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A former member
Apparently the NBC commentator said, “That is not actually Batman but a British folk hero known as Del Boy. Sort of like Robin Hood…”
SO NBC are showing it live, have there learnt there lesson from Opening?
MA
SO NBC are showing it live, have there learnt there lesson from Opening?
Streaming it, I think, not broadcasting via TV until prime time, AFAIK.
Apparently the NBC commentator said, “That is not actually Batman but a British folk hero known as Del Boy. Sort of like Robin Hood…”
SO NBC are showing it live, have there learnt there lesson from Opening?
Streaming it, I think, not broadcasting via TV until prime time, AFAIK.
WO
She also voices the Sky help channel and the famous 'Press red now' campaigns.
I'm sure that's the announcer of QVC?
She also voices the Sky help channel and the famous 'Press red now' campaigns.
VM
completely agree.
When we watch this back in future years, that will be the only hilariously dated band.
It's been good, save for One Direction who are intrinsically naff.
completely agree.
When we watch this back in future years, that will be the only hilariously dated band.
JO
When we watch this back in future years, that will be the only hilariously dated band.
That's not the point though, it's not a ceremony people are really going to watch back in years to come. It's a ceremony which is happening now in the present time, so should represent things of now as well as the great history of music.
When we watch this back in future years, that will be the only hilariously dated band.
That's not the point though, it's not a ceremony people are really going to watch back in years to come. It's a ceremony which is happening now in the present time, so should represent things of now as well as the great history of music.
VM
When we watch this back in future years, that will be the only hilariously dated band.
That's not the point though, it's not a ceremony people are really going to watch back in years to come. It's a ceremony which is happening now in the present time, so should represent things of now as well as the great history of music.
So you think of George Michael, Pet Shop Boys, Madness, heck even The Beatles as current?
When we watch this back in future years, that will be the only hilariously dated band.
That's not the point though, it's not a ceremony people are really going to watch back in years to come. It's a ceremony which is happening now in the present time, so should represent things of now as well as the great history of music.
So you think of George Michael, Pet Shop Boys, Madness, heck even The Beatles as current?
JO
When we watch this back in future years, that will be the only hilariously dated band.
That's not the point though, it's not a ceremony people are really going to watch back in years to come. It's a ceremony which is happening now in the present time, so should represent things of now as well as the great history of music.
So you think of George Michael, Pet Shop Boys, Madness, heck even The Beatles as current?
Have you not read the whole post you quoted?
When we watch this back in future years, that will be the only hilariously dated band.
That's not the point though, it's not a ceremony people are really going to watch back in years to come. It's a ceremony which is happening now in the present time, so should represent things of now as well as the great history of music.
So you think of George Michael, Pet Shop Boys, Madness, heck even The Beatles as current?
Have you not read the whole post you quoted?
GB
Let's face it, we were spoilt by the Opening Ceremony.
This was never going to be on a par with that, and probably unfair to compare the two.
But ... Russell Brand: why? (for anything.)
This was never going to be on a par with that, and probably unfair to compare the two.
But ... Russell Brand: why? (for anything.)