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20.12.2005, 22:07
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Really enjoyed tonight's Catherine Tate show. Highlights were Derek
Faye's outrage at the Christmas panto, and nan's outbursts at the old folk's Christmas lunch, but Catherine maintained a high quality throughout. Top notch. Hope a new series is in the pipeline for 2006. |
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#2
20.12.2005, 23:04
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"Thanatos" <Thanatos> wrote in message
news:m7sa > Really enjoyed tonight's Catherine Tate show. Highlights were Derek > Faye's outrage at the Christmas panto, and nan's outbursts at the old > folk's Christmas lunch, but Catherine maintained a high quality > throughout. > > Top notch. Hope a new series is in the pipeline for 2006. > > -- I watched it too, it was a load of shit. |
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#3
20.12.2005, 23:27
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On Tue, 20 Dec 2005 23:07:01 GMT, Thanatos
<Thanatos> wrote: >Really enjoyed tonight's Catherine Tate show. Highlights were Derek >Faye's outrage at the Christmas panto, and nan's outbursts at the old >folk's Christmas lunch, but Catherine maintained a high quality >throughout. > >Top notch. Hope a new series is in the pipeline for 2006. I aint bovvered She is yet another in the long line of useless unfunny over hyped bags o'shite claiming to be something else. -- |
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#4
20.12.2005, 23:49
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"Thanatos" <Thanatos> wrote in message
news:m7sa > Really enjoyed tonight's Catherine Tate show. Highlights were Derek > Faye's outrage at the Christmas panto, and nan's outbursts at the old > folk's Christmas lunch, but Catherine maintained a high quality > throughout. > > Top notch. Hope a new series is in the pipeline for 2006. > If the press is to believed she is quitting while she is ahead (I believe the exact quote was "Can you believe they pay me for this shit? Better stop before they catch on". |
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#5
21.12.2005, 00:08
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<uk.media.tv.misc , Thanatos , Thanatos>
<tb3hq1t6lkon384d60g0p01oioobl6m7sa> <Tue, 20 Dec 2005 23:07:01 GMT> > Really enjoyed tonight's Catherine Tate show. Highlights were Derek > Faye's outrage at the Christmas panto, and nan's outbursts at the old > folk's Christmas lunch, but Catherine maintained a high quality > throughout. > > Top notch. Hope a new series is in the pipeline for 2006. > OPTION A - BEING SARCASTIC OPTION B - TROLLING Going by comments made so far by others . |
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#6
21.12.2005, 07:20
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"Vhit" <invalid> wrote in message
news:a9f5 > OPTION A - BEING SARCASTIC > > OPTION B - TROLLING > > Going by comments made so far by others . Others might just be wrong, y'know. I enjoyed the show too - great fun. Ian |
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#7
21.12.2005, 09:19
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"Ian F." <cisdfnde> wrote in message
news:4pu1 > "Vhit" <invalid> wrote in message > news:a9f5 > > > OPTION A - BEING SARCASTIC > > > > OPTION B - TROLLING > > > > Going by comments made so far by others . > > Others might just be wrong, y'know. I enjoyed the show too - great fun. > > Ian Its amazing what some people find entertaining : ( And quite sad too....... |
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#8
21.12.2005, 09:31
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Rik wrote:
> "Ian F." <cisdfnde> wrote in message > news:4pu1 > > Its amazing what some people find entertaining : ( > And quite sad too....... Well, there's no accounting for taste, as they say. I never watch soaps or reality TV, but clearly lots of people do. I like Catherine Tate and Little Britain, but clearly lots of people on umtm don't.. |
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#9
21.12.2005, 09:54
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On 21 Dec 2005 02:31:19 -0800, joseph.hutcheon wrote:
>Rik wrote: >>Well, there's no accounting for taste, as they say. I never watch >soaps or reality TV, but clearly lots of people do. I like Catherine >Tate and Little Britain, but clearly lots of people on umtm don't.. You have taste alright, it's just slightly bad. Carry on like this and one day you'll start appreciating real 'comedy' like Terry and June. -- |
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#10
21.12.2005, 11:08
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Mike wrote:
> On 21 Dec 2005 02:31:19 -0800, joseph.hutcheon wrote: >> You have taste alright, it's just slightly bad. Carry on like this > and one day you'll start appreciating real 'comedy' like Terry and > June. So who is the grand arbiter of what constitues good taste? What are his/her qualifications? |
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#11
21.12.2005, 11:16
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joseph.hutcheon wrote:
> Rik wrote: > > Its amazing what some people find entertaining : ( > > And quite sad too....... > > Well, there's no accounting for taste, as they say. I never watch > soaps or reality TV, but clearly lots of people do. I like Catherine > Tate and Little Britain, but clearly lots of people on umtm don't.. 5 minutes on the Royal Variety show was enough for me, but a 35-minute Xmas special or a whole series is too much, especially as none of the characters do a great deal for me. Trouble is, if there's no series 3 of Tate, then they'll threaten to fill the slot with something else, possibly that series of Man Stroke Woman :( Dom |
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#12
21.12.2005, 12:53
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<joseph.hutcheon> wrote in message
news:3560 > Mike wrote: >> So who is the grand arbiter of what constitues good taste? What are > his/her qualifications? Taste is subjective. However, there are people in this place who don't like Green Wing so obviously something is wrong with them Tricky |
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#13
21.12.2005, 13:10
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Tricky Dicky wrote:
> <joseph.hutcheon> wrote in message > news:3560 > > Taste is subjective. However, there are people in this place who don't like > Green Wing so obviously something is wrong with them Well, yes, that goes without saying. |
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#14
21.12.2005, 14:19
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Rik wrote:
> "Ian F." <cisdfnde> wrote in message > news:4pu1 > > Its amazing what some people find entertaining : ( > And quite sad too....... Oh I don`t know. It allows people to make lofty comments in an effort to feel themselves superior. Or maybe they just like feeling themselves. mick |
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#15
21.12.2005, 15:03
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"Tricky Dicky" <tricky> wrote in message
news:7120 > Taste is subjective. However, there are people in this place who don't > like Green Wing so obviously something is wrong with them What about those of us that like Green Wing, Catherine Tate *and* Terry & June? ;-) Ian |
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