CLIQUE - VERY STRICT entrance rules

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you must be wathcing ALL of the following and be able to opine freely

1. 24
2. lost
3. mad men
4. good wife
5. glee

NO EXCPETIONS at all allowed of bumbling and cutting and pasting bits of oehter peopels opinions

Kevin McCLoud in CSI. What, him? Does he solve crimes by examining paint swatches?

Anyway, yes to Mad Men, definitely no to lost and 24. And I think I am with 100x on Glee. I think. Have only seen one. Quite funny at end. Incomprehensible at beginning. And what's with the appalling dubbing of the songs? Or is that ironic or somefink?

Know nothing of Good Wife.

So, I'll get my coat.

Ah, sorry. have reread and now realise Kevin McCloud not in CSI. Good.

Oh yes. I think it might be me. I never watched Buffy either.

I used to stare at adults on the tube reading Harry Potter too.

Would love to opine on 3, 4, and 5....but have given up on both Lost and 24 so may have to press nose against the glass longingly.

Can we substitute Nurse Jackie?

Or new series of CSI?

Or the new series of Royal Navy history with hist-phwoar-ian Dan Snow??

You are going to tell me to get lost and its not a democracy...aren't you?

I'm with you ahundredtimes. My friend in the US was raving about it so we watched a few episodes before it came out her (ahem).

Maybe we need to persevere but...

It reminds of when my other friend in the US used to rave about Seinfeld... maybe it's a different SOH?

surely only husbands are still watching the bloody bewildering Lost

Oh, and I will throw Curb Your Enthusiasm into the ring as it is the best thing on TV. Bar none.

Now Seinfeld was funny!

I don't think it's about the sense of humour. I understand it - I don't think it's a bad show at all. But something for a 40 y-old woman to get excited about? NON.

List of things now allowed to watch as a teen:

Fresh Prince (I still wtach this in delight as it still feel forbidden nearly 20 years later)
Blossom
Clarissa teenage witch
Saved by the Bell
Number 73, Going Live, Andy Crane in the broom cupboard.

Apparently it was all 'crap' so had to watch the following with my gran:

Murder she wrote
The Colbys
Heartbeat
Casualty
TV movies from hell which always seemed to star jaclyn Smith.
Fucking Maigret

No wonder am not fussed about TV after that lot.

(watched world in action by choice, as well as panorama and Watchdog with Lynn Faulds Wood - I loved her especially when she banged on about death traps- yes was geek).

It's all right you lot, carry on talking about stuff I don't understand like the cows in Mr Ellis's tutor group.

Maybe i was just swayed by the version of Journey's don't stop belieivin' which is one of my all time favourite 'guilty pleasures' cockrock tracks....

nah, ds and I laughed like drains last week at the woodwork teacher with no thumbs trying to eat cake with no thumbs.

Getorf.....you truely were cursed to social pariahdom....

My DH didn't have a TV in his house at all for much of primary school and still remembers how he couldn't make conversation...

I, however, was an only child with parents who had (and still have) pretty cool TV tastes, so I watched all sort of stuff. My mum and dad just finished series 5 of the Wire (aged 72) and didn't need subtitles....unlike my BIL (who is 27! )

Now I would love to see CSI with Kevin McCloud.

He would investigate if a corpse had integrity.

Getof - I'm not kidding, my Victorian father disallowed everything... from Grange Hill to Kenny Everett. I was total social outcast.

''did you see last night's The Tube? With Frankie Goes To Hollywood?''

''No but the dung beetle on last night's Life on Earth was far out and groovy...''

Teen mags and make up were also outlawed. And Popular Music was Frowned Upon.

I do really, really love the cheerleaders coach. I love that woman. Have you ever seen Best in Show? She's funny.

I feel rather sour now. It's not that it is bad or anything, it's just all the hype, and then I watch it and it's a show for teens and teen fashions and blah - whereas everyone was pitching it as something more maybe? Anyway

Love love love Curb your Enthusiasm, my beloved brother bought me the whole lot on DVD.

Surpised I haven't been kicked off thread by OP (who would have been one of those piss taking so and sos in year 9!)

I liked Curb your Enthusiasm too.

and was all plain lines

arf
am bak
havehit a 14/20 so am jubilant
one kid answered "who was the son of god" wrong

ffs

anyone got the Seinfeld box set series1?

i liked curb your entusiasm to an extent but some episodes are shit

• she's gone to mark Y9 papers Getorf She'll be back to drag you out into the playground and laugh at you, once she's Miss Trunchballed her essays.

She's back.

Brad

I'm intrigued.

Who did he say the son of God was??

Moving on . . .

what about Sisters and Brothers - or whatever it's called? Is it any good?

caught in the act

ds3 said" even i can spell satan"

shit

i left that off the list

yes that is ON ONON
its crap but good
i ffwd past sally anne fields angsting

exam papers

Q1

who was the son of god (1)

imagine no damn fule can get that wrong

well they did