Film and TV review.

I was looking forward to I'm a Celebrity but now that the Crafty Cockney has gone, the show has lost its appeal.

Reebok Trotter wrote:I was looking forward to I'm a Celebrity but now that the Crafty Cockney has gone, the show has lost its appeal.

Very surprised David has gone tonight, I found Eric very funny in the last 3 days before he left and was a bit annoyed he got voted out.

Can't say I will be losing much sleep on who winis it now.

I've no need to watch it now! But I'll survive...

I thought Haye would win it after Eric got the boot. Not really bothered who wins now.

Next year, Yoko Ono should go into the Celebrity jungle. I think she will do fine. She has managed to live off a dead beatle for the last 32 years without any problems.

I can't believe we have to wait for February to see the Walking Dead again.

what a good

Spoiler:

Agreed - It was the same last season...But something to look forward to I suppose.

I fucking hate Mearle.

Hipster_Nebula wrote:I fucking hate Mears.

You are not the only one but what has his performances got to do with the Film and TV review post ?

Sorry but I couldn't resist it!

haha no I'm seething at the sight of him not your joke.

I do hate mears too.

Reebok Trotter wrote:For Xmas I got a box set of a series called ' The Walking Dead. ' I don't normally go for zombie/horror films but this one was very good. The special effects were very gory and quite realistic.

Has anyone seen Series 2 and if so, is it worth watching ?

Excuse me but any reference to the "Walking Dead" must be posted to the Bolton Wanderers Banter section by Rule.

RT - See previous conversation between me and Hipster - Its great! But its just finished for the mid season until February...

Anyone see Great Continental Railway Journeys on BBC2 on Thursday? It was the Amsterdam to Northern France route, via Brussels. It has been a good series and hope they do more next year - it compliments Portillo's other railway series which is fascinating. It more about history of places and people rather than the railways.

I never thought i would ever watch anything with Portillo in it, bbut, give him his due, he is actually a good TV presenter - The Railways programmes and This Week are fun to watch because of him!!!

I have always been fascinated by railways and stations. I think it stems from watching ' Brief Encounter ' with Trevor Howard and Celia Johnson. I actually made a trip to Carnforth Station to wallow in a bit of film nostalgia.

https://youtu.be/hubyFqSUaGA

Imagine my disappointment after listening to Gladys Knight and the Pips and then checking on USA railway timetables to discover to my dismay that there isn't, and never was a ' Midnight train to Georgia'.

https://youtu.be/IdfZnWsps34

Personally, I blame Randy Crawford.

https://youtu.be/_dFv7qc3-ws

Hasn't there been something on C5 this week with Chris Tarrent on the worlds most dangerous railways? Sure it was something like that.

bwfc71 wrote:Anyone see Great Continental Railway Journeys on BBC2 on Thursday? It was the Amsterdam to Northern France route, via Brussels. It has been a good series and hope they do more next year - it compliments Portillo's other railway series which is fascinating. It more about history of places and people rather than the railways.

I never thought i would ever watch anything with Portillo in it, bbut, give him his due, he is actually a good TV presenter - The Railways programmes and This Week are fun to watch because of him!!!

You sad wanker.

Did anyone watch it on Wednesday night?

I'm interested to know what fans of the UK version thought. It was pretty funny, but that could have been the fact the storyline was exactly the same as the UK version.

There was hardly any swearing or vulgarity which really let it down.