dazmack1979.bsky.social
Works in criminal justice. Dad. Geek. Professional pedant. Leftie libtard. All views my own.
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You can see his snake.
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Has A Bridge Too Far been done? I forget.
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A Connery boxset’s a pain in the arse when it comes to ordering, thanks to the placement of OHMSS.
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You’ve now got me picturing him in reboots of Supergran and Children of the Stones as well. And fitting perfectly.
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“It’s not the despair, Laura - I can take the despair. It’s the hope I can’t stand.”
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Oi! 😁
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Own goal or fumbled save?
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It’s car crash stuff, but so entertaining all the same.
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Got mine! Viva Filmhouse!
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Municipal Gothic sent me to bed feeling markedly ill at ease more than once - which is of course high praise. Love it.
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Arrrr!
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Run Like Hell stuck out as sounding very upbeat and cheery in isolation.
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Wasn’t there a TV ad promoting the Pink Floyd catalogue round about that time (or possibly when Division Bell was released) - I seem to recall someone running in slo-mo down a runway or racing track, with a massive coloured sheet billowing out behind them as snatches of songs played. That bit from
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What was Terrance thinking?
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I still can’t believe this book exists - it’s absolutely bonkers.
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That flashing red light on the spine of the box did get a bit annoying during the night at times though.
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It is a fine live album, and you absolutely need the full DSOTM - cutting it down just feels wrong. Never thought about the changed tone of RLH, but you’re right. You should write a book!
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Just her recent behaviour?
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Murray Gold - never knowingly underscored. Must have been tumescent when that scene came along.
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I think that happened to Rumpole once.
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I think the word Lewis was searching for at the end was “gullible”.
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Genuinely surprised at the absolute hatred I’m seeing for the finale online.
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It’s Ida, what do you expect?
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That did add a nice extra touch of poignancy to Jodie’s finale.
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I’ve really loved Ncuti - a fresh and vibrant take on the role.
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That was absolutely mental. Still processing it.
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Missed a trick by not having a large upturned flower pot in the back garden for the photos there.
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I lost to my best mate’s 8 year old daughter a few years back, it was a brutal game - she was absolutely fucking ruthless. She’s undoubtedly destined to do well.
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“… and when I opened my eyes, there was a cup of tea sitting on the bedside table.”
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Nice.
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The Goodfather
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Perfectly in sync for me.
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Best channel out there, so many gems.
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Part of me is thinking it would be a bigger surprise if they *didn’t* drop The One Who Is Lost into it, and left him, well, Lost.
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Underrated post.
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The older I get, the more I realise Victor Meldrew is completely sane and rational.
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When did you last watch it, 1980?
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Damn it!
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“Dear Sir, I refer you to the reply given in Arkall v Pressdram (1971)…”
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Harry Potter and the Gonads of Fire.
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Christ, is he on the ching again?
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I love that they went with the Revenge design front and centre. Always been my favourite.
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I’m torn between whether his greatest role is this or DI Grim.
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Now there’s a dream pairing.
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Loved it, though unsettling to see the Doctor of all people going down that road.
Didn’t see either of those returns coming - roll on the finale!
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This is going straight into Viz’s “Up the Arse Corner”.
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totally impractical when you think about it for more than a second. Hartnell on fine form as well. 70 subsequently suspect disc jockeys out of 100.
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War Machines sets up the template for pretty much all “present day threat” stories to follow - loses points for nudging Dodo offscreen and out of the series so ignominiously, but gains some for the pair of swingers that were Ben and Polly. The Machines themselves are a great design, albeit (1/2)