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@Brand-ie i must give brooklyn 99 a try as i loved Police squad! X X
Father ted never seems to date..can still laugh even tho have seen every episode a squillion times!

OOOOH @CandiceMarie - I definitely have to find the Vancouver one then

Yes, I know what you mean about the hubs - I wouldn't trust them either!

What are you like @Ballerina !!!

Hehe @WestlondonChick Westy and @Ballerina Bal..
Thanks for that chat!so good to have someone to discuss wives with! Even my daughter who watched The Hills and The City with me hasnt got into Wives!
Off for tea and John lewis free cake but will be sure to be back for teatime new jerseyites! Xx

Enjoy your tea and cake @CandiceMarie

I love Sewing Bee too the man on it reminds me of an old teacher I had.
My eldest son is just getting into Father Ted and the Young Ones and Bottom. It's great to watch them again.

Yes @nursebean I've been watching the widower agree with @ballerina good actor but could have made better choice, never bothered with Mr Selfridge and don't watch any of the soaps on a regular basis.
Do love Revenge @wolfie just returned to our screens this week, Downtown a good favourite.

Hmm there's a few things here that I don't recognise at all! I don't really watch reality tv although I do like MasterChef, British Bake Off, ?The Apprentice, Celebrity MasterChef and professional MasterChef. Er, I think I like food, don't you?!!

By the way, in case anyone cares, Master Chef is on BBC1 at 21:00 tonight

Have to say, was disappointed with the last episode of Line of Duty. It was all going well and then I was left going what! Eh?

Has anyone bean watching House of Cards? I watch it and don't understand what's going on...but really enjoy it

Bean's challenge? Watch an episode of Breaking Bad...I dare you!

Bean

My boyf has just finished watching Breaking Bad..someone lent him the whole series and he loved it
I can't take up your challenge Bean coz he's given it back !

I' m thinking back years and years now..you youngsters wont know it,but anyone remember the series Rich Man Poor Man in the seventies? Was brill!

@CandiceMarie I loved Rich man Poor man and the period dramas like Pride & Prejudice + Jane Austen + Lark Rise
Also Dallas + so many more!!! memory loss

I also enjoyed the series about interior design - can't remember what it was called ( it's my age you know!) Also enjoyed Call the Midwife a particular favourite of my fasting buddy@clairemarie And Coronation Street must get a mention.

Well I know everyone around Boston loves Downton Abby but I enjoyed Doc Martin more and Call the Midwives(3rd season starting March 30). Also McLeod's Daughters was excellent(Australian tv) Do you get Hulu? You can find lots of good TV on there. I get so bored with the same old stuff on American TV. Makes me laugh because I think it was@Juliannathat said she preferred American tv. The grass is always greener in the other fellows yard!

Used to love The Clothes Show,sunday teatime,in the eighties,maybe early nineties too
Does anyone recall a programme called Father Knows Best...great fifties tv ..watched in my nans as we didnt have tv..such as Highway Patrol,I Love Lucy,Dragnet..
I remember watching Doubke Your Money in my nans.. A guy won the jackpot and my uncle shouted Good Lord!
My Dad marched us out of their house and home! " bad language" !

I also really really enjoyed Prisoners of War even though it was subtitled. It was an Israeli Tv show, sadly there were only two seasons.

Currently going through the boxset of The Wire. Love me some Idris Elba and Dominic West. Other firm favourites are (old and new) Corrie, Dallas, Brookside, Family Affairs, Downton Abbey, Britain's Got Talent, The Real Housewives of Atlanta (go Nene), Sorry, and many many others. Just too embarrassed to reveal any more. I love TV.

I'm watching UK Masterchef professionals, not sure if it's last years show but please no spoiler alerts. Also watching Grimm and just finished Sherlock.