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lisa2062
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 Posted: Sat Nov 15, 2008 9:45 pm Post subject: What are you looking forward to seeing this Christmas? |
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As I'm such a big kid at heart, I can't wait to see the new Wallace & Gromit short film. Also Doctor Who is high on my to watch list. Anybody know what dramas are schelduled for then? Lisa x
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Snap for those two and the new Johnathan Creek and Midsomer Murders, because it just isn't christmas without a couple of murders
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| Definitely to all of the above! Did not know there was going to be a new Jonathan Creek, there's not been one of those for ages. I think we might give the new adaptation of The 39 Steps a look and Clash of the Santa's and a bit of Blackadder might go down well on our family viewing list too. Not seeing too much on the film front that we have not seen other than Hallam Foe, this has been on my rental list for a while but I'm not sure it is one I will look forward to watching over the holidays. Need to be in the mood for something serious for that one I think. |
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eightlegs
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Definitely the Blackadder ones, spotted those yesterday. Also The 39 Steps, Lark Rise to Candleford (Xmas special), Jonathan Creek and Dr Who.
Also some films, Narnia (have seen it but love it), Polar Express, Jagged Edge, ET and more |
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wonderlake
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| 52 wrote: | | Snap for those two and the new Johnathan Creek and Midsomer Murders, because it just isn't christmas without a couple of murders |
Ditto, I love a good murder mystery 
Oh, and also the 39 Steps, we saw a stage play version of it earlier in the year
I like all the cookery programmes they have in the mornings coming up w/ suggestions for leftovers.
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Blackadder - Yes
Dr Who - Yes
Wallage & Gromit -Yes
Clash of the Santas -Yes
Johnathan Creek - No
Candleford - No
Any movies are also a Yes....lol
We have Sky Movies just for this month and I have watched my monies worth already 
Saw Nightime at the museam last night and we both enjoyed it, I don't know why the critics gave it such a pasting at all.
Zan
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| We have got Sky movies for the month as well. I agree about Night at the Museum. I have seen it before but enjoyed it a second time. At the moment I am watching one of my Christmas 'musts' Dr Zhivago. |
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zanthewitch
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Gosh I have not seen Dr Zhivago since 1966 ........lol
I saw it when it first came to the Cinema. I don;t think I had a clue what it was about! I must have been smuggled in as I was only 11 at the time.
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| So did I. My auntie took me and a friend to the cinema in Skipton, (I think ). It was the first time I had been to the pictures - not something my parents approved of! I must have been 13 but it started my interest in Russia. |
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ooh, I'd like to watch Memoirs of a Geisha on C5 Christmas Day, but I'm not sure if it's OH's cup of tea
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I love ET!!!! Also, going to watch Blackadder (Geoff likes this anyway) and Wallage & Gromit.
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