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I ended up watching this all night on Wednesday.Watched the 2 part pilot on C4 then the next episode on E4.

It was OK.Not blown away but its alright if youre not doing anything else on a weekday evening.Doubt if ill watch the whole series.25 bloody episodes!.And theres a season 2 after that?.

Guess it will be like Twin Peaks or something.Bringing up more questions than answers but if i cant find the time to watch it ill just do a search on the net to find all the answers:ohwell:

Did remind me of the old fifties sci fi film Forbidden Planet in places.Some big, unseen creature stomping around trampling trees in the distance.

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After Six Feet Under (which is wrapping up in a few weeks - don't get me started, I'm getting ready for SFU withdrawal), LOST is my favourite drama on TV.

I loved the way they worked in questions we all asked while watching it like, "Why isn't the big guy losing weight while on the island?". Hilarious!

Part drama, part comedy, part suspense.

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I love Lost. Have seen the first 24 episodes. New one will start on August 21 over here.

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So if theres a second series i take it theyre still stuck on the island at the end of the first series?.Or is the second series a different set of passengers?

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Great start- Sci-Fi has to hit the ground running nowadays if they are to avoid the axe of the US Fall...

Especially given that programmes usually get much better following the pilot...

BATTLESTAR GALACTICA is another great new Sci-Fi programme that also happens to knocks the crap out of the original- try it if you haven't already...

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Johnny wrote:

It was OK.Not blown away but its alright if youre not doing anything else on a weekday evening.Doubt if ill watch the whole series.25 bloody episodes!.And theres a season 2 after that?.

umm, 25 episodes is pretty average for a major network show's season's run! shows can stay on for as long as the network wants them to, so that's 25 episodes every year for 5-6 years (usually), although in the case of MASH it was 10-11 years, and the simpsons' been running for about 15 or 16.

many shows don't even go into syndication until they have at least 100 episodes under their belt.

and i'm already feeling the six feet under malaise, by the way. especially after the most recent death.:(

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Usual drivel, Which episode is the Car chase in, and how many blow up?

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Digital Mike Binoche wrote: Usual drivel, Which episode is the Car chase in, and how many blow up?

No car chase in this program, sorry....

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Digital Mike Binoche wrote: It's American , therefore there must be a car chase

Oh, and I suppose every British program has a nice cup of tea between the detectives and criminals, then?

Police: "'Ello, what do we 'ave 'ere?"

Criminal: "Thought I might nick a few of the old bird's jewels. I suppose I could give chase, but me 'eart's just not in it."

Police: "Fair enough...hold on, is it tea time? I hadn't kept track."

Criminal: "Blimey, you're right. I just happen to 'ave this ole teapot what I took from the old bat not half an hour before."

Police: "Right, what's all this then? Some generic brand instead of Earl Grey? Right, ten years for you, nicking the old lady's gear..."

Criminal: "Bloody Hell..."

Police: "...and twenty for the old bird."

The end....

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Digital Mike Binoche wrote: It's American , therefore there must be a car chase

Hey, you dissing American telly?

You diss American telly, you're dissin the Sopranos. You diss the Sopranos, you dissin me.

Capishe?

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Digital Mike Binoche wrote: You have a very good knowledge of English programs :thumb:

I had to wrap it up early due to a storm, but here's the second act:

1st Detective: "Well, we've got six unsolved murders, ten suspicious types hanging 'round Shephard's Bush at the time, and some DNA off the last victim's body..."

2nd Detective: "Right, right...now, as I was saying this last murder happened while I was watching the cricket match in Hyde Park."

1st Detective: "Hyde Park host cricket games now?"

2nd Detective: "Oh, nothing professional, but those of us from Murder Squad decided to take on Wilkerson and the Petty Theft Division. Cheeky blokes, them. Kept saying something about my mother and a crudely-fashioned sex toy, for some reason..."

1st Detective: "Pervs...anyway, what do you make of this?"

2nd Detective: "What, cricket in Hyde Park?"

1st Detective: "No, no, the case! I think there's a pattern here...bloody hell, is it tea time?"

2nd Detective: "Quiet, man, I'm deducing the pattern as we speak...bollocks, I've got nothing."

1st Detective: "Fancy coming 'round my place with those Thai prostitutes we picked up last night?"

2nd Detective: "Yeah, alright..."

Scene :p

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Digital Mike Binoche wrote: It's American , therefore there must be a car chase

ahem. how did steve die in eastenders?

his car blew up after a chase!

'nuff said.:smoking:

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Saw part of it once. Kinda like Survivor meets Pulp Fiction on bad meth. Never saw it again.

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