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  • edited November 19
    BBC repeating programmes.....esp films. 

    I don't have Netflix as I watch a lot of terrestrial tv and obviously sport on Sky. I have noticed recently that the BBC have been repeating films that they only showed 3 or 4 months ago. And these aren't your classics like Alien, Die Hard etc that seem to be shown a lot too. Just regular films that werent big box office hits. 

    The reason I mention it today is that tonight there are 2......one on BBC 1 & one on BBC 2. Both have been shown this year already...and probably both less than 6 months ago. The one on BBC 1 was only shown a couple of months ago and was shown a year or so before that. 

    Both decent films but as there are so many other films that can be shown why keeping showing the same ones ? This is not an isolated incident either. The one on the other night with Raff Spall in it was shown earlier this year & then a similar one where a couple meet on a blind date only to find they meet the wrong person.

    All these films were made within the last 10 years and seem to be British made with a mainly British cast. 
     
    Is this a cost cutting exercise  ???
     
  • Hal1x said:
    Stig said:
    My cat doesn't have a shred of emotional intelligence. If you shout at him, he just thinks you're calling him. It's no use getting angry at any of his bad behaviours, 'cos he just thinks you're just inviting more of the same.
    Bet the little shit does know... He just takes pleasure in annoying you.

    One of my cats used to love meowing at me when I'd work at my desk, pleading to be let out, so I'd walk to the back door... Open it for them and they'd scarper - I'd go and sit back down at my desk, and they'd be sitting at the window, meowing to be let back in, only I'd open the window and they'd just sit there for a few minutes, letting the cold air into the house!!
    I had a cat who did a similar thing. 

    She'd turn up at the back (patio) door and start to mew and claw at the door.  If you ignored her she'd bury her claws in the rubber seal holding the window in.  Once inside she'd go to the front door and repeat her routine.

    I wouldn't have minded so much, but there was a side entrance where she could have simply walked round. 
    I have had cats all my married life,as many as 5 at one time.
    *changes user name to Spinster63
    Actual pictorial evidence of thickandthin63/Spinster63!

    People nicking your personal photos without asking 😠😜😘
    personally dont think the picture does you justice :p
  • Carter said:
    Carter said:
    PopIcon said:
    The One Show; more vanilla than Vanilla Ice eating vanilla sponge wearing a George ASDA vanilla tracksuit.

    They have great guests, but the style and production are A+++++ dishwater. I'd rather spend 30 minutes listening to paint dry.
    Its the same for so much stuff made by ITV and the BBC l, trying so hard not to offend the permanently offended so end up making someone that offends nobody but is utterly shite and forgettable 
    I disagree, I think it's because the vast majority of people are exactly as PopIcon says - vanilla. It's not the apparently offended complaining, it's the terminally dull switching off if anything at all ouside their tiny sphere of interest pops up. If it's not "reality" TV, top ten music, premier league football, uggs, sliders, crocs, shit lager, grey jogging bottoms and hoodies or fucking Greggs, they are not interested...    
    Maybe and there is something to be said for an overiding dullness of the nation and I use our disgracefully bland crisp stock choices as a data sample 

    Plain!, Salt and vinegar, cheese and onion 

    The Europeans laugh at our dull selection of savoury snacks and I don't blame them 

    And I make you right given the success of the X factor, anything with ant & dec on, I'm a celebrity get me out of here. Dull, dull, dull 
    And they've been voted top TV personalities for the last 20 years or so.
  • Stig said:
    My cat doesn't have a shred of emotional intelligence. If you shout at him, he just thinks you're calling him. It's no use getting angry at any of his bad behaviours, 'cos he just thinks you're just inviting more of the same.
    Bet the little shit does know... He just takes pleasure in annoying you.

    One of my cats used to love meowing at me when I'd work at my desk, pleading to be let out, so I'd walk to the back door... Open it for them and they'd scarper - I'd go and sit back down at my desk, and they'd be sitting at the window, meowing to be let back in, only I'd open the window and they'd just sit there for a few minutes, letting the cold air into the house!!
    I had a cat who did a similar thing. 

    She'd turn up at the back (patio) door and start to mew and claw at the door.  If you ignored her she'd bury her claws in the rubber seal holding the window in.  Once inside she'd go to the front door and repeat her routine.

    I wouldn't have minded so much, but there was a side entrance where she could have simply walked round. 
    I have had cats all my married life,as many as 5 at one time.
    *changes user name to Spinster63
    And dye my hair Mauve
  • Hal1x said:
    Stig said:
    My cat doesn't have a shred of emotional intelligence. If you shout at him, he just thinks you're calling him. It's no use getting angry at any of his bad behaviours, 'cos he just thinks you're just inviting more of the same.
    Bet the little shit does know... He just takes pleasure in annoying you.

    One of my cats used to love meowing at me when I'd work at my desk, pleading to be let out, so I'd walk to the back door... Open it for them and they'd scarper - I'd go and sit back down at my desk, and they'd be sitting at the window, meowing to be let back in, only I'd open the window and they'd just sit there for a few minutes, letting the cold air into the house!!
    I had a cat who did a similar thing. 

    She'd turn up at the back (patio) door and start to mew and claw at the door.  If you ignored her she'd bury her claws in the rubber seal holding the window in.  Once inside she'd go to the front door and repeat her routine.

    I wouldn't have minded so much, but there was a side entrance where she could have simply walked round. 
    I have had cats all my married life,as many as 5 at one time.
    *changes user name to Spinster63
    Actual pictorial evidence of thickandthin63/Spinster63!

    Hal1x said:
    Stig said:
    My cat doesn't have a shred of emotional intelligence. If you shout at him, he just thinks you're calling him. It's no use getting angry at any of his bad behaviours, 'cos he just thinks you're just inviting more of the same.
    Bet the little shit does know... He just takes pleasure in annoying you.

    One of my cats used to love meowing at me when I'd work at my desk, pleading to be let out, so I'd walk to the back door... Open it for them and they'd scarper - I'd go and sit back down at my desk, and they'd be sitting at the window, meowing to be let back in, only I'd open the window and they'd just sit there for a few minutes, letting the cold air into the house!!
    I had a cat who did a similar thing. 

    She'd turn up at the back (patio) door and start to mew and claw at the door.  If you ignored her she'd bury her claws in the rubber seal holding the window in.  Once inside she'd go to the front door and repeat her routine.

    I wouldn't have minded so much, but there was a side entrance where she could have simply walked round. 
    I have had cats all my married life,as many as 5 at one time.
    *changes user name to Spinster63
    Actual pictorial evidence of thickandthin63/Spinster63!

    Thats about right.
  • MrWalker said:
    BBC

    Winter fuel cut to put 50,000 into poverty next year

    Not a good thing - apparently 10k children have been affected similarly by the child benefit cuts. 700,000 kids were plunged into poverty by the tories and people still voted for them. Let's hope Starmer does not see that as a challenge.   

    https://www.bigissue.com/news/social-justice/child-poverty-tories-uk-dwp/
  • Carter said:
    Carter said:
    PopIcon said:
    The One Show; more vanilla than Vanilla Ice eating vanilla sponge wearing a George ASDA vanilla tracksuit.

    They have great guests, but the style and production are A+++++ dishwater. I'd rather spend 30 minutes listening to paint dry.
    Its the same for so much stuff made by ITV and the BBC l, trying so hard not to offend the permanently offended so end up making someone that offends nobody but is utterly shite and forgettable 
    I disagree, I think it's because the vast majority of people are exactly as PopIcon says - vanilla. It's not the apparently offended complaining, it's the terminally dull switching off if anything at all ouside their tiny sphere of interest pops up. If it's not "reality" TV, top ten music, premier league football, uggs, sliders, crocs, shit lager, grey jogging bottoms and hoodies or fucking Greggs, they are not interested...    
    Maybe and there is something to be said for an overiding dullness of the nation and I use our disgracefully bland crisp stock choices as a data sample 

    Plain!, Salt and vinegar, cheese and onion 

    The Europeans laugh at our dull selection of savoury snacks and I don't blame them 

    And I make you right given the success of the X factor, anything with ant & dec on, I'm a celebrity get me out of here. Dull, dull, dull 
    They seem bland, until you go into a shop and find a packet of salted cucumber and minced eyeball lays. 
  • Carter said:
    Carter said:
    PopIcon said:
    The One Show; more vanilla than Vanilla Ice eating vanilla sponge wearing a George ASDA vanilla tracksuit.

    They have great guests, but the style and production are A+++++ dishwater. I'd rather spend 30 minutes listening to paint dry.
    Its the same for so much stuff made by ITV and the BBC l, trying so hard not to offend the permanently offended so end up making someone that offends nobody but is utterly shite and forgettable 
    I disagree, I think it's because the vast majority of people are exactly as PopIcon says - vanilla. It's not the apparently offended complaining, it's the terminally dull switching off if anything at all ouside their tiny sphere of interest pops up. If it's not "reality" TV, top ten music, premier league football, uggs, sliders, crocs, shit lager, grey jogging bottoms and hoodies or fucking Greggs, they are not interested...    
    Maybe and there is something to be said for an overiding dullness of the nation and I use our disgracefully bland crisp stock choices as a data sample 

    Plain!, Salt and vinegar, cheese and onion 

    The Europeans laugh at our dull selection of savoury snacks and I don't blame them 

    And I make you right given the success of the X factor, anything with ant & dec on, I'm a celebrity get me out of here. Dull, dull, dull 
    They seem bland, until you go into a shop and find a packet of salted cucumber and minced eyeball lays. 
    I can imagine eating anything in your adopted homeland is like doing a bushtucker trial!
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  • Carter said:
    Carter said:
    PopIcon said:
    The One Show; more vanilla than Vanilla Ice eating vanilla sponge wearing a George ASDA vanilla tracksuit.

    They have great guests, but the style and production are A+++++ dishwater. I'd rather spend 30 minutes listening to paint dry.
    Its the same for so much stuff made by ITV and the BBC l, trying so hard not to offend the permanently offended so end up making someone that offends nobody but is utterly shite and forgettable 
    I disagree, I think it's because the vast majority of people are exactly as PopIcon says - vanilla. It's not the apparently offended complaining, it's the terminally dull switching off if anything at all ouside their tiny sphere of interest pops up. If it's not "reality" TV, top ten music, premier league football, uggs, sliders, crocs, shit lager, grey jogging bottoms and hoodies or fucking Greggs, they are not interested...    
    Maybe and there is something to be said for an overiding dullness of the nation and I use our disgracefully bland crisp stock choices as a data sample 

    Plain!, Salt and vinegar, cheese and onion 

    The Europeans laugh at our dull selection of savoury snacks and I don't blame them 

    And I make you right given the success of the X factor, anything with ant & dec on, I'm a celebrity get me out of here. Dull, dull, dull 
    They seem bland, until you go into a shop and find a packet of salted cucumber and minced eyeball lays. 
    Think I've seen them in Poundland.
  • How much were they?
  • Film and TV makers obsession with characters drinking whisky like water. I cant say i've ever met or really seen anyone drink whisky like they do.

    Home, office, pub...doesn't matter. Having a casual conversation? sure lets whack out the whisky and pour a big one and drink it without wincing like you've just swallowed paint stripper.

    Its not even dramatic effect anymore, cos literally every character of importance seems to do it.
    Can't really say I've noticed. Perhaps all those whiskies are having an effect on my perception.
  • edited November 20
    Film and TV makers obsession with characters drinking whisky like water. I cant say i've ever met or really seen anyone drink whisky like they do.

    Home, office, pub...doesn't matter. Having a casual conversation? sure lets whack out the whisky and pour a big one and drink it without wincing like you've just swallowed paint stripper.

    Its not even dramatic effect anymore, cos literally every character of importance seems to do it.
    I've noticed that. Especially in American TV shows like Yellowstone. I absolutely hate whisky 
  • Film and TV makers obsession with characters drinking whisky like water. I cant say i've ever met or really seen anyone drink whisky like they do.

    Home, office, pub...doesn't matter. Having a casual conversation? sure lets whack out the whisky and pour a big one and drink it without wincing like you've just swallowed paint stripper.

    Its not even dramatic effect anymore, cos literally every character of importance seems to do it.
    I've noticed that. Especially in American TV shows like Yellowstone. I absolutely hate whisky 

  • Bore off. A good whisky like Talisker us a joy.
  • Funny enough I was watching something recently and thought to myself about the unrealistic whisky drinking 
  • Funny enough I was watching something recently and thought to myself about the unrealistic whisky drinking 
    Ray Donavan was a classic example, bottles of it consumed in most episodes 
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  • On the subject of robbing bastard car parks, had a thing on ringgo today which I've never seen before. I parked up and went onto the app, it said it would put a hold on my card, petrol pump style, for the maximum charge (£4.20 for 24 hours) and I could go on the app to tell it when I had left to get the actual charge. Left after 3 hours thinking I'd get a couple of quid back but got the reduced fee of just £4.10
  • Bore off. A good whisky like Talisker is a joy.
    Perhaps you should lay off it a little 😂
  • Film and TV makers obsession with characters drinking whisky like water. I cant say i've ever met or really seen anyone drink whisky like they do.

    Home, office, pub...doesn't matter. Having a casual conversation? sure lets whack out the whisky and pour a big one and drink it without wincing like you've just swallowed paint stripper.

    Its not even dramatic effect anymore, cos literally every character of importance seems to do it.
    Thats made me chuckle, can I add. When an important bit of dialogue is about to happen. Oen character will turn their back to the other, pour the whiskey always from a decanter unless a big fat fuck off product placement fee has been agreed, then turns to begin the conversation 

    Its as if workplaces all have minibars in the bosses office. I worked for a guy once who eventually got pensioned off and he always had a bottle of Bushmills in his desk drawer but that was down to chronic alcoholism rather than his need for a drink after a frustrating day fighting crime 
  • Stig said:
    My cat doesn't have a shred of emotional intelligence. If you shout at him, he just thinks you're calling him. It's no use getting angry at any of his bad behaviours, 'cos he just thinks you're just inviting more of the same.
    Bet the little shit does know... He just takes pleasure in annoying you.

    One of my cats used to love meowing at me when I'd work at my desk, pleading to be let out, so I'd walk to the back door... Open it for them and they'd scarper - I'd go and sit back down at my desk, and they'd be sitting at the window, meowing to be let back in, only I'd open the window and they'd just sit there for a few minutes, letting the cold air into the house!!
    I had a cat who did a similar thing. 

    She'd turn up at the back (patio) door and start to mew and claw at the door.  If you ignored her she'd bury her claws in the rubber seal holding the window in.  Once inside she'd go to the front door and repeat her routine.

    I wouldn't have minded so much, but there was a side entrance where she could have simply walked round. 
    I have had cats all my married life,as many as 5 at one time(only 3 now all strays)they are all the same,selfish arrogant,annoying,will do anything to piss you off,sit on newspapers,walk on on your keyboard,I have a cat flap but still have to get up and let them in or out.But,dont you just love them.
    Can’t help reading this that you use the cat flap whilst they (the cats) use the door ! 😀
    Probably more chance of me using the cat flap than the cats.
  • Booking a flix bus to Peterborough in March, only to be told it's cancelled within an hour and a half of making the booking. The trip is still showing as available on their web site.  
  • Liars who invent shit about themselves to get publicity, like the bloke on radio 2 who claimed he treated everyday as if was Christmas day, decs, lights, meal, presents, kings's speech, inviting family, the works. Utter bollocks and the beeb fall for it.
  • MrWalker said:
    BBC

    Winter fuel cut to put 50,000 into poverty next year

    Not a good thing - apparently 10k children have been affected similarly by the child benefit cuts. 700,000 kids were plunged into poverty by the tories and people still voted for them. Let's hope Starmer does not see that as a challenge.   

    https://www.bigissue.com/news/social-justice/child-poverty-tories-uk-dwp/
    No, Starmer is too busy kicking pensioners, the disabled and the care industry. He'll soon have people on minimum wage paying 40% tax.
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