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*** Official TV Thread ***
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Kingdawson
Banned
Season 4 of Dexter is the only thing that's been on tv that matches season 4 of The Wire for me.
Danishfurniturelover
the prettiest spice girl
I got up to the one where deb walks in on him in the church..... think it season 7 i have them lined up on lovefilm so just wait for them to get sent to me when there ready.
Kingdawson
Banned
That's season 6...season 7 is very good.
linnet_spur
Pascal Chimbonda
The Wire..... most overrated TV show of all time......
DHSF
Les Ferdinand
I watched it during the day today before heading out - I felt like I wanted to do what he did i.e. run havoc a bit.
It gets better during the first season. iM downloading second season and im sure it will be better
linnet_spur
Pascal Chimbonda
I watched the first season of BB, way back when. I enjoyed it but never watched anymore. Think I'll chuck them on my lovefilm and give them another go, though there's so much to watch right now I think I'll wait until the spring.
Fringe finished last night, was a good finale, sad to see another quality sci-fi show finish. Bit thin on the ground for them now.
Fringe finished last night, was a good finale, sad to see another quality sci-fi show finish. Bit thin on the ground for them now.
DHSF
Les Ferdinand
I think we have an advantage with the whole BB thing in that we wouldnt have to wait for each episode. We can just watch it one after the other which helps maintain interest. If we had to wait a week for an episode then a few months for the new season I think we both wouldnt watch it.
linnet_spur
Pascal Chimbonda
Maybe that's why I didn't go back when it came back on. Could be one to watch a few back to back
Kingdawson
Banned
hahahaahaahaahaahaahahaaahaaaahsaaaahaahaahaaaaaaha
linnet_spur
Pascal Chimbonda
You've convinced me.
Skinhead in a Suit
John Scales
Watched the first 2 episodes of Dexter last night. Pretty good so far. I'm excited to see where this show goes based on you lot's postings. Does remind me of Chich a lot though :lol:
southstand1882
Mitchell Thomas
This
markysimmo
Johnny nice-tits
HBO Launches Masters Of The Air
From Tom Hanks & Steven Spielberg
He might not be heading towards the Robopocalypse as fast as we all thought, but Steven Spielberg is not a man to rest for long. And some of the time spent not shooting rampaging robots will be taken up executive producing a third World War II miniseries with Tom Hanks for HBO. This time, the pair is planning Masters Of The Air.
Following on from Band Of Brothers and 2010’s The Pacific, it appears we won’t have to wait nine years for another Spielberg/Hanks war joint. Nope, this time out they’re interested in the enlisted men of the Eighth Air Force, known colloquially as the Mighty Eighth.
The pair has the rights to Donald L Miller’s book Masters Of The Air: America’s Bomber Boys Who Fought The Air War Against Nazi Germany, which follows the Mighty Eighth as they carried out bombing runs in France and Germany and engaged in air to air combat. The Eighth survives to this day as a key US fighting force.
It’s early days for the project: HBO is developing the idea along with Spielberg and Hanks, but it’ll be a while before we see it. Hopefully some of the regular collaborators on the last two miniseries –including Graham Yost, who now runs Justified – will sign on quickly now the props are beginning to spin.
From Tom Hanks & Steven Spielberg
He might not be heading towards the Robopocalypse as fast as we all thought, but Steven Spielberg is not a man to rest for long. And some of the time spent not shooting rampaging robots will be taken up executive producing a third World War II miniseries with Tom Hanks for HBO. This time, the pair is planning Masters Of The Air.
Following on from Band Of Brothers and 2010’s The Pacific, it appears we won’t have to wait nine years for another Spielberg/Hanks war joint. Nope, this time out they’re interested in the enlisted men of the Eighth Air Force, known colloquially as the Mighty Eighth.
The pair has the rights to Donald L Miller’s book Masters Of The Air: America’s Bomber Boys Who Fought The Air War Against Nazi Germany, which follows the Mighty Eighth as they carried out bombing runs in France and Germany and engaged in air to air combat. The Eighth survives to this day as a key US fighting force.
It’s early days for the project: HBO is developing the idea along with Spielberg and Hanks, but it’ll be a while before we see it. Hopefully some of the regular collaborators on the last two miniseries –including Graham Yost, who now runs Justified – will sign on quickly now the props are beginning to spin.
linnet_spur
Pascal Chimbonda
I'm beginning to realise that on GG only Southstand and Kingdawsons opinion matter.
clownfoot
Allan Nielsen
Karl Pilkington has a new 5 part show coming soon
http://sky1.sky.com/karl-returns-to-sky-1-HD
Called "The Moaning of Life"
http://sky1.sky.com/karl-returns-to-sky-1-HD
Called "The Moaning of Life"
linnet_spur
Pascal Chimbonda
Brilliant.
Danishfurniturelover
the prettiest spice girl
The are so many amazing themes running through that show i just can not understand how someone does not love it, it opens your mind to what is wrong with the war on drugs, the politics of a city, the state of the press, the way the police have to get arrest numbers rather then catch the real criminals, the decay of the working class. It has everything anyone could ever want from a t.v. show and should be studied by students instead of shakespeare.