Re: The NEW, "What's that in your eyeballs?" thread. Part 11

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Being played in Texas.

There was a time when such a game could have been played in a Texas Homecare car park, such was the lack of interest. Now it's so big that it has to be played in the state of Texas.

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I demand to know why I cannot watch BBC Scotland's Corner Shop Cook-Off!

Chef Gary Maclean goes up against Fife chef Jamie Scott as they compete to make the best three-course meal for £15 with food from a corner shop.

Presented by Clare Grogan.

https://www.radiotimes.com/tv-programme/e/k4qqmc/corner-shop-cook-off--series-1-episode-4/

Is it not available on the iPlayer?

[cosmictanya]

Ring the BBC and ask them. The front desk staff are always very helpful. They'll tell you how to watch it.

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I demand to know why I cannot watch BBC Scotland's Corner Shop Cook-Off!

Chef Gary Maclean goes up against Fife chef Jamie Scott as they compete to make the best three-course meal for £15 with food from a corner shop.

Presented by Clare Grogan.

https://www.radiotimes.com/tv-programme/e/k4qqmc/corner-shop-cook-off--series-1-episode-4/

Is it not available on the iPlayer?

It is available on the iPlayer: https://www.bbc.co.uk/iplayer/guide/bbcscotland/20200311

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I don't really want to watch it.

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[cosmictanya]

My mother said to me that Harry Redknapp on Sandbanks was enjoyable, so I watched it just there. It was lovely - happy television, a nice warm family.

[Nightjar]

It's a positive orgy of Natasha Raskin over on Really right now.

She's so unutterably cute.




Also, she keeps bending over to inspect dusty curios and over-polished gewgaws and you can see down the front of her blouse.

[cosmictanya]

What sort of stuff is she looking at? I can't bear all those Trash In The Attic programmes so I'm not tuning into it to see.

[cosmictanya]

I've never really enjoyed The Antiques Roadshow either, although I do watch sometimes for those joyous scenes of 'it's of such sentimental value I'd never part with it, and I've never considered how much it might be worth' followed by a look of absolutely crushed despair at being told it'd be lucky to fetch a few hundred quid.

I do know some of the team and they're very entertaining company. Although I wasn't at all pleased to find myself seated beside Disgraced Former Defence Secretary Dr Liam Fox MP at a dinner party hosted by one of them, in a modernist house filled tastefully with an enviable blend of old and new.

[cosmictanya]

For a similar reason, I only really enjoy Question Time for those who offer a passionately held outpouring of righteous point making, followed by a look towards the audience, and the realisation a split second later that nobody is clapping and the programme has moved on.

[cosmictanya]

Absolutely gorgeous flat in Bristol on C4+1 right now. Vast converted flat in a honey coloured Georgian townhouse in Clifton. They've done a runner so a bidding war doesn't begin with the people waiting their turn outside to see it.

I think they should've just opened the door confidently and said sympathetically, "I'm sorry you've wasted your time, it's already sold and I'm moving in here. No hard feelings. Best of luck in your ongoing search".

[Guest]

It's a positive orgy of Natasha Raskin over on Really right now.

She's so unutterably cute.




Also, she keeps bending over to inspect dusty curios and over-polished gewgaws and you can see down the front of her blouse.

Not those ones, the ones at the bottom…

[cosmictanya]

There appears to be a teenage girl being consulted by her parents on whether they should buy the house in question. Unless it's so far away she'll have to change schools or she's somehow buying it for them, I've no idea what on earth the decision has got to do with her.

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Now to see what's on the telly right now.

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The Odessa File is on Film4.

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That's another of those films that I've heard plenty about over the years but have never seen.

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It would appear to involve a hunt for Nazis, in the 1960s.

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The Enterprise is caught in a feud between two warring aliens.

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After that, the crew of Voyager return to the ship, with memories of a massacre, but no idea when and where it happened.

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