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Stephen wrote: 27 Dec 2020, 13:18

Always watch the North Yorkshire moors railways series.
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Just in case you ain't seen it the Sound of Music is on in a minute.
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Bensham33 wrote: 27 Dec 2020, 15:32
Just in case you ain't seen it the Sound of Music is on in a minute.
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Bensham33 wrote: 27 Dec 2020, 15:32
Just in case you ain't seen it the Sound of Music is on in a minute.
We watched that on our honeymoon back in 1965.
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Stephen wrote: 27 Dec 2020, 16:47
Bensham33 wrote: 27 Dec 2020, 15:32
Just in case you ain't seen it the Sound of Music is on in a minute.
:sick: :thumbdown:
I agree Stephen - can't stand the film - I know its got its fans but definitely not me :roll:
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I'm hiding from 'The sound of music' too!
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Bensham33 wrote: 27 Dec 2020, 15:32
Just in case you ain't seen it the Sound of Music is on in a minute.
I know all the songs off by heart...would you like me to start at the very beginning cos it’s a very good place to start :) :wave:

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Black Narcissus starts tonight 9 p.m...it has good reviews.

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Onelife wrote: 27 Dec 2020, 18:32
would you like me to start at the very beginning cos it’s a very good place to start
NO
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david63 wrote: 27 Dec 2020, 18:51
Onelife wrote: 27 Dec 2020, 18:32
would you like me to start at the very beginning cos it’s a very good place to start
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F........off

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towny44 wrote: 27 Dec 2020, 16:56
Bensham33 wrote: 27 Dec 2020, 15:32
Just in case you ain't seen it the Sound of Music is on in a minute.
We watched that on our honeymoon back in 1965.
We didn't :D
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Stephen wrote: 28 Dec 2020, 08:17
F........off
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I blame the one who bought Keefy the Sound of Music Songbook for Christmas.
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I thought he'd got Austrian for beginers :sarcasm:
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Currently recording 'A Shot In The Dark'

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Stephen wrote: 28 Dec 2020, 11:37
Currently recording 'A Shot In The Dark'
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Watched that Black Narcissus last night. After all the hype I was very disappointed with it. Won't bother to watch any more.
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Bensham33 wrote: 28 Dec 2020, 12:58
Watched that Black Narcissus last night. After all the hype I was very disappointed with it. Won't bother to watch any more.
Ditto but Mrs B enjoyed it.

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barney wrote: 28 Dec 2020, 16:23
Bensham33 wrote: 28 Dec 2020, 12:58
Watched that Black Narcissus last night. After all the hype I was very disappointed with it. Won't bother to watch any more.
Ditto but Mrs B enjoyed it.

I’m so bored I’m thinking of ringing up someone in India to ask if they have had an accident that wasn’t their fault 😁

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We took your advice and gave that one a miss.

We gave the usual drivel over Christmas and the New Year another miss as well last night and resorted to iPlayer. We found the third in the Wild Year series which has been excellent which was the North Yorkshire Moors. It was a lovely programme, maybe most of the places we have either walked or visited but the photography and the commentary were superb and made for pleasant, relaxed viewing.
We then found the series of London Kills. We had seen a couple of episodes and enjoyed it but couldn't find any more Anyway they are now back on iPlayer, Series 1 and 2 so if you like a good murder investigation you may enjoy these. We have already gone through all series of Line of Duty so we are pleased to have found this one.
Better than the Covid version of Dibley!!!
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Bensham33 wrote: 28 Dec 2020, 12:58
Watched that Black Narcissus last night. After all the hype I was very disappointed with it. Won't bother to watch any more.
We're enjoying that one.

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Just enjoyed another good programme on BBC4 called Villages by the Sea. I presume it's part of a series but this one was centred on Robin Hood's Bay and its smuggling past. Very interesting especially if you know that part of the world or intend going there. Well worth a visit and they do some great fish and chips down a little alley way at the bottom of the hill.
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We are gradually working our way through Only Fools and Horses........again :thumbup:

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oldbluefox wrote: 29 Dec 2020, 19:33
Just enjoyed another good programme on BBC4 called Villages by the Sea. I presume it's part of a series but this one was centred on Robin Hood's Bay and its smuggling past. Very interesting especially if you know that part of the world or intend going there. Well worth a visit and they do some great fish and chips down a little alley way at the bottom of the hill.
I have only just spotted that one and will be recording tonight's edition about a village in Suffolk, may have to do a catch up regarding the others :thumbup:

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