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I agree with Dave. Well written and always interesting and enjoyable to watch.
No doubt going to replaced with some celebrity reality commercial tat .
No doubt going to replaced with some celebrity reality commercial tat .
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I can understand your dislike of Belgians Mal, bloody foreigners coming over here and taking our jobs, claiming our benefits and putting mayonnaise on their chips.Malabus wrote:I can't stand that Belgium c!#p either.
Don't forget to sign David.... http://petitions.express.co.uk/Say-NO-t ... U-migrants" onclick="window.open(this.href);return false;taxidave wrote:I can understand your dislike of Belgians Mal, bloody foreigners coming over here and taking our jobs, claiming our benefits and putting mayonnaise on their chips.Malabus wrote:I can't stand that Belgium c!#p either.
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I don't understand how you can say it is rubbish, written by probably the best crime writer of all times, well acted and always a cliffhanger ending.stevestar wrote:have to agree with some , its rubbish , i avoid it
But I suppose you cant beat "I'm celebratory"
Agatha Christie had an annoying habit of introducing some little fact that the reader could not possibly have known about, late on in the book. "Yesterday, I took an omnibus out of St Mary's Meade and went to check something out with an old friend..."
Then again, Charles Dickens would do things like that. Introducing really important characters late on in the tale just to make something happen.
Then again, Charles Dickens would do things like that. Introducing really important characters late on in the tale just to make something happen.
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People who consider Poirot 'rubbish' must surely run out of adjectives to describe how bad most of the other material on TV.
totally agree. But series like Miss Marple, Midsommer Murders go on and on for ever. When you get a decent series like Wallander it last 6 episodes.RegencyCheltenhamSpa wrote:People who consider Poirot 'rubbish' must surely run out of adjectives to describe how bad most of the other material on TV.
Which do you prefer, Roger .. Swedish with subtitles or the English version?Nesty wrote:totally agree. But series like Miss Marple, Midsommer Murders go on and on for ever. When you get a decent series like Wallander it last 6 episodes.RegencyCheltenhamSpa wrote:People who consider Poirot 'rubbish' must surely run out of adjectives to describe how bad most of the other material on TV.
Do you not like Fresh Meat, or Man Down..etcRegencyCheltenhamSpa wrote:I agree with Dave. Well written and always interesting and enjoyable to watch.
No doubt going to replaced with some celebrity reality commercial tat .
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Know of the former but never seen an episode. Never heard of Man Down.Malabus wrote:Do you not like Fresh Meat, or Man Down..etcRegencyCheltenhamSpa wrote:I agree with Dave. Well written and always interesting and enjoyable to watch.
No doubt going to replaced with some celebrity reality commercial tat .
http://www.channel4.com/programmes/man-down/4od" onclick="window.open(this.href);return false;RegencyCheltenhamSpa wrote:Know of the former but never seen an episode. Never heard of Man Down.Malabus wrote:Do you not like Fresh Meat, or Man Down..etcRegencyCheltenhamSpa wrote:I agree with Dave. Well written and always interesting and enjoyable to watch.
No doubt going to replaced with some celebrity reality commercial tat .