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I love how they secretly negotiated a trick and how much twicki would pay if they could keep the lights on without that smug tw_t Buck realising.


Brendan. In the next clip can we have twicki returning to their table making a big scene of sniffing his fingers and licking his lips.

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Didn't really know where to put his so I thought a geeky tv thread was as good as anywhere.


Anyhoo, just read a preview of the new 'Day of the Triffids'. Is anyone else excited about this? The eighties series was a real formative part of my childhood along with the telly adaption of Hitchikers Guide.


Admittedly watching the repeats on BBC3 lately the old one was a bit creaky and those triffids were a bit rubbish (terrified me at the time though) it was still powerful stuff. The new one has a stellar cast including vanessa Redgrave!!


I'm quite excited me.

There's a new series of V? coooooool.

This will be a TV adaption too by the bee. Starts december 28th.


I loved V, but having seen repeats, it has aged horribly, but it seemed solid enough plot wise, just terrible production wise.

Having seen how Battlestar Gallactica improved I could believe good things could come of V.


*rubs thighs at thought of Diana and Juliet*

Hmm will have to set that one to record on my Sky box.


Yes the repeats of V do look very dated now, I loved it when it first came on TV tho. Apparently they played the first 4 episodes of the new version of V in the states but the rest isn't on for a few months. I have seen teaser ads on one of the UK channels (can't remember which one) for next year.



 

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