Re-run of currently watching
Posted: 07 Sep 2012, 22:50
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Posted: 09 Sep 2012, 01:54
I read that as Bestiality..
Posted: 09 Sep 2012, 02:23
Says more about you etc.DeWinter wrote:I read that as Bestiality..
Posted: 09 Sep 2012, 02:28
Har-de-har-har! Now if you'll excuse me, I have to take my girlfriend for a walk.
Posted: 09 Sep 2012, 09:41
DeWinter wrote:Har-de-har-har! Now if you'll excuse me, I have to take my girlfriend for a walk.
Posted: 11 Sep 2012, 21:09
The footy.
Why do I do this to myself?
Why do I do this to myself?
Posted: 13 Sep 2012, 23:49
The new Dredd film. Very obviously low budget but it does the job. Hope it makes enough to greenlight another.
Posted: 14 Sep 2012, 14:48
Thought I'd give Hot Fuzz another whirl
Posted: 22 Sep 2012, 10:40
Myself in the studio audience of last night's Pointless. You can grab it off the iPlayer and there's a clear-ish shot of half of me and all of Kerry around 12 minutes in.
Screenshot:
I'm on the right of the shot. Like I say, half of me...
Screenshot:
I'm on the right of the shot. Like I say, half of me...
Posted: 22 Sep 2012, 23:14
Half of you? Is that you wearing the red Hawaiian shirt? If so, why?
Posted: 23 Sep 2012, 15:48
yesss good one, I love Pointless.markfiend wrote:Myself in the studio audience of last night's Pointless.
Right here, right now - Channel 5's World's Scariest....Flights
http://www.channel5.com/shows/worlds-sc ... estflights
Tin cans....
Every now & again, I like to remind myself why it is very important to make sure to sit by an emergency exit, in an aisle seat.
Posted: 23 Sep 2012, 16:45
Posted: 23 Sep 2012, 19:04
I watched the pre-air - didn't really liked it but I think I'll give it a few more episodes.
Posted: 24 Sep 2012, 10:05
Yes it is indeed. And why not?stufarq wrote:Half of you? Is that you wearing the red Hawaiian shirt? If so, why?
Posted: 24 Sep 2012, 10:08
Oh and I saw Dredd yesterday.
Not bad but not brilliant. It felt a bit too much like watching someone else playing a shoot-em-up at times. Nice touch with the C H
P P E R graffiti and a couple of other 2000AD in-jokes though.
My biggest gripe was probably using real swearwords rather than DROKK, STOMM, GRUD, etc.
Not bad but not brilliant. It felt a bit too much like watching someone else playing a shoot-em-up at times. Nice touch with the C H
P P E R graffiti and a couple of other 2000AD in-jokes though.My biggest gripe was probably using real swearwords rather than DROKK, STOMM, GRUD, etc.
Posted: 24 Sep 2012, 10:09
Posted: 24 Sep 2012, 11:04
I think it's got potential & new (good) sci fi is as rare as rocking horse sh!t lately (on TV anyway).DocSommer wrote:I watched the pre-air - didn't really liked it but I think I'll give it a few more episodes.
Hoping this delivers.
Posted: 24 Sep 2012, 20:05
yeah that's true - it's a tough time for sci-fi shows
At least Revolution got "Mr. Gustavo" from the last seasons Breaking Bad cast
At least Revolution got "Mr. Gustavo" from the last seasons Breaking Bad cast
Posted: 03 Oct 2012, 16:31
It had been quite a while since I last saw a complete film (thanx for that kids!) but yesterday I saw 2 
A decent one with nice views of Brussels & good music by Daan:
a brilliant one from my fave director Wes Andersen:
Rejoice!
A decent one with nice views of Brussels & good music by Daan:
a brilliant one from my fave director Wes Andersen:
Rejoice!
Posted: 03 Oct 2012, 18:55
Currently watching the lush scenery and spectacular landscapes unfold as I kick Alliance and monster ass alike...
Yes, I am now officially a gaming d0rk.
Posted: 03 Oct 2012, 19:09
"The Devil's Crown...a History of Henry II and his sons"
(Never been seen since it was first Transmitted on the BBC back in 1978, all 13 episodes of it...)
(Never been seen since it was first Transmitted on the BBC back in 1978, all 13 episodes of it...)
Posted: 05 Oct 2012, 02:27
Red Dwarf X
Nearly every status update in the whole of England seems to be either "It's a moose", or "heigh-ho pip and dandy!".
Took a few minutes to get going, but had a few solid guffaws. Particularly Kryten dealing with the complaints line.
Nearly every status update in the whole of England seems to be either "It's a moose", or "heigh-ho pip and dandy!".
Took a few minutes to get going, but had a few solid guffaws. Particularly Kryten dealing with the complaints line.
Posted: 05 Oct 2012, 09:10
I watched that Exposure - The Other Side of Jimmy Savile last night (time-shifted from the night before).
It's terrifying how he managed to get away with sexually abusing children for so long.
Incidentally, as I mentioned on twitter, there are some particularly nasty rumours about "Sir Jim" and the times that he used to volunteer in various hospital morgues.
It's terrifying how he managed to get away with sexually abusing children for so long.
Incidentally, as I mentioned on twitter, there are some particularly nasty rumours about "Sir Jim" and the times that he used to volunteer in various hospital morgues.
Posted: 05 Oct 2012, 11:52
I'm finding it hard to believe. Not out of my usual spirit of pure contrariness either. How on earth if it was as common knowledge as seems to be (there's a character in an Irivine Welch book that's supposed to be clearly him), why was he never outed? You'd think he was the face of the BBC or a mafia don the way people are speaking about him and how they "feared" speaking against him. Why did the likes of Esther Rantzen who set up Childline keep her mouth shut when it seems she was welll aware of what was being said?markfiend wrote:I watched that Exposure - The Other Side of Jimmy Savile last night (time-shifted from the night before).
It's terrifying how he managed to get away with sexually abusing children for so long.
Incidentally, as I mentioned on twitter, there are some particularly nasty rumours about "Sir Jim" and the times that he used to volunteer in various hospital morgues.
Then again, we saw how Roman Polanski was excused what he did just because he made some good films, and Jimmy Page and Pete Townshend hailed as rock royalty when they ought to be spat on in the street.
Posted: 05 Oct 2012, 14:10
I think he pretty much blackmailed everyone. "You know all the charity work I do for Stoke Mandeville etc.? I get busted, that stops." He may not have stated it quite so baldly, but I think that was the idea.
Also, he was a pro wrestler and a former Bevin Boy coal-miner; a lot of the girls he abused literally feared for their lives had they come forward.
Frankly the number of completely independent people that have come forward since he died make it pretty incontrovertible IMO. Fuck, there's even bits in his autobiography where he pretty much openly states he was shagging a 14-year-old girl.
Also, he was a pro wrestler and a former Bevin Boy coal-miner; a lot of the girls he abused literally feared for their lives had they come forward.
Frankly the number of completely independent people that have come forward since he died make it pretty incontrovertible IMO. Fuck, there's even bits in his autobiography where he pretty much openly states he was shagging a 14-year-old girl.