TV series advice
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Talking car? Never heard such nonsense.
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Definitely this but only watch the Uk version the Stateside one is pantsClinton Huxley wrote:Life on Mars was enjoyable. Snip
, There are only two series IIRC but they were brilliant and you may recognise Sam Tyler (John Simm) as the Master in Dr Who.I'm still watching Lost, it's been a long loooooonnnnnnggggg process but i'm coming up to the last 5 or 6 episodes now and am glad I stuck with it.
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Eureka.Normal wrote:Hello. Me and Mrs. Normal like to relax with a TV show after babby has gone to bed. We've watched Dr. Who and The Mentalist. We enjoyed The Mentalist VERY much, but now we've seen all the episodes available for download. We download the new Dr. Who each saturday, but we need a new show to watch every weeknight.
Does anyone know a good series that is a bit cheeky and charming like Dr. Who and The Mentalist is? Or if there are no more cheeky and charming shows out there, any series, and why you like them? Halp!"1!
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The Red Shoe Diaries starring David Duchovny before he was in The X-Files. Top viewing
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Normal wrote:No, but I've heard the name. Is it new?owtth wrote:Have you watched firefly?
Not new but bloody brilliant
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Definitely not a "cookie cutter" series.owtth wrote:Normal wrote:No, but I've heard the name. Is it new?owtth wrote:Have you watched firefly?
Not new but bloody brilliant
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Jonathan CreekNormal wrote:Does anyone know a good series that is a bit cheeky and charming like Dr. Who and The Mentalist is?
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Does anyone remember the Glam Metal Detectives?
(I don't know why I just remmebered that)
(I don't know why I just remmebered that)
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AshtonBlack wrote: I feel suicidal just from listening to the opening refrain. I fucking hated that programme. Yes normal. you'd enjoy it very much.
It is utter shite
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