"The Hollow Crown" - Starts tonight on BBC HD 9pm
Just curious if this has been picked up in the USA? (Wondering if it might be just a little bit too British?)
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Ian2
In geeks we trust ...
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"Too British"? Nah. Plenty of Anglophiles here.
I happen to have a thing for fish and chips.
And Kate Beckinsale.
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TV can never be too British
I watch Countryfile every week and I've never been to England.
I've also watched every episode of Time Team, All 7 seasons of Coast and everything Ray Mears has ever done.
I guess I like the more educational stuff. -
blowdart
Peek-a-boo
8 minutes ago, dentaku wrote
TV can never be too British
I watch Countryfile every week and I've never been to England.
I've also watched every episode of Time Team, All 7 seasons of Coast and everything Ray Mears has ever done.
I guess I like the more educational stuff.Ah but you're Canadian. The queen still owns you.
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GoddersUK
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1 hour ago, dentaku wrote
I guess I like the more educational stuff. -
Ian2
In geeks we trust ...
Just discovered that they (the 4 plays) will also be screened later in the year in the US on PBS – the Hollow Crown being co-produced with help from the big bucks of NBC Universal.
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Not much is too British for me. Monty Python, Fawlty Towers, Mr. Bean, Top Gear, Doctor Who, etc. but I will admit that a lot of my friends just "don't get it".
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Not only great TV, but also John H Conway (is this is the right thread...)
Also, whenever I see a math book published by Cambridge University Press, I buy
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jh71283
Throw new System.Beverage. OutOfCoffeeException()
@cbae:I ordered fish and chips in a restaurant in LAX airport last week.
I got fish and Crisps.
Hot too.
*shakes head*
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JohnAskew
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My daughter loves their polka-dot dresses...
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Ian2
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Ian2
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Really enjoyed first half of Henry IV last night - Simon Russell Beale excellent as Falstaff - interviewed by Andrew Marr this morning (Check it out on iPlayer, around 9:20am GMT).
So proud to have been a part of these films (even if it was just my out of focus legs & floppy hat!) -
GoddersUK
My five year mission: To boldly split infinitives that no Niner has split before!
@Ian2: Must admit I wouldn't call myself a massive Shakespeare fan, but I've really enjoyed these so far! Well worth watching. Thanks for bringing them to our attention
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Ian2
In geeks we trust ...
What a mighty performance from Tom Hiddleston tonight - Had a lump in my throat during the 'band of brothers' speech from Henry V.
Spotted myself in the background about 2 minutes in (I was an extra for a day as 'a noble mourner' at Gloucester Cathedral).
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