Will check it out.
Only first hand story I've heard was guy at work who was there. Him and his sons in their seats, some 50ish guys turn up, their tickets for the seats in row in front. Some 20ish lads in them their seats.
Refused to move, all cocky. Older fella just decked one of them with a punch. 20 year olds went elsewhere.
Day in the life for Shady though.
I watched it. It really set the adrenaline going again in me. Not in a good way.
Watching Britain's got talent, by accident. What's the point of it if they don't show rubbish acts you can laugh at?
Watched the first of the new Rebus BBC series last night. Thought it was good.
They're trying for a third time?
Yeah, BBC this time.
Halfway through the latest Doctor Who - 73 Yards. It's excellent so far.
Made it through one and a half episodes of Baby Reindeer. Writing, acting and cinematography all horrible. The story might be as great as some claim, but I'm not sitting through another 5 episodes of that shit to find out.
Most recent Doctor Who is the best of the new series so far. Not much Nchuti, which isn’t the best sign, maybe.
Agreed. Though the ending was crap. I'm presuming they will revisit it / explain it going forward.
The only Doctor Who I've watched in the last 15 years or so is the Xmas one (think it was Xmas) with Kylie in it.
Currently half way through Fool Me Once which is one of those Netflix adaptations of a Harlan Coben book. I'm not convinced the payoff is going to be worth sitting through 8 episodes, but Michelle Keegan really is a rather lovely looking woman.
It isn't, and she is.
Perfectly normal attractive range human being, by the looks of it. I'm sure she's concerned about the environment and nice to animals. But I really don't understand how you normals get attached to the idea of a perfectly bang average looker, a stranger, who just happens to be on the telly.
Enjoyed season three of Clarkson's Farm, and this is from somebody who has always detested Clarkson as a human being. Unless he's added actor to his qualities as journalist, presenter and all-round arsehole, he seems to have developed a sense of humility and some genuine understanding, respect and love for the countryside and farming.
