Originally posted by zeitghost
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The Prisoner Remake.
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If you can afford it then buy one.Originally posted by zeitghostI want one now.
I'm going for a lie down in a darkened room until the feeling goes away.Comment
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Ah go on! Go on go on go on go on go ON!Originally posted by zeitghostEr.
No thanks.
My days of driving rollerskates are long gone.
Thus the lie down in the darkened room.
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Given the state of this thread, not very often then?Originally posted by zeitghostIn fact, he only drives it in the "summer" when it's not raining.Behold the warranty -- the bold print giveth and the fine print taketh away.Comment
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Mr P and I LOVED Bone Kickers - just because it was so appallingly awful.
we use it as a yardstick to measure other programs by.
"Is just bad or it 'Bones Kickers' bad?"I'm sorry, but I'll make no apologies for this
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Didn't this get remade sometime in the 80s with Jools Holland? Either way, I've alsways wanted to go to Porthmadog where they filmed it. Any train buffs among you will know that this is at the end of the Welsh Highland Railway!Comment
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I've travelled there on that railway. ISTR halfway through the journey from Ffestiniog it does a loop to get down a hill.Originally posted by gricerboy View PostDidn't this get remade sometime in the 80s with Jools Holland? Either way, I've alsways wanted to go to Porthmadog where they filmed it. Any train buffs among you will know that this is at the end of the Welsh Highland Railway!
They actually filmed it at Porthmerion, just along the coast. That's an interesting place, but it was full of Number Six geeks.Comment
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Was it Adolf Hitler?Originally posted by zeitghostWell, wot a turnup.
Guess who transmogrified into Number One?
I really didn't see that coming.
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Is that the 4-4-0 or the 6-6-0 engine?Originally posted by gricerboy View PostDidn't this get remade sometime in the 80s with Jools Holland? Either way, I've alsways wanted to go to Porthmadog where they filmed it. Any train buffs among you will know that this is at the end of the Welsh Highland Railway!Allergy Warning
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