| strictly etc. 20:04 - Oct 5 with 1954 views | johncharles |
Just caught a few moments whilst flicking channels (reception bit dodgy up here in Scotland due to storm) an overweight guy taking two attempts to lift a skinny bird onto his shoulder. F**king hilarious |  |
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| strictly etc. on 21:01 - Oct 5 with 1724 views | Paddyhoops |
Is Donald Trump on Strictly? |  | | |
| strictly etc. on 21:07 - Oct 5 with 1686 views | ted_hendrix |
Dreadful processed shyte served up to entertain people who deserve to be entertained by dreadfully processed so called shyte talentless entertainers.
Get the fck out of here. |  |
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| strictly etc. on 21:31 - Oct 5 with 1597 views | BlackCrowe |
| strictly etc. on 21:07 - Oct 5 by ted_hendrix |
Dreadful processed shyte served up to entertain people who deserve to be entertained by dreadfully processed so called shyte talentless entertainers.
Get the fck out of here. |
Brain dead fodder for the masses. (Ahem..Quite like The Apprentice though. And the first two seasons of Race Around The World) |  |
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| strictly etc. on 22:08 - Oct 5 with 1460 views | PlanetHonneywood |
| strictly etc. on 21:07 - Oct 5 by ted_hendrix |
Dreadful processed shyte served up to entertain people who deserve to be entertained by dreadfully processed so called shyte talentless entertainers.
Get the fck out of here. |
Now, the return of 'Strictly'. It's seen the postman deliver a mixed bag to the 'Points of View' office.
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| strictly etc. on 22:20 - Oct 5 with 1415 views | ted_hendrix |
| strictly etc. on 21:31 - Oct 5 by BlackCrowe |
Brain dead fodder for the masses. (Ahem..Quite like The Apprentice though. And the first two seasons of Race Around The World) |
Bought this brand new house Five years ago, purchased a new flat screen tele thingy and fitted It into a hand made unit that we built Into the external wall, had the whole goddam room decorated and truthfully have never watched the bloody thing more than ten times, eight of those times were when the grandchildren turned up.
I haven't had Sky since the day after we last got relegated from the Prem, I blamed the bloke on the phone from Sky for us getting relegated.
Tried watching a few different things but they were littered with adverts, I'd find watching a self closing toilet lid more entertaining.
The Missus used to watch strictly but she gave up years ago, the last time It was on In the background all I could hear and see Is some Woman who had just got booted of the show telling that Clod Winklepicker Woman what a fabulous time She'd had and how She loved everybody on the show and how everybody on the show loved her, dear me stop It FFS.
Apart from that each to their own I suppose. | |
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| strictly etc. on 05:49 - Oct 6 with 1049 views | enfieldargh |
Omg you made we watch it, what a bunch of carp |  |
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| strictly etc. on 07:34 - Oct 6 with 932 views | GaryBannister86 |
| strictly etc. on 21:07 - Oct 5 by ted_hendrix |
Dreadful processed shyte served up to entertain people who deserve to be entertained by dreadfully processed so called shyte talentless entertainers.
Get the fck out of here. |
Well each to their own but I don't like this assumption that you have to be "brain dead" to enjoy watching something just because you don't like it.
I enjoy it, my wife enjoys it, my family watches it and my entire wife's family watches it - as do about 10m other people who have done for the last 20 odd years. Last time I checked all our brains were fully functioning.
It is, in my opinion, by a mile the best live programme on television and has been for years. I don't particularly like dancing but I enjoy watching it. If you actually watch the whole thing and the whole series it is a fascinating insight into what training can do to you, on how bitchy people can be and sometimes it is just downright hilarious.
That's even the case when it is presented by one of the worst live presenters of all time (Tess) alongside one of the best (Claudia). It is also often far too long and the obsession with skits or puns every 5 minutes is (I will agree with that bit) ridiculous.
But yah boo sucks to you lot. It's a bit of fun. It's also largely harmless.
It's had the odd QPR connection too - Seann Walsh, JFH and er, um. |  | | |
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| strictly etc. on 07:41 - Oct 6 with 903 views | hoops_legend |
| strictly etc. on 21:31 - Oct 5 by BlackCrowe |
Brain dead fodder for the masses. (Ahem..Quite like The Apprentice though. And the first two seasons of Race Around The World) |
Out of interest - why do you think race around the world is brainless? I find it genuinely quite interesting to see them travel accross different countries. See a bit of culture as well.
Im sure its rigged and they only show what they want but its better than Strictly, x factor and those shows which show nothing |  |
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| strictly etc. on 07:46 - Oct 6 with 876 views | daveB |
| strictly etc. on 07:34 - Oct 6 by GaryBannister86 |
Well each to their own but I don't like this assumption that you have to be "brain dead" to enjoy watching something just because you don't like it.
I enjoy it, my wife enjoys it, my family watches it and my entire wife's family watches it - as do about 10m other people who have done for the last 20 odd years. Last time I checked all our brains were fully functioning.
It is, in my opinion, by a mile the best live programme on television and has been for years. I don't particularly like dancing but I enjoy watching it. If you actually watch the whole thing and the whole series it is a fascinating insight into what training can do to you, on how bitchy people can be and sometimes it is just downright hilarious.
That's even the case when it is presented by one of the worst live presenters of all time (Tess) alongside one of the best (Claudia). It is also often far too long and the obsession with skits or puns every 5 minutes is (I will agree with that bit) ridiculous.
But yah boo sucks to you lot. It's a bit of fun. It's also largely harmless.
It's had the odd QPR connection too - Seann Walsh, JFH and er, um. |
John Hollins son won it one year as well |  | | |
| strictly etc. on 07:49 - Oct 6 with 856 views | londonscottish |
I try and find the time to watch QPR away games. Me & the Mrs occasionally find a series we like; at the moment we're very slowly making our way through Slow Horses which is daft but watchable. And that's about it for us.
Each to their own and all that but Strictly leaves me cold and Claudia Winkleman drives me insane. |  |
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| strictly etc. on 08:01 - Oct 6 with 813 views | GaryBannister86 |
| strictly etc. on 07:46 - Oct 6 by daveB |
John Hollins son won it one year as well |
I never knew Chris Hollins was John's son! Which is ridiculous because now, looking at him, I can somewhat see the resemblance! :-) | | | |
| strictly etc. on 08:54 - Oct 6 with 687 views | daveB |
| strictly etc. on 07:49 - Oct 6 by londonscottish |
I try and find the time to watch QPR away games. Me & the Mrs occasionally find a series we like; at the moment we're very slowly making our way through Slow Horses which is daft but watchable. And that's about it for us.
Each to their own and all that but Strictly leaves me cold and Claudia Winkleman drives me insane. |
it's not for everyone, I quite like Strictly, I don't mind a bit of mad reality shows either to help switch the brain off after a long day at work. On Married at First sight at the moment which is entertaining | | | |
| strictly etc. on 09:26 - Oct 6 with 617 views | E17hoop |
It keeps Mrs E17 occupied for 3 months until Christmas every year. She watches the Saturday show and then the weekday programmes. The only one she doesn't watch is the results show because she gets me to find out the result on a Saturday night on the dark web*.
*Strictly Come Dancing web forums |  |
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| strictly etc. on 09:33 - Oct 6 with 581 views | ted_hendrix |
| strictly etc. on 07:34 - Oct 6 by GaryBannister86 |
Well each to their own but I don't like this assumption that you have to be "brain dead" to enjoy watching something just because you don't like it.
I enjoy it, my wife enjoys it, my family watches it and my entire wife's family watches it - as do about 10m other people who have done for the last 20 odd years. Last time I checked all our brains were fully functioning.
It is, in my opinion, by a mile the best live programme on television and has been for years. I don't particularly like dancing but I enjoy watching it. If you actually watch the whole thing and the whole series it is a fascinating insight into what training can do to you, on how bitchy people can be and sometimes it is just downright hilarious.
That's even the case when it is presented by one of the worst live presenters of all time (Tess) alongside one of the best (Claudia). It is also often far too long and the obsession with skits or puns every 5 minutes is (I will agree with that bit) ridiculous.
But yah boo sucks to you lot. It's a bit of fun. It's also largely harmless.
It's had the odd QPR connection too - Seann Walsh, JFH and er, um. |
I haven't used the wording "brain dead" In any of my posts. | |
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| strictly etc. on 09:48 - Oct 6 with 533 views | BlackCrowe |
| strictly etc. on 07:41 - Oct 6 by hoops_legend |
Out of interest - why do you think race around the world is brainless? I find it genuinely quite interesting to see them travel accross different countries. See a bit of culture as well.
Im sure its rigged and they only show what they want but its better than Strictly, x factor and those shows which show nothing |
I didn't say that. I really liked the first two series and then they started to elimination stuff and it felt like it was becoming like all the others. | |
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| strictly etc. on 09:52 - Oct 6 with 511 views | GaryBannister86 |
| strictly etc. on 09:33 - Oct 6 by ted_hendrix |
I haven't used the wording "brain dead" In any of my posts. |
I didn't say you did, Ted, I was referring to the thread so far where that term was used. No big deal anyway, I am not mortally offended, just find it perplexing that everything has to be so black and white. The view that if I don't like something = people who like it must be complete fools. Never quite understood that (unless a football team of course).
I'm not particularly keen on music but I don't start or comment on threads declaring that everyone who likes it is an imbecile and that is, and this I do quote you on..."Dreadful processed shyte served up to entertain people who deserve to be entertained by dreadfully processed so called shyte talentless entertainers."
Why not just comment that you don't like it? That you think it is rubbish. That's fair enough. Why denigrate those who do like it as intellectually inferior?
That's my point. But it wasn't a particularly vigorous one, just passing some time avoiding working on a Monday morning. | | | |
| strictly etc. on 10:13 - Oct 6 with 438 views | francisbowles |
| strictly etc. on 08:01 - Oct 6 by GaryBannister86 |
I never knew Chris Hollins was John's son! Which is ridiculous because now, looking at him, I can somewhat see the resemblance! :-) |
He was on the pitch for the 75/76 reunion v Stoke the other week. | | | |
| strictly etc. on 10:33 - Oct 6 with 364 views | BlackCrowe |
| strictly etc. on 09:52 - Oct 6 by GaryBannister86 |
I didn't say you did, Ted, I was referring to the thread so far where that term was used. No big deal anyway, I am not mortally offended, just find it perplexing that everything has to be so black and white. The view that if I don't like something = people who like it must be complete fools. Never quite understood that (unless a football team of course).
I'm not particularly keen on music but I don't start or comment on threads declaring that everyone who likes it is an imbecile and that is, and this I do quote you on..."Dreadful processed shyte served up to entertain people who deserve to be entertained by dreadfully processed so called shyte talentless entertainers."
Why not just comment that you don't like it? That you think it is rubbish. That's fair enough. Why denigrate those who do like it as intellectually inferior?
That's my point. But it wasn't a particularly vigorous one, just passing some time avoiding working on a Monday morning. |
I used that term and wish i hadn't. Apols. | |
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| strictly etc. on 10:37 - Oct 6 with 340 views | ted_hendrix |
| strictly etc. on 09:52 - Oct 6 by GaryBannister86 |
I didn't say you did, Ted, I was referring to the thread so far where that term was used. No big deal anyway, I am not mortally offended, just find it perplexing that everything has to be so black and white. The view that if I don't like something = people who like it must be complete fools. Never quite understood that (unless a football team of course).
I'm not particularly keen on music but I don't start or comment on threads declaring that everyone who likes it is an imbecile and that is, and this I do quote you on..."Dreadful processed shyte served up to entertain people who deserve to be entertained by dreadfully processed so called shyte talentless entertainers."
Why not just comment that you don't like it? That you think it is rubbish. That's fair enough. Why denigrate those who do like it as intellectually inferior?
That's my point. But it wasn't a particularly vigorous one, just passing some time avoiding working on a Monday morning. |
Fair enough maybe sometimes I can go In a bit heavy with my responses to some threads.
Like I said elsewhere I/we seldom watch the tele anymore It's mostly become repetitive nonsense and for me Strictly Is repetitive banal nonsense, Ironic that I have to still pay £174.50 per year for something I seldom (If at all) use. | |
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| strictly etc. on 12:07 - Oct 6 with 224 views | Padulas_Shampoo |
| strictly etc. on 07:34 - Oct 6 by GaryBannister86 |
Well each to their own but I don't like this assumption that you have to be "brain dead" to enjoy watching something just because you don't like it.
I enjoy it, my wife enjoys it, my family watches it and my entire wife's family watches it - as do about 10m other people who have done for the last 20 odd years. Last time I checked all our brains were fully functioning.
It is, in my opinion, by a mile the best live programme on television and has been for years. I don't particularly like dancing but I enjoy watching it. If you actually watch the whole thing and the whole series it is a fascinating insight into what training can do to you, on how bitchy people can be and sometimes it is just downright hilarious.
That's even the case when it is presented by one of the worst live presenters of all time (Tess) alongside one of the best (Claudia). It is also often far too long and the obsession with skits or puns every 5 minutes is (I will agree with that bit) ridiculous.
But yah boo sucks to you lot. It's a bit of fun. It's also largely harmless.
It's had the odd QPR connection too - Seann Walsh, JFH and er, um. |
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