SP
*kicking my DVD recorder which failed to record it... and screwed up the disk with the rest of the series on it*
JO
Where are you planning to buy that? Woolworths?!
http://www.play.com/play247.asp?searchtype=allproducts&searchstring=look+around+you&page=search
TVF posted:
I crack up every time they say "HRH Sir Prince Charles", fantastic programme!
So will my £15.99 be well spent on the first series of Look Around Me then?
So will my £15.99 be well spent on the first series of Look Around Me then?
Where are you planning to buy that? Woolworths?!
http://www.play.com/play247.asp?searchtype=allproducts&searchstring=look+around+you&page=search
MD
Where are you planning to buy that? Woolworths?!
http://www.play.com/play247.asp?searchtype=allproducts&searchstring=look+around+you&page=search
Um, Play.com now LOL! Thanks!
Johnr posted:
TVF posted:
I crack up every time they say "HRH Sir Prince Charles", fantastic programme!
So will my £15.99 be well spent on the first series of Look Around Me then?
So will my £15.99 be well spent on the first series of Look Around Me then?
Where are you planning to buy that? Woolworths?!
http://www.play.com/play247.asp?searchtype=allproducts&searchstring=look+around+you&page=search
Um, Play.com now LOL! Thanks!
IS
'Thanks Eddy.....Theddy'
Blake Connolly posted:
The studio technician was Edgar Wright, the scientist from series 1, better known as director of Spaced and Shaun of the Dead.
'Thanks Eddy.....Theddy'
SP
Definitely worth it (or worth whatever Play's selling it for). The first series was even better than the second, plus there are some nice anoraky extras on the DVD.
TVF posted:
I crack up every time they say "HRH Sir Prince Charles", fantastic programme!
So will my £15.99 be well spent on the first series of Look Around Me then?
So will my £15.99 be well spent on the first series of Look Around Me then?
Definitely worth it (or worth whatever Play's selling it for). The first series was even better than the second, plus there are some nice anoraky extras on the DVD.
AN
'Thanks Eddy.....Theddy'
Thanks Hanks... Thanks. We just knew that line would reach its logical conclusion!
Tonight's "Live" edition was the best of the lot in my opinion, with the guest using 'strong language' and then having to be replaced by a test card or an upside down slide!
The sex change machine with Ryan Cartwright was hilarious as well. "How many times have you had sex? I mean how many times have you changed sex?"
Andrew
Founding member
Inspector Sands posted:
Blake Connolly posted:
The studio technician was Edgar Wright, the scientist from series 1, better known as director of Spaced and Shaun of the Dead.
'Thanks Eddy.....Theddy'
Thanks Hanks... Thanks. We just knew that line would reach its logical conclusion!
Tonight's "Live" edition was the best of the lot in my opinion, with the guest using 'strong language' and then having to be replaced by a test card or an upside down slide!
The sex change machine with Ryan Cartwright was hilarious as well. "How many times have you had sex? I mean how many times have you changed sex?"
LU
I know it's off topic but is TVF broken for anyone else or just me. There's no images working and the background it white. Is this the first stages or rebrand?
And, to keep on topic, yes, tonights episode kicked arse.
"You really are the most horrid man..." "Oh, F|_|CK OFF!"
BTW, did anyone else hear someone in supposed 'continuity' say "It's upside down" when the slide came up?
And, to keep on topic, yes, tonights episode kicked arse.
"You really are the most horrid man..." "Oh, F|_|CK OFF!"
BTW, did anyone else hear someone in supposed 'continuity' say "It's upside down" when the slide came up?
WI
william
Founding member
Lots of nice subtle things, like the old fashioned TVC frontage, putting the wrong captions up, and the 'Hot Jon' gag was predictable but good.
Overall a good excuse to bring back all the characters from the previous shows.
The 'Birds of Britain' film was pretty close to the mark as well...
William
Overall a good excuse to bring back all the characters from the previous shows.
The 'Birds of Britain' film was pretty close to the mark as well...
William