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#1 User is offline   Walddk 

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Posted 2006-March-09, 13:13

Deaperate Housewives.

Fortunately, Danish TV2 has now decided to show this )&¤¤"! at 3 in the morning when only desperate men are awake. And no, I am sound asleep at that hour.

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Posted 2006-March-09, 13:21

Well I'm not too likely to agree after mentioning it in my favourites. Could this be the Drury of TV shows?

Think I'd just nominate a load of soaps for this. Neighbours and Coronation Street spring to mind.
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Posted 2006-March-09, 15:22

Too many to count.....

Start with MTV and its drivel. Anything with Brittany, Paris, Ozzy, the Barkers or the Hulkster I will avoid like the plague. I hate my offspring watching it too.

Next down the list is the rest of the Reality shows.
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Posted 2006-March-09, 15:24

MickyB, on Mar 9 2006, 02:21 PM, said:

Well I'm not too likely to agree after mentioning it in my favourites. Could this be the Drury of TV shows?

ROFL that was funny.

OMG neighbors is still on????????????? I used to watch that when I lived in england but that was way back in the day. Is home and away still on too?
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Posted 2006-March-09, 15:40

Yes :D
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Posted 2006-March-09, 15:49

Worst TV show, gotta be a toss-up between Frontline and any show that quotes the New York Times in a positive light.
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Posted 2006-March-09, 16:04

MickyB, on Mar 9 2006, 04:40 PM, said:

Yes :(

pfft those shows owned. They're the ACOL of TV I guess :D Admittedly the last time I watched them were 10-11 years ago.
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Posted 2006-March-09, 17:07

Walddk, on Mar 9 2006, 08:13 PM, said:

Fortunately, Danish TV2 has now decided to show this )&¤¤"! at 3 in the morning when only desperate men are awake. And no, I am sound asleep at that hour.

...unless there is a Vugraph broadcast going on, I suppose ;-)
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Posted 2006-March-09, 17:09

FoxNews
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Posted 2006-March-09, 17:19

Sigi_BC84, on Mar 10 2006, 12:07 AM, said:

Walddk, on Mar 9 2006, 08:13 PM, said:

Fortunately, Danish TV2 has now decided to show this )&¤¤"! at 3 in the morning when only desperate men are awake. And no, I am sound asleep at that hour.

...unless there is a Vugraph broadcast going on, I suppose ;-)

Yes, blame it on the Americans, Aussies and Japanese! It really shouldn't be allowed to have a broadcast at 3 am! :)

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Posted 2006-March-09, 20:40

Sigi_BC84, on Mar 10 2006, 09:09 AM, said:

FoxNews

I don't watch a lot of TV but I find Fox News rivetting if only for the lunacy of its presenters. It's a bit like a car wreck. You know you shouldnt slow down to rubber neck but invariably you cant help yourself.

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Posted 2006-March-10, 05:23

pclayton, on Mar 9 2006, 10:22 PM, said:

Too many to count.....

I agree with you, Phil !

There are so many rubbish at the TV.

Better to watch live vugraph ! :lol:

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Posted 2006-March-10, 08:40

- nip tucs (or whatever it is called: that one with the always "hot" surgeon)
- Big Brother
- those embarrassing talk shows with only stupid persons who discuss EVERYthing on tv
- musicshows with "Schlagern" and "Heimatmelodien" (= this Oktoberfest sound...)
- a lot of animated cartoons for children
- most political talk shows

tv sucks most of the time :P
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Posted 2006-March-10, 10:50

nickf, on Mar 10 2006, 03:40 AM, said:

Sigi_BC84, on Mar 10 2006, 09:09 AM, said:

FoxNews

I don't watch a lot of TV but I find Fox News rivetting if only for the lunacy of its presenters. It's a bit like a car wreck. You know you shouldnt slow down to rubber neck but invariably you cant help yourself.

nickf
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I know what you mean and I'm feeling similarly about it. Actually it wasn't the presenters who upset me but the audacious flag waving attitude displayed in any show I happened to see on that channel (BTW my FoxNews experiences are from my time in Sydney, Oz :-).

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Posted 2006-March-10, 11:44

Fox News. Those people are either hypocritcal to the nth degree (they can't really believe all the &^%$#@# they spout, can they?), or they are so incredibly ignorant that it defies all logic/reason.

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Posted 2006-March-10, 11:48

macaw, on Mar 10 2006, 12:44 PM, said:

Fox News. Those people are either hypocritcal to the nth degree (they can't really believe all the &^%$#@# they spout, can they?), or they are so incredibly ignorant that it defies all logic/reason.

I hear this often, can you give a few examples?
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Posted 2006-March-10, 12:01

I find it a tie btw survivor season(whatever it is now) and american idol
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Posted 2006-March-10, 12:30

I'm enjoying the discussions of TV shows, movies, and what have you.

I think its a BIG mistake to let discussions of politics and religion take root here.
I'm as partisan as the next guy (maybe more so). I'm "serious" enough about my politics that I won't do business with companies that support the opposition.

I would really prefer to remain ignorant of other individuals political affiliations.
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Posted 2006-March-10, 12:49

I agree with you Richard, but thats never gonna happen on an off topic board lol.
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Posted 2006-March-10, 13:14

i agree that discussing politics and/or religion might not be the best thing :)

having said that, i'd also like to know what people mean when they say some of the things they say... the newscaster for fox is shepard smith.... i honestly haven't seen any 'audacious flag waving' from him or any incredibly ignorant statements

now if the discussion is on political shows/pundits, that might be different.. but the posts mentioned fox news, so the assumption i make is the anchor, shepard smith
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