What are you watching on TV right now?

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durhamplumber

• 20 Apr 2020

• #46

Still the most utterly bizarre tv is that naked blind date.....Cannot believe that is still on in this day and age...Would have been crass in the 1970s...

 

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• 20 Apr 2020

• #47

durhamplumber said:

Still the most utterly bizarre tv is that naked blind date.....Cannot believe that is still on in this day and age...Would have been crass in the 1970s...

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I watched that last night, where the girl wanted a 'big' man as she has had 2 kids and compared herself to a jam jar.

Andy

 

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durhamplumber

• 20 Apr 2020

• #48

HERTS P&D said:

I watched that last night, where the girl wanted a 'big' man as she has had 2 kids and compared herself to a jam jar.

Andy

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Lol...Indeed..Judging people by there breasts,willy,, vulva etc....Utterly cringe worthy and bizarre and the presenter stands there trying to make out it is perfectly ok and a bit in depth.Mary Millington is more entertaining...Now she was a ""proper lass"!

 

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• 27 Nov 2020

• #49

I watched Straw Dogs yesterday. I particularly liked the two points made by Susan George.

 

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• 27 Nov 2020

• #50

Susan George is very attractive.

 

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• 27 Nov 2020

• #51

A former work colleague used to holiday on the farm where it was filmed, lots of pics from the production around the place

 

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• 27 Nov 2020

• #52

Finished Queen's Gambit on Netflix last night, really enjoyed it. It got me back into chess too, so been playing on chess.com
Still not very good, but I like playing!

 

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• 24 Dec 2020

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The Snowman. Our son watched it about 30 years ago when he was four years old. Cried his eyes out when the snowman melted and we still tease him about it.

 

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• 24 Dec 2020

• #54

Top Gear Middle East Special

 

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• 24 Dec 2020

• #55

Polar express.

Was the only thing my boy would watch on the telly for just over a year....

 

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• 24 Dec 2020

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Uncle Buck.

 

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• 24 Dec 2020

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Watched a bit of that programme about gold prospectors in Australia, sod that, the only peeps making money seem to be the guys selling equipment to them "mining the miners"

 

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• 24 Dec 2020

• #58

Death of Stalin.
Excellent

 

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• 24 Dec 2020

• #59

Tonight, my favourite Christmas film. Elf... makes me laugh every time.

 

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• 24 Dec 2020

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Re-watched Queens Gambit because middle son & G/F hadn't seen it. Now we are sitting down to a game of Scrabble followed by Trivial Pursuit later.
Should be fun as we are all having a little drink, (or three), whilst playing.