Ian Wickham wrote:Never seen it..... :shock:
Me neither, listening to Eric Clapton's "Chronicles", and thinking about where to go for first week November.
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Me neither, listening to Eric Clapton's "Chronicles", and thinking about where to go for first week November.
I don't live in a cave Ally, I know it stars Big Willie :mrgreen: , perhaps I'll download it on my new apple Tv 8) 8) 8) 8)
Ally I thought all women know who Patrick Swayze is or was. He of Dirty Dancing fame, Ghost,Youngblood, Roadhouse and loads of other films. He died last week :cry:
Never heard of Patrick Swayze, is your cave a semi or detached ????? 8) 8)
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Dave Mac
reply to 'Favourite current tv programmes' posted Sep-2009
Me neither, listening to Eric Clapton's "Chronicles", and thinking about where to go for first week November.
AllyG
reply to 'Favourite current tv programmes' posted Sep-2009
I am really shocked at you all :shock:
You definitely need to see this film. It stars Will Smith, so it's amusing and entertaining, and it has lots of exciting fast moving thrilly bits when you think Will Smith is going to die (only he doesn't of course because he's the hero and it's one of those happy ending sort of movies). And it makes you think a bit about robots.
It came out in 2004, so you have all had plenty of time to see it. And it's even on telly now.
Ally
You definitely need to see this film. It stars Will Smith, so it's amusing and entertaining, and it has lots of exciting fast moving thrilly bits when you think Will Smith is going to die (only he doesn't of course because he's the hero and it's one of those happy ending sort of movies). And it makes you think a bit about robots.
It came out in 2004, so you have all had plenty of time to see it. And it's even on telly now.
Ally
Ian Wickham
reply to 'Favourite current tv programmes' posted Sep-2009
AllyG wrote:I am really shocked at you all :shock:
You definitely need to see this film. It stars Will Smith, so it's amusing and entertaining, and it has lots of exciting fast moving thrilly bits when you think Will Smith is going to die (only he doesn't of course because he's the hero and it's one of those happy ending sort of movies). And it makes you think a bit about robots.
It came out in 2004, so you have all had plenty of time to see it. And it's even on telly now.
Ally
I don't live in a cave Ally, I know it stars Big Willie :mrgreen: , perhaps I'll download it on my new apple Tv 8) 8) 8) 8)
RoseR
reply to 'Favourite current tv programmes' posted Sep-2009
Nowt much on tv to-night so I am just going to start reading the book that I was going to save for my holiday. Patrick Swayze's autobiography............I'm still in mourning :cry:
I'm a laydee
AllyG
reply to 'Favourite current tv programmes' posted Sep-2009
Rose,
Unlike Ian, I do actually live in a cave. Who's that?
Ally
Unlike Ian, I do actually live in a cave. Who's that?
Ally
RoseR
reply to 'Favourite current tv programmes' posted Sep-2009
AllyG wrote:Rose,
Unlike Ian, I do actually live in a cave. Who's that?
Ally
Ally I thought all women know who Patrick Swayze is or was. He of Dirty Dancing fame, Ghost,Youngblood, Roadhouse and loads of other films. He died last week :cry:
I'm a laydee
AllyG
reply to 'Favourite current tv programmes' posted Sep-2009
I'm very sorry, Rose, to let down the female side, but I've never heard of him or any of those other whatsits (films?)
Ally
Ally
Ian Wickham
reply to 'Favourite current tv programmes' posted Sep-2009
AllyG wrote:I'm very sorry, Rose, to let down the female side, but I've never heard of him or any of those other whatsits (films?)
Ally
Never heard of Patrick Swayze, is your cave a semi or detached ????? 8) 8)
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