Re: The NEW, "What's that in your eyeballs?" thread. Part 7

[Nightjar]

That is what is on tonight.

There is no Ray Harryhausen.

To be fair we were somewhat spoilt for choice over the Easter weekend.

If you planned your telly schedule you could've'd pretty much watched wall-to-wall Carry On-Ray Harryhausen-007-Lord of the Rings films.

There were also lots of great/rubbish films on too.

[Nightjar]

I'm guessing at Su Pollard, someone from Blue, someone from the Sugar Babes, Someone from Casualty, a gardener, someone no one has ever heard of and a former Channel 4 music presenter.

Apparently the line up was:

Phil Tufnell out of Blue
Jane Seymour off of Casualty
Josie d'Arby out of the Sugababes
George Shelley (someone no one has ever heard of)
Amber Le Bon, former Channel 4 music presenter
TV chef, Laurence Llewelyn-Bowen

The judges were and Mutya Buena and Alexa Chung.

...and it was presented by Su Pollard.


So close.

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Now to see what's on the telly tonight.

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Kung Fu Panda is on the BBC1, right now.

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Bridge on the River Kwai is about to start on 5Spike.

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5Spike?

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The Golden Voyage of Sinbad is on Sony.

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Mrs Caldicot's Cabbage War is on Paramount.

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Tomb Raider: The Cradle of Life is on BBC1 at 12:15 am in the morning.

[Zarniwoop]

2001: A Space Odyssey is on BBC2 at 20:30ish.

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I saw it a couple of years ago. I thought it was good up until they went through that time tunnel thing near the end, then it all went a bit, "We couldn't think of a proper ending."

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It should have ended with an attack on a Death Star.

[Guest]

Landon Marathon is on, blah blah Cutty Sark, blah blah blah blah Cutty Sark...

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They need to change the route. It's the same one every year.

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There's always the bit where they have to run on the cobbles and the bit where they pass themselves, running across Tower Bridge.

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And the bit where they have to run up a slight incline and Brendan Foster declares that, "This is the part that separates the men from the boys."

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This is the sort of incline they should make them run up:



For 26 miles.

[Guest]

I think they should run through the Greenwich Foot Tunnel, and see how many come out alive,

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Now to find out what's on the telly tonight.

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