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Was watching Randal and Hopkirk Deceased the other day and it reminded me that it was a shame that the Vic and BoB version of the show didn't carry on any further than it did. I can't remember specfic episodes, but I just remember that I quite liked it.


Any other suggestions? Hart to Hart maybe!

atila the gooner Wrote:

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> It ain't half hot mum.


Atila.. I'm intrigued.


After self-righteously spitting the dummy over a kebab gag, you've now managed to choose a television show which is simply packed to the rafters with dubious jokes centred around national/racial stereotyping.


Bizarre.

This Life!!! It hasn't aged well, as I found when I watched repeats not long ago. However, I loved it at the time, and the second series ended with so many things left hanging, they could at least have done a one off to tie it up... Instead they waited 10 years and done a one off which was apparently shite!

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