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Walking the Nile channel 4
cabbles
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Sorry to break up about 12 threads all following the same theme, but is anybody watching Walking the Nile on c4?
Watched the first 2 episodes, very good. Perhaps RD can extend the network to Juba in South Sudan
Watched the first 2 episodes, very good. Perhaps RD can extend the network to Juba in South Sudan
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What was I thinking starting this thread tonight?0
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I've got the both recorded. Haven't watched them yet but have read good reviews.1
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Absolutely brilliant. This destination is not on my holiday list.2
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I saw the first one where tragedy struck - shocking. Yet to see the second one.2
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Qualitycabbles said:Sorry to break up about 12 threads all following the same theme, but is anybody watching Walking the Nile on c4?
Watched the first 2 episodes, very good. Perhaps RD can extend the network to Juba in South Sudan
Just watched on catch up, thanks for sharing
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Watched both episodes. One not to miss.
Very well done and very realistic. Not one for the squeamish.1 -
Yep first one was pretty strong viewing. Is it me or does the chap sound a bit like Michael Owen0
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Amazing series. I would've given up and gone home long ago if I was him1
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Got it on series link. Not got around to watching it yet though..........1
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Poor Boston!0
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It's good, but seems odd we've covered 4 months walking in 2 episodes!0
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Thought the first one was excellent and obviously shocking.
Got episode 2 to watch. Are there just the two or more than that?0 -
4 episodes I think1
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Interesting programme.
Couldn't see why he couldn't meet up with Boston after Southern Sudan, as the visa issue seemed to relate to this country alone.0 -
We're watching this and find it very interesting- especially as this sort of programme isn't always my cup of tea.
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Brilliant show, makes me feel quite untravelled though, I was genuinely googling tourist visa requirements for South Sudan during the last episode (and then promptly stopped towards the end!)0
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Excellent show nearly as good as sue perkins up the mekong0
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Just watched the second one.
What a brilliant and interesting programme. That fella has balls of steel and hair full of cows piss ;0)
Gutted for Boston. I know nothing about that sort of thing but surely they could have sorted something out so that he could meet up with them further along the journey, or maybe he will? I hope so, the poor bloke looked desolate.0 -
Watched last week and was fascinating, the guys got some balls will give him that, especially when in the Sudan hotel and bullets start flying and he goes to the roof to get a better view then strolls out in the morning, f**k that!!!!!0
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No mate, nothing like it IMOcabbles said:Yep first one was pretty strong viewing. Is it me or does the chap sound a bit like Michael Owen
Owens voice is annoying as fck
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Charltonparklane said:
No mate, nothing like it IMOcabbles said:Yep first one was pretty strong viewing. Is it me or does the chap sound a bit like Michael Owen
Owens voice is annoying as fck
weird I know. I could swear it though in certain things he said 0 -
Just watched the final episode. Brilliant TV .0
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Loved it too. The blisters looked painful.0
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Only got around to watching it on the last episode. Going to hunt out the previous episodes. Great TV.0
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shame that 3000 miles had to go into 4 hour less adverts (so about 3 hours really)0
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One of the camera men or photographer dropped dead during filming, not sure if they've shown that bit yet. But read an article on it, so sure it will mentioned at some point.0
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Great series.
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Was a journalist who joined them for a particular leg of the journey from what i remember and yes it was shown in series 1 or 2. The speed in which his health went downhill was terrifying! A tragic incident but a fantastic series!0
