cpjitservices Posted April 24, 2014 Posted April 24, 2014 Erm... Only fools and horses Shameless (barring the last series) Ultimate force Vicar of Dibley Royle Family Two Pints of lager and a packet of crisps (lol) Mainly comedies really... I'm looking for all the 'Walking Dead' on DVD.
sonofsanta Posted April 24, 2014 Posted April 24, 2014 I could probably still recite large chunks of Spaced, watched those two seasons about a dozen times through each. Black Books not quite so bad, but not far off... I don't have time to rewatch stuff these days - too grown up - but just finished Breaking Bad on Netflix and it may be my new favourite show ever. So superbly written, and such a satisfying ending - none of this Lost style rubbish!
Oaktech Posted April 24, 2014 Posted April 24, 2014 (edited) We've got the following: Complete Lewis, Complete Poirot, Sharpe, Jonathan Creek, American Dad Futurama, Complete Harry Potter. (we also have the Stephen fry read audio books too) Black Books ST:TNG (this cost me a bloody fortune as I had 2/3 of it on VHS and then someone bought me a season on DVD and that was it, I had to get it on DVD!) ST:Voyager (I was watching it on TV and they were playing it nicely and sequentially, 2 episodes at a time and then they stopped on the penultimate episode of season 6, Livid I was! Had to find someone on ebay selling the whole lot!) Le Edit: Almost forgot, complete Bagpuss, complete Dogtanian and the muskerhounds and complete stoppit and tidyup! Edited April 24, 2014 by Oaktech
abillybob Posted April 24, 2014 Posted April 24, 2014 CHUCK, so bad always had to watch the next one to the point it was like 4 in the morning and I had to tell myself to go to sleep! Every ending is left on a cliff hangar just making you wait to see the next one! I'm amazed not more people have stated Chuck, it was premiered on iTunes for free when it first came out and since watching it I couldn't stop really gutted the series has now finished may go back and watch every one again
sted Posted April 24, 2014 Posted April 24, 2014 CHUCK, so bad always had to watch the next one to the point it was like 4 in the morning and I had to tell myself to go to sleep! Every ending is left on a cliff hangar just making you wait to see the next one! I'm amazed not more people have stated Chuck, it was premiered on iTunes for free when it first came out and since watching it I couldn't stop really gutted the series has now finished may go back and watch every one again season 1 and 2 yes it started getting silly after that imo and the ending wasnt great imo
abillybob Posted April 24, 2014 Posted April 24, 2014 season 1 and 2 yes it started getting silly after that imo and the ending wasnt great imo I loved every epsiode but I will agree I found the ending a bit rubbish I wanted more and was wishing they bought out a final film to round it all off but that never happened!
localzuk Posted April 24, 2014 Posted April 24, 2014 season 1 and 2 yes it started getting silly after that imo and the ending wasnt great imo It does get sillier as it goes on, yes, but its still a great show. The ending was a bit of a disappointment definitely.
Earthling Posted April 24, 2014 Posted April 24, 2014 Haha! Discovery, History, Animal Planet etc. I don't watch anything else. Not sure why I subscribe to bloomin Sky to be honest as that's all I ever watch on there. Same here, but I'm with Virgin. I had to get 3,765,874 channels that I didn't want, just to get Eden HD.
Tesla Posted April 24, 2014 Posted April 24, 2014 Not out on DVD yet, but will probably buy Brooklyn 99, very funny comedy IMO
tmcd35 Posted April 24, 2014 Posted April 24, 2014 No one's mentioned 'Firefly', that I noticed. Been mentioned atleast twice. (once by me in caps with loads of explanation marks). Ended before it's time (but that could be a good thing in a Faulty Towers kind of way).
spacebar Posted April 24, 2014 Posted April 24, 2014 I think about re-watching things, but then think "no, already seen it", however as soon as its on Tv I like to watch the whole episode. With older content like ST:TNG etc I am holding off watching episodes until they are released on blu-ray, of course TNG has is nearly fully released on blu-ray but other shows like 24 (early seasons) are not yet.
Earthling Posted April 24, 2014 Posted April 24, 2014 Been mentioned atleast twice. (once by me in caps with loads of explanation marks). Ended before it's time (but that could be a good thing in a Faulty Towers kind of way). My bad. Is that twice including me, or does that make three of us. Ended well, well before its time. Could have done with another series or two before 'Serenity' and the grand ending.
sonofsanta Posted April 24, 2014 Posted April 24, 2014 I try not to think about Firefly because then I get very sad perhaps the finest SF show of recent times. One of the techs here is buying the BluRays of ST:TNG as they come out, so when a term break rolls around we spend lunchtime each day in the gym hall with all the curtains drawn and the speakers turned up full to watch an episode on the projector with our packed lunches. Seems a shame that all that shiny AV kit goes unused 13 weeks of the year, and besides, it's a good test of the equipment, it's not as if anyone else tells us when things stop working...
FN-GM Posted April 24, 2014 Posted April 24, 2014 season 1 and 2 yes it started getting silly after that imo and the ending wasnt great imo They seem to have run out of ideas in the end. Shame they ruined it really.
gavins38 Posted April 25, 2014 Posted April 25, 2014 Our favourites include Family Guy, American Dad, Jonathan Creek and The IT Crowd. I'm also a big fan of Alias. We're just working our way through Dexter on Netflix and I've also started watching Continuum as well. My other half enjoys Bad Girls and can sit and watch them all day long if left to it!
ICTDirect_Dave Posted April 25, 2014 Posted April 25, 2014 The very Mention of Babylon 5 the other day here on EG started me off with it again. I have such a connection with that show as it was the first scifi I truly watched from start to finish when it was on air for the first time. Also the West Wing, I could start with the pilot episode and suddenly a week will have gone by I'll be watching the final episode and I wont have left the house. The way Aaron Sorkin writes is just wonderful! I do the same with the Newsroom and Studio Sixty as well. New Battlestar was magnificent and it just sucks you in. I also own all of Hustle, which is just fantastic and very easy to get sucked into, it's funny, clever and dramatic all in one and certainly on a par with Spooks in terms of the production quality. I'm a huge 24 fan, we used to have 'Jack Night' at uni, when one of us would download the episode the moment it had aired so we could keep up to date with the series. Can't wait for it to start again. And my new favourite show is The Following, which seems to draw a lot of inspiration from 24, but takes a different path. The Missus and I have watched the first series in the last four nights.
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