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I do hope that you aren't suggesting that Bonekickers wasn't positively steeped in scientific fact.
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one of the reasons I simply refuse to watch TV!
sport and science documentaries only!
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Have to agree - I can can watch some turd on the telly but even the kids were saying that the acting was crap and the script nonsensical. Stayed with it till the end when we all looked at each other in bewilderment.Originally posted by Ruprect View PostTurned off spooks code 9 after 10 minutes. Truly sh 1te. Well done bbc
Utter cockrot - licence money well spent.
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Originally posted by zeitghostYes.
Dire as a very dire thing... and I'm known for watching crap of the first water, but even by my standards it's unwatchable.
The last ep of Bonekickers was ok though.
renowned
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Turned off spooks code 9 after 10 minutes. Truly sh 1te. Well done bbc
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Good news
That pile of turd 'Bonekickers' isn't on the telly no more.
I watched the teaser for 'Spooks: Code 9' and thought that it was even worse. Am I right in not watching it?
I had a good lunch earlier with some potential investors/partners/clients of a new venture. So I’ll probably fall asleep watching CSI or X2.Tags: None
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