Your favourite T.V. programmes

[DomValente]

Plainly a quiet Sunday.
So name your two favourite T.V. programmes.
Not yesteryear.

MASTERCHEF: I watch it for the catering perspective(25 years) and the wife watches because she's a great cook.

LEWIS: because, well we like it.

 

[Scrit]

I'd have to say

"Life on Mars" because it's based in Manchester and it's fun trying to guess the locations and

"New Tricks"(OK, it's a repeat, but.... )

Scrit

 

[Gill]

Life On Mars - it's witty, entertaining and engaging.
Dancing On Ice - I'm a sucker for anything to do with dance .

Gill

 

[mailee]

Yep definitely Life on mars for me too. Don't know if this counts but Sharpe is my second as I missed the original series and they are running it again on uk gold. :wink:

 

[Mdotflorida]

Lost. Although I have to say, I have been really keen on this up to now but am losing a bit of enthusiasm at the moment. Something needs to happen instead of the same old same old.

Heroes. A new show on Sci Fi. Only been a couple of episodes so far but it shows promise.

Jeff

 

[Gill]

Yep definitely Life on mars for me too. Don't know if this counts but Sharpe is my second as I missed the original series and they are running it again on uk gold. :wink:

You've got good taste . Santa bought me the entire Sharpe DVD collection last Christmas. It's much loved, as are Sean Bean's tight trousers =P~ .

Gill

 

[Philly]

"Mock the Week" and "Top Gear"
Philly

 

[RogerM]

Life on Mars - unashamedly nostalgic

The Royle Family (OK - they're repeats) - fabulous p*** take. My wife is a health visitor and she swears that if anything the stereotypes are understated.

 

[Anonymous]

I don''t much like TV, but am watching Lewis at the moment and like it

 

[stevel]

Top Gear, there's not much else on sundays at 8 and Masterchef. Great food and entertainment.

Steve

 

[dennyk]

24 on sunday at 9pm on sky and Prison Break channel 5 on monday

I second Life on Mars, I reckon that WPC ends up being a nurse at his bedside when it comes to an end

 

[Shultzy]

Top Gear and the Gadget show - although I am riveted to Life on Mars

 

[RogerS]

Party Animals and New Tricks.

 

[woodbloke]

Top Gear and Hotel Babylon....it's Tamsin's white outfit at the begining that does it - Rob

 

[Paul Chapman]

'Have I Got News For You' - new ones or re-runs, particularly if Boris Johnson is in the chair.

'Tinker, Tailor, Soldier, Spy' - currently re-running it on Monday evenings. Second episode tomorrow.

Cheers :wink:

Paul

 

[Noel]

ER, Shameless, Desperate Housewives, Dragons Den (sometimes) Top Gear (although I think it's loosing it's touch, getting too Blue Peterish, like the ploughing tonight, although the Robin rocket was ok) and a bit of sport. That's about it.

 

[Drew]

C.S.I, all of them. I've enjoyed them up till now although some of the plots are getting pretty weak and strung out.

Drew

 

[Lord Nibbo]

I must be the only one here then that has watched every episode over the last four years or so of "Stargate SG1"

 

[mel]

lord nibbo , ill join you there
i dont watch tv much . but its normally on when i get my tea

stargate sg 1

trying to think of my other favorite programme , cant remember the name of it

judge something , an old tv detective plays the part of a judge , martin someone :-k :-k

drawing a blank here

 

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