Favourite current tv programmes

Dave Mac wrote:

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.

Clapton's OK , I do have a soft spot for the Beatles but my taste in Music spans some six decades 8)

Ian,
I live in a terraced cave, with visiting cavepeople each side. I am trying to make it a little warmer with some extra roof insulation, and I have been hard at work gathering wood for the coming winter.

I've never heard of Clapton either, but I have heard of the Beatles. Their music was so loud it even penetrated the walls of my cave.

Ally

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

Didn't see ghost ? :shock:

Trencher

AllyG wrote:Ian,
I live in a terraced cave, with visiting cavepeople each side. I am trying to make it a little warmer with some extra roof insulation, and I have been hard at work gathering wood for the coming winter.

I've never heard of Clapton either, but I have heard of the Beatles. Their music was so loud it even penetrated the walls of my cave.

Ally

:mrgreen: :mrgreen:

Trencher,
See who's ghost?

Ally

I don't believe that someone hasn't heard of Patrick Swayze or Eric Clapton. That's just not possible. :shock: :shock:

Did anyone watch "The Choir"? One of the most heart warming programmes on TV. I loved it.

Eljay,
I don't listen to the radio, or read the national papers, and I never watch the news on telly, so I do miss out on quite a bit. But I do like living in my cave.

Ally

AllyG wrote:Eljay,
I don't listen to the radio, or read the national papers, and I never watch the news on telly, so I do miss out on quite a bit. But I do like living in my cave.

Ally

Does your cave echo, echo,echo,echo,echo.......... 8)