (coming to Aus soon I believe), Monty Python, Good News Week (when it was on the ABC), Billy Connolly, most of the pre-Goodies stuff that the Goodies were in, Family Guy (I saw the pilot of that recently... completely different), and any old Britcom that manages to come my way I tend to love... way too many to list. |
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Subject: Re: What are your 'other' favourites (fluff)
05/12/2005 01:13 GMT
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How about a DVD of bargearse and olden days. |
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Subject: Re: What are your 'other' favourites (fluff)
05/12/2005 00:03 GMT
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' waddaya reckon the odds are of a Funky Squad DVD being far behind?
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WOO HOO!!!yay,that would be brilliant!I've got the funky squad annual and it's right up there with my favourite books-up there with" the making of the goodies disaster movie" book and rolf's walkabout haha.Yeah,bring on a funky squad dvd!
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Subject: Re: What are your 'other' favourites (fluff)
04/12/2005 08:54 GMT
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i love black books!! i've also discovered scrubs fairly recently and now i'm addicted!!
Johnny was a chemists son, but Johnny is no more... what Johnny thought was H2O was really H2SO4.....
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Subject: Re: What are your 'other' favourites (fluff)
04/12/2005 04:58 GMT
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Kath and Kim, Little Britain , The Simpsons and That 70's Show are what I'm watching at the moment. Long standing faves are Monty Python, the Young Ones, Bottom and Black Books.  |
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Subject: Re: What are your 'other' favourites (fluff)
04/12/2005 02:14 GMT
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I've just rediscovered D-Generation thanks to an early Christmas present DVD (from me to me... don't have anyone else to buy me stuff!) If that stuff's coming out, waddaya reckon the odds are of a Funky Squad DVD being far behind?
On telly at the moment (or rescently) Little Britain, and Iron Chef on SBS - the funniest thing I've seen for ages. The France Battles a few weeks ago were an absolute crack up. |
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Subject: Re: What are your 'other' favourites (fluff)
03/12/2005 22:18 GMT
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Family guy for me and the new series starts tonight at 8.30 on chanel 7. |
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Subject: Re: What are your 'other' favourites (fluff)
03/12/2005 21:57 GMT
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ok... there is something on...
its in welsh! |
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Subject: Re: What are your 'other' favourites (fluff)
03/12/2005 21:54 GMT
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at the mo I'nm not sure-I tend to listen to more radio comedy...
Broken news is quite funny I suppose.
I like various things but there's not much on tv at the mo! (ok NOTHING!!!!) |
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