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It's not just that. Some of them were easily forgettable.Behold the warranty -- the bold print giveth and the fine print taketh away. -
Yep. I've recently been renting some of the shows I remembered enjoying as a lad, seeing as TV these days is mostly dross. Not many of them are as good as I remember, or my tastes have changed.Originally posted by Sysman View PostIt's not just that. Some of them were easily forgettable.
Fortunately there's loads of more recent TV that I missed while contracting away from home and am just now catching up with. Bought the box set of 24 recently, and just today ordered the Battlestar Galactica box set, despite my initial disgust at them changing Starbuck to a ladette.
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It's a mixture of both I think. I recorded the first episode of a 70s so-called comedy series the other week and within the first couple of minutes realised I'd never really liked it in the first place. One of those things we only watched because there was nowt else on,Originally posted by PAH View PostYep. I've recently been renting some of the shows I remembered enjoying as a lad, seeing as TV these days is mostly dross. Not many of them are as good as I remember, or my tastes have changed.
I got a digital TV box 3 or 4 years ago and did a lot of catching up, mainly on films I'd never seen. I'd had very little decent telly since the late 90s and before then spent too much time away from home. The films eventually started repeating, but by then I'd got some extra channels with decent documentaries, and those plus the occasional film do nicely for the moment.Originally posted by PAH View PostFortunately there's loads of more recent TV that I missed while contracting away from home and am just now catching up with. Bought the box set of 24 recently, and just today ordered the Battlestar Galactica box set, despite my initial disgust at them changing Starbuck to a ladette.
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Ah, that's made my day. I expect you remember Dixon of Dock Green too, Jack Warner's little homily at the end of each episode, under the blue lantern "and if he hadn't left that cigarette end at the scene of the crime, he would never have been caught. Evenin' all."Originally posted by xoggoth View Post
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Ah yes, good old Dixon of Dock Green. Emergency Ward 10 was much better than Casualty too.bloggoth
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Wheeltappers and Shunters Club was a touch non PC at times
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