I've watched the first series. It's worth downloading.Quote:
Originally Posted by bongthom
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I've watched the first series. It's worth downloading.Quote:
Originally Posted by bongthom
Rome is good, with all that unnecessary nudity.
On second thoughts its excellent.
^ Season 1 was ok, Season 2 was a bit long
Anyone else think that Battlestar Galactica has jumped the shark big time.
Colenel Tai as a cylon??
what a load of poo.
^I'm still watching, but I'm unimpressed with the season thus far. I really hope it gets better. I'm going to be very pissed off if they wait until the final episode to find earth and reveal the last cylon.
finally finished watching all 7 series of Trailer Park Boys, (recommended months ago on this thread)
Goddamn funny!
Thanks whoever it was! greens on the way!
It was me
prove it, dwarf
I was afraid of that, it's turning into a bad B5 episode :)Quote:
Originally Posted by ChiangMai noon
got Rome 1 and 2 on the go now. cheers
Bad Lads Extreme
Ladette to Lady series 1 and 2.
Southpark Series 1-11 watch it in reverse order to apppreciate it more.
that is just whacked mrsqQuote:
Originally Posted by mrsquirrel
^ mate some of the shit on there is funny as fuck.
Series 11 they were pushing the bad taste boundaries to new levels.
Loved them all so far.
I'm at season four just now.
Oh, I agree wiv ya bro. Its the watching it backwards business that's got me fucked!Quote:
Originally Posted by mrsquirrel
The more up to date humour sets the scene. It's interesting seeing how it progressed each season but in reverse.
"Can you read my son?"Quote:
Originally Posted by kingwilly
"That depends, can you go fcuk yourself?"
:)
Ricky: I'm not saying I don't believe in psychics, cause I fucking believe in them. But a phone psychic? That's fucking stupid!
Baseball (1994)
"In our sun-down preambulations of late, through the outer parts of Brooklyn, we
have observed several parties of youngsters playing base, a certain game of ball....Let us go forth awhile and get better air in our lungs. Let us leave our closed rooms....The game of ball is glorious."
-Walt Whitman
2000 years from now, when people study American civilization, the country will be known for 3 great things: The Constitution, Jazz Music, and Baseball. The latter is the subject of Ken Burns' mammoth 9-part documentary that aired back in 1994. It traces the sport from its inception in the 19th century (and possibly even earlier) to its current money-hungry state. Highlights include the Black Sox scandal, the blatant racism that forced black players to form negro leagues, and the triumph and ruin of the New York Yankees. Ty Cobb was one of the greatest players the game has ever known, but he was a complete asshole and had no friends. He once beat the shit out of a fan for heckling him while he was at bat. Babe Ruth, the greatest of them all, was so revered because of his talent, as well as his love of the fans. Pete Rose holds the record for the most hits, and is not in the hall of fame.
This is a fantastic documentary. With 9 parts, it took me weeks to watch them all, and yet I did not want it to end. Interviews included are Mickey Mantle, Curt Flood, Hank Aaron, Reggie Jackson, Willie Mays, Buck O'Neil, and Ted Williams among others (I guess Bill Buckner wasn't available). Fascinating stuff.
^
would somebody that thinks baseball is the most boring sport ever shoved on us enjoy it?
^Dunno. Maybe. I haven't watched baseball in years, just got bored with it. But I still enjoyed it.
Got it off isohunt.
Thanks Durianfan I will give it a whirl.
I have the same apathy towards basketball, american sports seem to be like that.
I thought that was a Canadian sport?Quote:
Originally Posted by CharleyFarley
Sex and the City the movie.Enjoyable romp but then again I loved the series.
Black Gold
Pretty good new documentry series about roughneck drillers in the Texas oil fields. Three episodes available so far.