Bridgerton. Colin has just fingered Penelope in the carriage on the way home from the ball.
What are you watching on TV right now?
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I've not seen any of Bridgerton, but I think they were talking about that on Gogglebox the other night.
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Watched 80 years on.
Legends, the whole lot of them.
We should never forget the sacrifices made by people of that generation.
Legends, the whole lot of them.
We should never forget the sacrifices made by people of that generation.
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Blazing Saddles.
My folks tried to get me into the cinema to watch it, but I was turned away...
My folks tried to get me into the cinema to watch it, but I was turned away...
Been watching adverts that make it appear that I have suddenly relocated to Africa or The Bronx.
In particular, the Usain Bolt one needs subtitles. Atrocious.
In particular, the Usain Bolt one needs subtitles. Atrocious.
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Tuned in to watch a BBC4 prog about the 'Vasa:Ghost Ship' last night, and caught the end of 'Lost Masterpieces' where they cleaned up a couple of paintings by Breugel the Younger. Another famous painting revered by Ulster Unionists; a scene they thought portrayed William IV coming to save them from the Jacobite scourge. was also cleaned and found to be about a bunch of Catholic merchants in Antwerp praising St. George. I did larf.
D-Day 80. We Will Remember Them. On BBC.
I honestly don't know what I would have done if I was in one of those landing crafts on D Day. So brave, all of 'em.
I honestly don't know what I would have done if I was in one of those landing crafts on D Day. So brave, all of 'em.
The Medusa Touch on Legend right now, classic old supernatural Dickie Burton film.
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Yet they insist, to a man, that they weren't heroes. The heroes, they insist, were the ones that didn't come home.
On again now. Pussy Galore!
In the book, Pussy was a lesbian but thankfully James used his powers of persuasion and turned her on to men.
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The Piano on catch-up.
A couple on the show and she said she was going out with someone else when she first met her future husband. It was not a happy relationship, she said, but they got married anyway.
What?
A couple on the show and she said she was going out with someone else when she first met her future husband. It was not a happy relationship, she said, but they got married anyway.
What?
Darkest Hour, again. Always worth another watch just for Gary Oldman's performance. Hard to imagine he went all the way from playing Sid Vicious to Winston Churchill but a well deserved Oscar at the end of it all.
Favourite scene in DH has to be in the cubicle on the phone to FDR, a long shot pulling back to show how the walls were closing in on him as Halifax urged a settlement with Germany. "Can't we buy those ships with the money you loaned us", is a line that always makes me chuckle, but highlights how deep in the sh!t this country was 80 years ago.
Favourite scene in DH has to be in the cubicle on the phone to FDR, a long shot pulling back to show how the walls were closing in on him as Halifax urged a settlement with Germany. "Can't we buy those ships with the money you loaned us", is a line that always makes me chuckle, but highlights how deep in the sh!t this country was 80 years ago.
Darkest Hour too, a repeat watch, because I didn't give it the attention it deserved the first time around. Wasn't the girl, his secretary/typist, the one from phone advert?