7_V
I want a Linn - in a DB9
That wasn't funny.
Steve
Steve
But there again you've missed "Hells'Kitchen USA" and the excellent "Bleak House" adaption.technobear said:And you all wonder why I don't have a TV![]()
You don't say :SLEEP:Active Hiatus said:But there again you've missed "Hells'Kitchen USA" and the excellent "Bleak House" adaption.
Yes and no. Tom (the then main character of the series) shot Harry Pierce with a shotgun. Harry didn't die and Tom faked his own suicide by walking into the sea so that he had the time and freedom to prove his innocence. An old CIA agent with a grudge had set him up as the assasin of some high ranking official (that's where the sniper bit comes in).Sid and Coke said:Is my memory playing tricks on me or didn't the last series end in a similar manner , with one of the main characters being popped by a sniper and then drifting off into the sea or something silly....
My tip is keep away from TV drama - I worked for the self-obsessed artsy-fartsters for enough years to know that.technobear said:And you all wonder why I don't have a TV![]()
Aye..Uncle Ants said:TV is the devil's toybox and I suspect the cause of far more modern ills than anybody actually realises.
leonard smalls said:Aye..
The problem is that most folks take it seriously.
I mean how could you? It's all based on lies - people even believe they're seeing moving pictures FFS!
7_V said:I must have a most unusual TV. It has both ON/OFF and channel switches. Using these simple devices my wife and I can monitor and control what we watch and what we allow our children to watch.
So yes, I think that my television is harmless. However, it's certainly not 'just entertainment' - it's also educational and informative.