Does anyone else get this channel now?

It was all Pink Floyd stuff last night.

I don't.

People are saying all those overly emotional fruity young ladies singing along to the new album's songs in the new Roger Waters live thing are actresses paid to look emotional, fruity and sing alonging.

The Call of the Wendigo wrote:

I don't.

But you can always look up on the RT what programmes are on on it and then pass judgement.

Pink Floyd Pulse concert-

"This is the most boring thing I've ever Heard"

The Phantom of the Opera (originally starring Michael Crawford) is on on.

Coincidence, or something infinitely more boring sinister?

WhatDoesThisButtonDo? wrote:

Pink Floyd Pulse concert-

"This is the most boring thing I've ever Heard"

I've seen bits of the Pulse concert. That's the one with the fancy lighting rig. I approve of it.

I've seen bits of that open-air one they did in Pompeii or wherever it was. That was boring.

The Call of the Wendigo wrote:

I've seen bits of the Pulse concert. That's the one with the fancy lighting rig. I approve of it.

The Call of the Wendigo wrote:

I've seen bits of that open-air one they did in Pompeii or wherever it was. That was boring.

Stop getting Floyd wrong!

Sky Arts - Freeview channel 11 is showing the original Roald Dahl's Tales of the Unexpected!

They're the ones where Dahl introduces them personally all sat in a comfy armchair!

They're showing that Flypaper one!

That is a pretty grim piece of television

During the daytime too.

When people who were children when they saw it first could be watching.

It's easily as horrible as I remembered.

It's all over.

That's fair upset me that.

Actually worse than I remembered.

It doesn't even work as a public safety film.

Tales of the Unexpected is on on again.

Back For Christmas and then Picture of a Place.

Right now on Sky Arts - Freeview channel 11 there's a documentary about punk music and culture.

Narrated by Noddy Holder and featuring Toyah Willcox and Annie Nightingale.