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Geo V

Christamas TV

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Geo V

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Ive been away for a bit and have hardly seen UK TV in 10 weeks plus so have missed any promos for the TV Xmas programs. I`ll no doubt get some 50 page TV supplement fall on my lap from a newspaper soon but does anyone know of any Xmas specials lined-up? The Office, Royale Family, Only Fools, anything?!

Whats must see TV this Xmas? Eastenders? :unsure:

Zingari

Zingari

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i hope they put the great escape and white Christmas on :whistle:

no doubt there will be an unexpected , death/ birth/ plane crash/ nuclear explosion , in one of the soaps

Geo V

Geo V

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i hope they put the great escape and white Christmas on :whistle:

no doubt there will be an unexpected , death/ birth/ plane crash/ nuclear explosion , in one of the soaps

lol thats about right.

I`ll do the same thing I do every Christmas and search the paper to find National Lampoons Xmas Vacation and fail to find it so put the DVD of it I own in the DVD player anyway. I`ll then spend 20 minutes trying to work out why I didnt just put the DVD in the player in the first place.

Zingari

Zingari

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lol thats about right.

I`ll do the same thing I do every Christmas and search the paper to find National Lampoons Xmas Vacation and fail to find it so put the DVD of it I own in the DVD player anyway. I`ll then spend 20 minutes trying to work out why I didnt just put the DVD in the player in the first place.

i do the same :D i've got loads of fawlty towers / blackadder/ fools and horses etc DVDs but never watch them , but if they are shown on TV for some reason i do watch them :dunno:

Geo V

Geo V

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i do the same :D i've got loads of fawlty towers / blackadder/ fools and horses etc DVDs but never watch them , but if they are shown on TV for some reason i do watch them :dunno:

Your so dumb lol

JadeFalcon

JadeFalcon

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i use digiguide :Dhttp://www.digiguide.co.uk/

costs me at last check £8 a year but no need for tv mags or shitty digital tv guides, much cheaper than a monthly/weekly tv mag over the year

takes a little to get used to but it is really simple, install, set your area and tv supplier and what channels you want listed from all available from your provider, after that no messing :)

also has 30 day free trial on the website so try it for xmas :)

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FILM: National Lampoon's Christmas Vacation

On: ITV2 (114)

Date: Tuesday 18th December 2007 (starting in 6 days)

Time: 21:00 to 23:00 (2 hours long)

Zany seasonal comedy about a man who doesn't do things by halves when he sets out to give his family a traditional Christmas. His in-laws arrive to sample the hospitality, among them being the cousin from hell who is still having trouble with the metal plate in his head. The family must battle against rabid squirrels and an exploding sewer to achieve a family Christmas that they will never forget.

(1989, PG, 3 Star)

Director: Jeremiah S Chechik.

Starring: Chevy Chase, Beverly D'Angelo, Juliette Lewis, Johnny Galecki, John Randolph, Diane Ladd

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Marked By: 'Comedy Films' and 'Category: Film' markers

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Excerpt taken from DigiGuide - the world's best TV guide available from http://www.getdigiguide.com/?p=1&r=91274

Copyright © GipsyMedia Limited.

also on at this time aswell

FILM: National Lampoon's Christmas Vacation

On: ITV1 Central (103)

Date: Monday 24th December 2007 (starting in 11 days)

Time: 14:15 to 16:00 (1 hour and 45 minutes long)

JadeFalcon

JadeFalcon

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FILM: The Great Escape

On: BBC 2 (102)

Date: Sunday 23rd December 2007 (starting in 10 days)

Time: 16:15 to 19:00 (2 hours and 45 minutes long)

Star-studded WWII classic about a mass escape attempt by plucky Allied POWs from a supposedly escape-proof German camp. The escape committee's plan is to liberate hundreds of inmates and cause havoc throughout occupied territory. But their problems include concealing three tunnels from the guards and disposing of numerous tons of soil.

(Widescreen, Subtitles, 1963, PG, 5 Star)

Director: John Sturges

Starring: Steve McQueen, James Garner, Richard Attenborough, James Donald, Charles Bronson, Donald Pleasence

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Marked By: 'Great Films', 'Film Dramas' and 'Category: Film' markers

no white christmas tho

Rincewind

Rincewind

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Dont need to look in any mags. Heres whats on;

The snowman

Wizard of Oz

Sound of Music

Fools and Horses xmas special of past

Vicar of Dibley new or old

One foot in the grave Victor Meldew dying

X factor xmas special

Stars in your eyeshole xmas special

Embarrassing videos sent in by you're having a laugh relatives

Pantamine performed by desperate to be noticed out of work actors.

Chef swapping jobs with interior designers and cooking for down and outs ex-wives in a home improved garden shed in a jungle on a desert island watched over by an expert panel of out of work celebrities.

Soaps featuring edge of the seat cliff hangers where the characters find out/reveal a dark secret.

Some old black and white films

Agatha Christie films with Mrs Marples or Poirett.

And if that doesn't get your taste buds going there is always the Queens speech.

WetFlannel

WetFlannel

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Dont need to look in any mags. Heres whats on;

The snowman

Wizard of Oz

Sound of Music

Fools and Horses xmas special of past

Vicar of Dibley new or old

One foot in the grave Victor Meldew dying

X factor xmas special

Stars in your eyeshole xmas special

Embarrassing videos sent in by you're having a laugh relatives

Pantamine performed by desperate to be noticed out of work actors.

Chef swapping jobs with interior designers and cooking for down and outs ex-wives in a home improved garden shed in a jungle on a desert island watched over by an expert panel of out of work celebrities.

Soaps featuring edge of the seat cliff hangers where the characters find out/reveal a dark secret.

Some old black and white films

Agatha Christie films with Mrs Marples or Poirett.

And if that doesn't get your taste buds going there is always the Queens speech.

Chicken Run

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Webbo

Webbo

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Chef swapping jobs with interior designers and cooking for down and outs ex-wives in a home improved garden shed in a jungle on a desert island watched over by an expert panel of out of work celebrities.

:D

Jay

Jay

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The feature length final episode of Extras is what I'm looking forward to this christmas

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lee7

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FILM: The Great Escape

On: BBC 2 (102)

Date: Sunday 23rd December 2007 (starting in 10 days)

Time: 16:15 to 19:00 (2 hours and 45 minutes long)

Star-studded WWII classic about a mass escape attempt by plucky Allied POWs from a supposedly escape-proof German camp. The escape committee's plan is to liberate hundreds of inmates and cause havoc throughout occupied territory. But their problems include concealing three tunnels from the guards and disposing of numerous tons of soil.

(Widescreen, Subtitles, 1963, PG, 5 Star)

Director: John Sturges

Starring: Steve McQueen, James Garner, Richard Attenborough, James Donald, Charles Bronson, Donald Pleasence

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Marked By: 'Great Films', 'Film Dramas' and 'Category: Film' markers

no white christmas tho

anyone know if this is on again. :dunno:

Simi

Simi

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I always like watching the Gillette Soccer Special on Sky Sports, was a right laugh last year when they all did Karaoke.

Webbo

Webbo

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:P

You've got no taste.

Harry Hill's Christmas TV Burp :thumbup:

The only thing worth watching on ITV tomorrow. :thumbup:

lildave3

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I always like watching the Gillette Soccer Special on Sky Sports, was a right laugh last year when they all did Karaoke.

I'm set to record that. And Soccer AM.

WetFlannel

WetFlannel

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I liked it when they once showed best of soccer saturday... funniest thing i had seen all year

Charlie Nicholas: Seriously, Man United could have had 20

Jeff: Why do you always exaggerate?

Charlie Nicholas: Ive told you a million times i dont exaggerate!

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