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The What's Good on TV Thread Vs. S'all Good Man

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This is on tonight, and it's a bit like porn to me. Less Grand Designs OTT fantasy stuff, and slightly more achievable & realistic ideas. (I love watching Grand Designs tho)


George Clarke's Amazing Spaces
8pm - 9pm Channel 4

About this programme
2/6. The architect continues his exploration of the world of small builds, meeting a man planning a bolt-hole in the Lake District, and visiting a community in Hackney, London, that lives and works in customised shipping containers. He also travels to a home in nearby Shoreditch where the kitchen has been moved onto the roof, and finds out how an Oxford resident has turned his back garden into a party palace using a caravan.
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also, for some much needed 'awwws'


Rolf's Animal Clinic
8pm - 9pm Channel 5

About this programme
2/6. Vet Niamh Lewis monitors the condition of a pregnant horse and has to perform emergency surgery when complications arise. In the small animal hospital, Professor John Innes carries out highly complex surgery to remove a wedge of bone from a St Bernard's leg, before straightening the limb and bolting it back together again. At Chester Zoo, graduate vet Gabby Drake checks on the flamingo chicks. Rolf Harris presents.
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aaaaand finally Autumnwatch starts tonight. Slightly bittersweet about it, given it confirms winter's about to kick in soon but eh

Autumnwatch 2012
8pm - 9pm BBC2, BBC HD

A revamped Autumnwatch runs nightly this week and, since Sunday, has been streaming hours of wildlife footage via the red button. We won’t be able to move for red squirrels, pine martens, capercaillie and red deer. If you notice Scottish provenance among these creatures, it’s because the show has moved to the Highlands.

From their base at the Aigas Field Centre, Chris Packham, Michaela Strachan and Martin Hughes-Games will monitor footage from a network of cameras (including the mammal stump) and venture out to find migrating salmon, buzzards and wild beavers. For drama, though, there’s nothing to beat the red deer rut from the Isle of Rum

About this programme
1/4. New series. The nature programme returns. Chris Packham, Michaela Strachan and Martin Hughes-Games broadcast over the next four nights from their base in the Highlands, where they will be watching the action unfold as red squirrels, pine martens, beavers and other creatures prepare for autumn. There is news of how the wettest summer in 100 years has affected wildlife and a celebration of one of the UK's biggest nature spectacles, as thousands of wading birds from across Europe mass on the coast.
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Big Up for Autumn Watch In HD i have no idea where they are & tbh would have missed it tonight , i have to many channels . That will be sorted soon when the 1st 6 months of my contract ends & with it the half price xl tv . I think i'll still have my 60mb cable Broadband .

It will actually cost me more for less they are tricky buggers . I hate signing any contract . These days it's stupid you are expected to sign fukin 24month contracts wtf .
In this economy many of us don't have a clue what we will be doing in two years , daft it is .
HAte & that's a strong word COntracts
 
Currently watching "Caribbean Cops" its like a Brits Cops but in the well Caribbean. Drug smugglers, street crime, robberies.. some of it is kinda funny. Listening to the coppers trying to be serious "naaaa listen mah rasta man cut it out mah boys", he is saying this while watching a street fight, 2 guys kicking the fuck out of each other and hes just stood there watchin laughing to his other cop mate, lets them finish and "on yer way boys".

They also do regular cruises checking out the ladies, just chilling. Funny aswell seeing the cruises that pull up, and then the people trying to get shit loads of weed back onto the cruise. "Your a bad man"

Also when asked where all the seized contraband goes, 2 officer in the background have an ear to ear smile and some serious guy at the front "It gets burnt of course, burnt man"
 
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New American Horror Story was on last night. Quite impressed by it, actually.
 
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New American Horror Story was on last night. Quite impressed by it, actually.
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Eh, you mean on Brit or Yank TV? Didn't know it had started on Brit TV if so.

The new series started a few weeks ago in the states and airs on Wednesday nights, so they'll be a new episode to DL tomorrow morning (episode 3).

The 1st two episodes of season 2 have aired stateside and both were phenomenal imo. episode 2 even better than 1
 
you'd like season 2. honestly. trust. totally different each season.

it's gone all Tod Brownings's freaks style, and insane asylumy. tons of ace actors in it. and nuns, sadistic nuns and mad sadistic professors
 
okay. stick to deep space nine or babylon whutsit then. no hours wasted there :sus:

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Autumn watch now on BBC2 8-9

focussing on arachnids apparently and scottish wildcat tonight

and beavers
 
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okay. stick to deep space nine or babylon whutsit then. no hours wasted there :sus:
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I was dying to give Babylon 5 a proper go. Sacked it after about 5 or 6 episodes. I've been meaning to go back to it but that was months ago. Currently got hunners to watch or catch-up on. Boardwalk, Walking Dead, Dexter, Sons Of Anarchy, Homeland, South Park, Fringe, Red Dwarf, Gary: Tank Commander, The League, that Derren Brown thing (I'm waiting till I can watch both parts).
 
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