26-04-2014, 09:50 PM
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TV planner for a night.
Suppose as a special treat you were to choose an evenings viewing on TV what you choose say from 6pm to 12 midnight on a Saturday night.Here's mine, greedy git that I am.
6pm -7pm. How to cook a superb evening meal for your Husband/Male Partner. The Wife would like this kind of program while she's waiting for me to come home from the pub.
7pm -8pm. Live horse racing from Sandown's evening meeting (While the Wife's cooking the meal)
8pm-10pm. A good action adventure film.
10pm - 11pm. A full hour of a new version of 'Call my Bluff' hosted by Alexander Armstrong.
11pm -12pm. The Hammer Horror Hour, a one hour horror mystery.
They I'd be off to bed and have another nice dream.
27-04-2014, 11:26 AM
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Re: TV planner for a night.
Yes I'd watch your choice Jazzi, I love the murder mysteries too. 'Call my Bluff' was a favourite of the wife's back in the old days, I have to say she was very good at it, she called mine when I asked her to marry me. She adores Alexander Armstrong, she says she could eat him without salt.
27-04-2014, 11:56 AM
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Re: TV planner for a night.
Anything about true crimeFriends or Frasier or Soap or Ever Decreasing Circles
Anything historical without daft re-enactments
A believable British drama without swearing, shouting or corny plots
The best of Strictly Come Dancing
That should take me to well past my bedtime.
27-04-2014, 10:58 PM
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Just seem a bit of 'The Crimson Field' on TV, and I liked it. BUT... isn't it strange to see a part of history being wiped away in front of your eyes, this is supposed to be the first World War by the way. When a large group of soldiers fall out for a break only one chap out of the whole group lights up a fag, then quickly turns his back to the camera, they must have had a very good anti smoking campaign going on then, far more successful than they have today. At that rate I think the BBC would only use up 5 Woodbines for the whole series. Must watch out for further episodes and maybe I'll see a few more naughty smokers, if you're going to do it do it right, practically every soldier involved in WW1 smoked... like troopers.
I also noticed a Nurse who was engaged and had her ring on a gold chain around he neck, the single stone ring was a fairly modern setting unheard of in 1914.
28-04-2014, 10:14 AM
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Originally Posted by Jem
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Just seem a bit of 'The Crimson Field' on TV, and I liked it. BUT... isn't it strange to see a part of history being wiped away in front of your eyes, this is supposed to be the first World War by the way. When a large group of soldiers fall out for a break only one chap out of the whole group lights up a fag, then quickly turns his back to the camera, they must have had a very good anti smoking campaign going on then, far more successful than they have today. At that rate I think the BBC would only use up 5 Woodbines for the whole series. Must watch out for further episodes and maybe I'll see a few more naughty smokers, if you're going to do it do it right, practically every soldier involved in WW1 smoked... like troopers.I also noticed a Nurse who was engaged and had her ring on a gold chain around he neck, the single stone ring was a fairly modern setting unheard of in 1914.
Watched Del Boy last night, laughed from start to finish
The one where they go to a fancy dress party and end up at a wake - dressed as Batman and Robin !
Priceless 
Tonight its 'Rooney O' fer me
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