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  • kimbers
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    intervention you say……….. as long as no dogs were harmed

    i freakin love this scene

    btw i dont consider time watching sopranos wasted

    binners
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    RustySpanner
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    Grange Hill.

    binners
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    cinnamon_girl
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    Nobody has mentioned Crossroads. 😉

    spawnofyorkshire
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    @binners – cash in the attic accounted for a lot of my afternoon viewing time whilst i was at uni, close second was countdown

    donks
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    Never watched anything that eat up week after week for several years…after i gave lost a go and then they ditched it to sky (dodged a bullet there i reckon).

    The only thing apart from shitty soaps that the wife watches that i have gone out of my way to watch and to be fair it had some huge gaps between series and the seasons only had about 7 or 8 shows in was the frankly un topped “Sopranos”.

    Fave episode was where Chris and Pauly were on the stake out in the car.

    ourmaninthenorth
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    he’s also the worst eater i’ve seen on tv, he looks like a hamster learning to use cutlery for the first time

    I think they learn it in chef school, as they’re all appalling. Except Matt Preston who’s camper than a row of pink cravats….

    chakaping
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    Just got sucked back into Masterchef The Professionals. Michel and Monica do a great good cop/bad cop act.

    I would have said Twin Peaks – but I don’t think you can ever have too much Twin Peaks.

    fervouredimage
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    I’ve just purchased the box set of the X Files. Been watching on average 3 episodes a night for the past 2 weeks. Currently half way though season 3. 6 seasons and 2 movies to go.

    Northwind
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    I quite like Masterchef. The evil woman who hates everything, and the crazy man who will tear strips off you if your food looks like food, and not a new office development or a ritual sacrifice.

    failedengineer
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    I’m suprised no-one’s mentioned ……. Coronation Street! I’ve watched it since the start (1960!) Can’t really remember watching it in the early years, but my mother said that I did. Still watch it when i can, but not to the extent of recording it if I’m out (Honest!)

    binners
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    Northwind
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    The neverending soap opera that is Singletrackworld.

    chakaping
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    *Sets skybox to start recording Hollyoaks*

    nealglover
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    The Wire
    Just finished my 15th viewing of it from start to finish.
    5 series or 60 episodes of roughly an hour each.
    That’s 900 hours devoted to the single greatest television show of all time.

    I would be DEEPLY worried about myself if I did that with any program.

    Seriously, that’s not normal behaviour 😐

    That’s half a year, watching the Wire as a full time job 😐

    spawnofyorkshire
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    oh shitballs, i’ve just watched masterchef Australia all stars. There goes another three weeks of viewing tosh

    Cougar
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    I’ve just purchased the box set of the X Files. Been watching on average 3 episodes a night for the past 2 weeks. Currently half way though season 3. 6 seasons and 2 movies to go.

    It gets utterly bobbins somewhere around season 5/6. Stick with it, it picks up again. John Doggett is the best thing that ever happened to the X-Files, and Monica Reyes ain’t too scabby either.

    TheLittlestHobo
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    A friend introduced me to Trailer Park Boys.

    Addictive is not the word.

    portlyone
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    Firefly – I’ve watched the boxset a few times, even the non-scifi people get hooked pretty quick.

    thekingisdead
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    24
    18 hours per season x 8 seasons = 144 hours.

    stewartc
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    Seinfeld, usually go through the complete seasons 1-9 at least twice a year. In my defence I did once live in NY in the mid 90s so I do get a lot of the references.
    Usually never watch reality TV but I do now sit down with the missus and watch Americas Next Top Model when its on, no idea why?

    Harry_the_Spider
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    Lost and what a lot of crap it turned into. We saw that Heroes was heading the same way so we sacked it part way through series two.

    I recently gave up on Shameless. I just couldn’t work out why I was still watching it and the % on the SKY box was getting a bit low so I binned it.

    roady_tony
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    agree about Lost – oh my how a series could build everything so high and then ruin it with clearly hastily written last few eps.
    along the same theme , look at Prometheus!

    fervouredimage
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    It gets utterly bobbins somewhere around season 5/6. Stick with it, it picks up again. John Doggett is the best thing that ever happened to the X-Files, and Monica Reyes ain’t too scabby either.

    As a teenager I loved it but only really started watching it from season 2 up to season 4. Nostalgia motivated the purchase but am really enjoying it. It’s stood the test of time in my opinion.

    shooterman
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    The Sopranos. Usually watch the whole thing from beginning to end once a year.

    fatboyslo
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    Triple D

    Just keeps me going back ……

    why can’t we have more of those type of eating places in the UK ?

    or is it I don’t know where they are 🙁

    thebunk
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    I spend a ridiculous amount of time playing Fifa – does that count?

    Failing that I’ve promised to myself I’m not going to watch the Apprentice next time it’s on…

    Susie
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    The X Files, but my devotion to it meant I got to go to the film premier of the 2nd movie 🙂

    Cougar, I think most fans think John Doggett and Monica Reyes were the worst things to happen to the X Files, along with Super Soldiers. There are some that think it was only good when it was filmed in Vancouver (seasons 1-5). Personally, I loved season 6, but I quite liked the more light hearted episodes. They seemed to be running out of ideas by season 7 though. I didn’t dislike Doggett and Reyes, but with the exception of the odd episode, I hated seasons 8 and 9.

    Agree with everyone else about Lost.

    rudebwoy
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    A friend introduced me to Trailer Park Boys.

    Addictive is not the word.

    😯

    beej
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    Again saw the thread title and thought… Masterchef Australia. Allstars currently on.

    After that, I watched all 144 episodes of Buffy the Vampire Slayer whilst on the turbo, over about 2 years.

    Cougar
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    Cougar, I think most fans think John Doggett and Monica Reyes were the worst things to happen to the X Files,

    Oh, sure.

    They’re wrong, though.

    (-:

    senorj
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    In no particular order…..
    Twin Peaks , Rising Damp , Porridge ,Blackadder.
    More recently Heroes , Dinnerladies (honest) & Merlin!!!

    gave up on DR Who , Lost and quite a few others…

    senorj
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    oops.

    senorj
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    double oops – sorry.

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