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Oh no, who will all the Melbourne letter writers whinge about at Carols time now their favourite whipping boy's gone?:eek::p

Yes, Peter Finch for Network.

Best comedy movie ever, love it.:D "You mean, you were raped!?" "Ahh, at first, yes" I'm not a Roman, Mum and never will be. I'm Kike, a yid, a heebee, a hooknose. I'm kosher Mum, I'm a Red Sea pedestrian, and proud of it!!

Porridge Open All Hours

God, please, nooooooooooooooo!!!!!!:eek::(:mad:

Amen, brother. Wouldn't know comedy if it was belted into him with a bit of two-by-four. Then again, that would be the funniest thing he'd ever done. Provided I was the one belting him over the head.:D

LOL You'd better stay away from Fox Classics if you have pay tv early next month. One Elvis movie a night for the entire week from Jan 7.:p

'The Hobbit' is a go with Peter Jackson Dec 18, 2007, 08:11 PM | by Nicole Sperling Categories: Movie Biz, The Hobbit It's back to Middle Earth for Peter Jackson, Fran Walsh, and the boys from New Line. Finally, the years of disputes have ended, and the partners (including co-producer and...

Got that DVD recently, but haven't had a chance to watch it yet. Porridge had a couple of quality christmas specials as well.

Does anyone else not see the irony here? Any Star Wars thread always ends up being the most over-analysed threads in all creation.:D

Can't believe it took until the second page before someone put this quote in. My favourite line from the movie. Went on a holiday in the US in the mid 80's and a mate and me were driving toward Chicago, I was praying we could find a mileage sign with Chicago - 106 miles on it to take a...

LOL What a classic tonight. They showed footage of the kangaroo that disrupted Rory Sabatini at the golf scratching it's balls, poor Sandra couldn't carry on with the weather. Probably thinking while she was struggling for composure, "that's what I'll be doing to yours in a few minutes, big...

I want to know what the family have planned for the funeral. I have a vision of the casket being shot out of a cannon, over half a dozen buses and into the waiting grave. Fitting send off, I reckon.:thumbsu:

Please, use his correct name when referring to him. It's Tim "*cough cough* pardon me" Webster.:D

Running Scared (Billy Crystal/Gregory Hines):thumbsu:

Don't agree with that, the ending was done well, especially the part where you saw Red working the same job and living in the same room as Brooks when he got his parole, and the way Red was able to handle his freedom better than Brooks. (Although he had his promise to Andy to keep him going...

I was just about to do the list too. No. 3 was the Assassination of Archduke Ferdinand. If anyone missed the series and is interested, the History Channel is replaying all 12 episodes again on June 30th.

Jesus H Christ, looked like Brigitte Bardot in those pics (the Brigitte Bardot who's in her 70's now.):eek:

Love Ronnie Barker as a character actor, one of the very best. Could never split Open All Hours and Porridge, both have plenty of laughs in them. Even an obscure series of his called The Magnificent Evans was better than a lot of the stuff that passes as comedy today.

Does anybody know why SBS started series 10 with an episode from midway through the season? Tsst was episode 7.:confused: :confused: BTW, loved the Altered States send up when Cartman was banging off the walls after not going through with killing his mother.:D

F Troop :cool:

I wish Paris Hilton would cark it, maybe it would get rid of her slapper ads on pay tv every 2 seconds.:mad:

I love this scene from Blackadder 3, where Blackadder is trying to register Baldrick and have him run for Parliament. Blackadder: Right. Now all we have to do is fill in this MP application form. Name:`Baldrick'. First name...? Baldrick: Er, I'm not sure. Blackadder: Well, you must have...

"Please don't sell me to Paris Hilton" :D

"By the way, what sort of name is Poon?" "Comanche Indian":D

LOL Bunnings ads, I cannot watch one anymore without thinking of Billy Birmingham's 12th Man and his Bill Lawry impersonation. "Snozza Wharehouse, we'll make your face grouse":D

He played a medicine man in the episode he appeared in from memory.

Yep. 65 episodes that ran over 3 consecutive years, ('65, '66, '67) but was split into 2 seasons. Season 1 14th Sept 1965 - 10 May 1966 Season 2 8th Sept 1966 - 6th April 1967

Re: F Troop - Classic TV Comedy - On DVD It won't take too long to get the entire collection once they are released, it only ran 2 seasons. ;) Damn shame too, it was a classic show.:cool:

The Shawshank Redemption Life Of Brian Monty Python & The Holy Grail The Natural The Blues Brothers Fever Pitch (the original Pommy version) The Hunt For Red October The Untouchables The Warriors The Presidio The Name Of The Rose