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What was the last TV show you watched?
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You missed my post above.
Apparently, there are some Germany's WWII-era leader's still out there. Most say, "we had the name first!" And I thought I got into a lot of fights growing up!
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"Hill Street Blues" had a recurring character "Vic Germany's WWII-era leader" who was a great comic but he suffered from narcolepsy on stage. In the end they began calling him "Vic Germany's WWII-era leader - The Narcoleptic Comic". You can't make this stuff up!
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I remember that! Also Ade Edmondson's character on Bottom was named Edward Elizabeth Germany's WWII-era leader.
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The first episode of Black Adder. Though my dvr cut off the ending.
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Actually, considering Hill Street Blues was a fictional television series, you can make that stuff up.
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Actually, considering Hill Street Blues was a fictional television series, you can make that stuff up.
Silence infidel...
I went back and re-read my original post I wondered who'd be the first to throw something. I figured it'd ToE or the scruffy bearded fellow... but no... it was YOUUUUU!!!!
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Silence infidel...
I went back and re-read my original post I wondered who'd be the first to throw something. I figured it'd ToE or the scruffy bearded fellow... but no... it was YOUUUUU!!!!
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:lol:Actually, considering Hill Street Blues was a fictional television series, you can make that stuff up.
Puppet kind James.
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An hour's not long enough.
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I suppose I could be considered a scruffy bearded fellow, so your instincts are intact.Silence infidel...
I went back and re-read my original post I wondered who'd be the first to throw something. I figured it'd ToE or the scruffy bearded fellow... but no... it was YOUUUUU!!!!
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I suffer from the same affliction. It's the same thing episode after episode--ill-maintained trucks falling apart or breaking down, tempers flaring, warnings of dangers that never occur on-screen, etc.--but I still watch. I was a delivery driver professionally with three different companies for a total of about 7.5 years so, though I've never driven in snow and have only driven a tractor/trailer rig once for a distance of approximately 50 feet, I can sympathize with how much of a pain-in-the-backside that job can be most of the time even under the best of circumstances.
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My wife records it, so I watch it.
Kind of like Eve handed me the apple.
We like it for such reasons as Art couldn't find his truck if it wasn't so big.
Plus his inability to use the English language.
I didn't know sob was official weather terminology, I've never heard our weatherman use it.
"It's really snowing like a son of a b*tch."
I need to consult NOAA on this.
WCW War Games WCW's Most Notorious Matches.
The 4 Horsemen, Lex Lugar, Nikita Koloff, The Road Warriors, and Dusty Rhodes in a steel cage match.
THIS is good television.
While I love, love, love watching the old WCW matches, it's bittersweet because of those who have died, as a result of what the industry did to their bodies, or what they did to compete in it.
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Defiance and The Musketeers on Demand
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Sounds like the name of a dub-reggae-synth band, with Defiance going solo in a rap career when the Musketeers on Demand split up due to internal squabbling.
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My wife and I have been binge-watching Little Dorrit from the BBC.
We had to put the subtitles on when an actor rattles off a rapid line like, "Wilted fair away, sly as Somerset, as I'm sure you would be saying, m'lady, and that's a true nobbins." Even with this slight distraction, it's really good stuff.
We had to put the subtitles on when an actor rattles off a rapid line like, "Wilted fair away, sly as Somerset, as I'm sure you would be saying, m'lady, and that's a true nobbins." Even with this slight distraction, it's really good stuff.
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lol
Had not thought about it along those lines at all, but what a good call on your part.
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A couple of episodes of The Andy Griffith Show; always a good choice.
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