that films are either for kids or 90 year olds mary poppins and such every xmas or holiday its the same repeats rant over
Re: has tv forgotten
Posted: 01 Jan 2013, 17:29
by Rodo
or Sound of Music or James Bond etc. etc.
Re: has tv forgotten
Posted: 01 Jan 2013, 17:43
by Workingman
Spartacus, Ben Hur.....
Re: has tv forgotten
Posted: 01 Jan 2013, 17:46
by Kaz
I recommend Up which is on at 6.30pm tonight, on BBC1. I saw it at the cinema and it was excellent!!!
Re: has tv forgotten
Posted: 01 Jan 2013, 18:20
by Gal
Not a fan of Up I'm afraid, apart from the first 20 mins or so....
I LOVE the Sound of Music and watch it every time it's on, I cry all the way through as well Likewise Ben Hur, although I'm sure it's been on twice this Christmas
Re: has tv forgotten
Posted: 01 Jan 2013, 18:25
by Rodo
There is absolutely nothing at all that I would want to watch on TV tonight, nothing all day for that matter. Luckily we had a few things on the Tivo box. There are a couple of days this week when I couldn't find anything for us to watch. All those channels too.
Re: has tv forgotten
Posted: 01 Jan 2013, 18:26
by Gal
I know Rodo - I have found that a lot this past week or so
Re: has tv forgotten
Posted: 01 Jan 2013, 19:14
by Kaz
We've watched a lot of DVDs and stuff via the Vision Box, I must admit
Re: has tv forgotten
Posted: 01 Jan 2013, 21:03
by JoM
We've been watching things we'd recorded on Sky+ and also finding things on Netflix, as well as watching DVDs.
Re: has tv forgotten
Posted: 02 Jan 2013, 11:31
by saundra
kaz i watched UP last night loved it told grandchildren to as well