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LOL /disagree

Dr Who is weaker. Its for 'ze kids'.

The only good Doc (recently) was Christopher EChristopher Eccleston. David Tennant was 'ok' and Matt Smith looks like a kiddie fiddler

I never ever did understand the interest of Doctor Who. I definately don't like
that. >_<

Lol you would'nt Soude its a distinctly English thing, some of the stroies do suck and are childish, true but its more fun the characters are more interesting and its just less dreary and less ...cardiffy then torchwood which tried to be adult and mix low budget scifi and the the same time, it also features John Barrowman *shudders*

You guys should watch Amys choice yeah dumb aliens it may contain but a good stroy and Villain as well

Lunarwolf wrote:

LOL /disagree

Dr Who is weaker. Its for 'ze kids'.

The only good Doc (recently) was Christopher EChristopher Eccleston. David Tennant was 'ok' and Matt Smith looks like a kiddie fiddler

I think David Tenant is the best Doc, Christopher Eccelston was good and the last Doctor is not been sent in Norway yet so i cant answer and about Torchwood it was the first episode i ever has watched its more adult

Lord_Nord wrote:

Not sure on what tv channel in UK thats sending Psych & Burn Notice its two us tv shows by USA Network

I don't like Burn Notice. And I prefer The Mentalist over Psych.

What I'm watching right now is 'Lie To Me'. I downloaded the entire first season on iTunes and I'm still watching it. Going pretty well so far. Human Target is also pretty good. My problem with Lie To Me is there's no real substantiated story-arc. It's a by-the-week thing. I'd like to see more of a continued plot but I'm still enjoying it.

PrioryJK wrote:

Lol you would'nt Soude its a distinctly English thing, some of the stroies do suck and are childish, true but its more fun the characters are more interesting and its just less dreary and less ...cardiffy then torchwood which tried to be adult and mix low budget scifi and the the same time, it also features John Barrowman *shudders*

I know I won't understand... and to be quite honnest I didn't understand your explanation ^^,

Soude wrote:

PrioryJK wrote:

Lol you would'nt Soude its a distinctly English thing, some of the stroies do suck and are childish, true but its more fun the characters are more interesting and its just less dreary and less ...cardiffy then torchwood which tried to be adult and mix low budget scifi and the the same time, it also features John Barrowman *shudders*

I know I won't understand... and to be quite honnest I didn't understand your explanation ^^,

i typing sucks

PrioryJK wrote:

i typing sucks

You'll understand I cannot officially agree with any criticize against a guild officer >_<

I'm soon gonna re-watch Sarah Connors chronicles Yummy yummy!

I've (quite literally) just finished watching The Road.

I knew little about it and so went in with an open mind and I have to say I was very impressed. Its a very stark, bleak film set in a post-apocalyptic world and it never really goes into detail about what happened. Hints are given: there are occassional minor earthquakes throughout the film and virtually no animals can be seen whatsoever, but in truth its not important what happened, just that it has happened. The story revolves around a father trying to protect his son as they travel 'south toward the coast', juggling ill health and defending themselves from hopelessness and starvation.

Its really worth a watch but be prepared; this isn't a 'hollywood feel-good movie'.

As far as watching a Series goes I've been making my way through the first series of J.J. Abrams FRINGE despite being skeptical over the plot-shambles that was Lost. Luckily however, this seems much more interesting and less convoluted, though much of it is a mix of science and the fantastical, a bit like the early X-Files episodes. Glad I got round to watching it though, so far so good!

I read the Road and yes is it a depressing book, although great as well, however when the movie came out I was thinking do I really want to watch a 2 hour movie of just pure wristslitting action?

The answer was no

I saw the Road the other week, and thought it was a pretty good film. I bet the book would be pretty heavy going though.

I'm currently addicted to the Mongrels (click on the link and you can watch all episodes) and as comedy goes it's the funniest @%&# I've seen on TV in quite some time. If you're from the UK, old and remember the kids TV show Round the Bend then you'll love this. If not imagine a late night version of the Muppets and you're on the right track. Simply brilliant!

RE-Watching:

Farscape: The Peacekeeper Wars.....because it's ace.