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  • Message 1851

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    Posted by the_cleaner (U3423083) on Tuesday, 21st May 2013

    Another great/epic episode of Banshee last night......
    it isn't for the faint hearted.smiley - yikes

    smiley - cool

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  • Message 1852

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    Posted by Going_once (U14931925) on Tuesday, 21st May 2013

    Just had a whole Game of Thrones week/weekend. Can't wait for Series 3 to be out on DVD next year..... Like you say hokum beautifully presented and acted. Opening credits worth the price of admission. I want to be the Mother of Dragons. smiley - dragon smiley - dragon smiley - dragon

    Tonight my best night TV in the week - Stargate (bit of filler currently muted but there's nothing else on), Vampire Diaries, I Claudius, The Walking Dead.

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  • Message 1853

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    Posted by FireChief (U14317872) on Wednesday, 22nd May 2013 (16 Hours Ago)

    Who Wants To Be A Millionaire? Not many by the looks of it. Last week 3 went away with 1K each. No-one last night did much better. The knowledge of this latest crop of contestants is abysmal.

    The viewers were once treated to pit their wits on answering the harder questions. Now it's not even worth it.

    Can they go back to the old format and get people in the chair that have some chance of becoming a "millionaire".

    The way these latest one's perform will make viewers turn off and will be the death of the programme.

    ITV chiefs, do the right thing or get your shovels out.

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  • Message 1854

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    Posted by Lou_25 (U15519963) on Wednesday, 22nd May 2013 (14 Hours Ago)

    Just had a whole Game of Thrones week/weekend. Can't wait for Series 3 to be out on DVD next year..... Like you say hokum beautifully presented and acted. Opening credits worth the price of admission. I want to be the Mother of Dragons. smiley - dragon smiley - dragon smiley - dragon

    Tonight my best night TV in the week - Stargate (bit of filler currently muted but there's nothing else on), Vampire Diaries, I Claudius, The Walking Dead. 
    I'm also waiting impatiently for season 3 DVD release!

    I saw the first 3 eps of S1 on terrestrial (I don't have or want Sky) ordered the DVD of S1 and S2 and watched the whole lot virtually back-to-back!

    Think I may do the same again once I know S3 is on the way to me.

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  • Message 1855

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    Posted by dayraven (U13717520) on Wednesday, 22nd May 2013 (14 Hours Ago)

    I'm also waiting impatiently for season 3 DVD release! 
    On past form, it won't be released until just before season 4 begins.

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  • Message 1856

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    Posted by deansay (U5811575) on Wednesday, 22nd May 2013 (10 Hours Ago)

    Who Wants To Be A Millionaire? Not many by the looks of it. Last week 3 went away with 1K each. No-one last night did much better. The knowledge of this latest crop of contestants is abysmal.

    The viewers were once treated to pit their wits on answering the harder questions. Now it's not even worth it.

    Can they go back to the old format and get people in the chair that have some chance of becoming a "millionaire".

    The way these latest one's perform will make viewers turn off and will be the death of the programme.

    ITV chiefs, do the right thing or get your shovels out. 
    I saw some of this last night and was appalled how ignorant they were, fancy not knowing which county Bakewell is in, and he was not living that far away smiley - erm

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  • Message 1857

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    Posted by yellowcat (U218155) on Wednesday, 22nd May 2013 (9 Hours Ago)

    I saw some of this last night and was appalled how ignorant they were, fancy not knowing which county Bakewell is in, and he was not living that far away smiley - erm 


    The questions were not particularly challenging were they? It does make for a boring programme when so many contestants seem to be lacking in what I would expect for most people to be common knowledge.

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  • Message 1858

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    Posted by Lou_25 (U15519963) on Wednesday, 22nd May 2013 (9 Hours Ago)

    I saw some of this last night and was appalled how ignorant they were, fancy not knowing which county Bakewell is in, and he was not living that far away smiley - erm 


    The questions were not particularly challenging were they? It does make for a boring programme when so many contestants seem to be lacking in what I would expect for most people to be common knowledge. 
    It'll be a lot cheaper if all they walk away with is a couple of thousand though!

    smiley - winkeye

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  • Message 1859

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    Posted by the_cleaner (U3423083) on Wednesday, 22nd May 2013 (8 Hours Ago)

    Elementary revealed {first in a two parter Finale} their Moriarty last night....smiley - yikes
    I like...smiley - winkeye

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  • Message 1860

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    Posted by GeometryMan (U12739007) on Wednesday, 22nd May 2013 (8 Hours Ago)

    Elementary revealed {first in a two parter Finale} their Moriarty last night....smiley - yikes
    I like...smiley - winkeye 

    Yes, smiley - yikes - but for me, more acceptable than Andrew Scott was in 'Sherlock'.

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  • Message 1861

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    Posted by bethb63 (U13675101) on Wednesday, 22nd May 2013 (7 Hours Ago)

    Elementary revealed {first in a two parter Finale} their Moriarty last night....smiley - yikes
    I like...smiley - winkeye 

    Yes, smiley - yikes - but for me, more acceptable than Andrew Scott was in 'Sherlock'. 
    Excellent episode (but then they generally are). Last one next week smiley - yikes

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  • Message 1862

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    Posted by Guv-nor (U7476305) ** on Wednesday, 22nd May 2013 (6 Hours Ago)

    In a roundabout way talk of Elementary reminded me that there are some advantages to not having sky. www.radiotimes.com/n...

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  • Message 1863

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    Posted by Nick Brighton (U4274084) on Wednesday, 22nd May 2013 (6 Hours Ago)

    There seems to be a trend across quiz shows that contestants are as thick as a brick

    I think it's to do with the belief that they don't need to learn anything because if they need to know anything they can look it up online!!

    By the way

    RIP to Richard Thorp, who as Alan Turner was Emmerdale longest serving actor

    And RIP to ex-wrestler Mick McManus

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  • Message 1864

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    Posted by Guv-nor (U7476305) ** on Wednesday, 22nd May 2013 (6 Hours Ago)

    For Scott & Bailey fans who don't read listings.

    Scott & Bailey 7/8
    Today 9pm - 10pm ITV

    Scott & Bailey 8/8
    Tomorrow 9pm - 10pm ITV

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  • Message 1865

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    Posted by the_cleaner (U3423083) on Wednesday, 22nd May 2013 (5 Hours Ago)

    Elementary revealed {first in a two parter Finale} their Moriarty last night....smiley - yikes
    I like...smiley - winkeye 

    Yes, smiley - yikes - but for me, more acceptable than Andrew Scott was in 'Sherlock'. 
    Only watched one episode of Sherlock, not a fan of Freeman, so never saw Andrew Scott.

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  • Message 1866

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    Posted by GeometryMan (U12739007) on Wednesday, 22nd May 2013 (5 Hours Ago)

    Elementary revealed {first in a two parter Finale} their Moriarty last night....smiley - yikes
    I like...smiley - winkeye 

    Yes, smiley - yikes - but for me, more acceptable than Andrew Scott was in 'Sherlock'. 
    Only watched one episode of Sherlock, not a fan of Freeman, so never saw Andrew Scott. 

    My opinion of him in Sherlock was that he was more like Count Moriarty from 'The Goon Show' than Conan Doyle's Professor Moriarty. Others suggested he was reminiscent of Graham Norton.

    I've nothing against Andrew Scott, and enjoyed his performance in 'The Town' at the end of last year. But as the "Napoleon of Crime" he was a joke imo.

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