So what are your favourite shows?

I don't get home in time for the news & the late news is too late for me having to get up so early, so I usually catch up on the Sydney Morning Herald site at work if I've got 5 minutes.

Is the "Collectors" that antique show? Have no idea what "The Einstein Factor" is. Don't mind the 7:30 Report when I get to watch it, but can't stand that woman on "Stateline", so only half watch it if Tony's got it on, usually when I'm perusing the net at the same time.

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The only TV I watch regularly apart from the news (Prime and ABC) is "Collectors" and "The Einstein Factor". I fairly often watch "Time Team" and current affairs programs such as "Stateline" and "7.30 Report".

John

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Per chance got to watch scrubs one night when couldn't sleep. Got to agree, it's very good value! Can't get into "My Name is Earl" though.

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Top gear, Scrubs, My name is earl.:)

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My must-watch shows are Scrubs, Top Gear, Underbelly (fantastic show), Spick'n'Specks and whatever NRL I can watch.

Big Cat Diary, has lots of Land Rovers in it, and Tricked Out on How To channel, its about hatchbacks but it is more technical without the drama of American Hot Rod or the like. Been watching a lot of war docos on History channel lately.

Like the MotoGP & World Superbikes too.

Jeff

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MotoGP, Superbikes, AMA MotoX, MotoX TV The Dog Whisperer, Spicks and Specks, Rockwiz, 5th Gear and anything with Motorcycles.

Baz.

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Big Cat Diary, has lots of Land Rovers in it, and Tricked Out on How To channel, its about hatchbacks but it is more technical without the drama of American Hot Rod or the like. Been watching a lot of war docos on History channel lately.

Like the MotoGP & World Superbikes too.

Jeff

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Hey Jeff i ran into Ken Watson (don't if you know him) last weekend in Taralga, he has a property there, was always a nice bloke when i was racing.

Baz.

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I could take or leave Dr Who (Tony is an avid sci fan, which drives me nuts!) However, the newer series surprised me, gone along way from the low budget stuff they used to put on.

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I've been watching Dr Who for over 40 years.

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The only TV I watch regularly apart from the news (Prime and ABC) is "Collectors" and "The Einstein Factor". I fairly often watch "Time Team" and current affairs programs such as "Stateline" and "7.30 Report".

John

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I can't remember the last time I watched the news (nor 7.30 Report or Stateline). Certainly not this year. I think it was when the Pasha Bulker went aground. I gave up on thd Einstein Factor after a few episodes. Dotto the Collectors, never heard of Time Team.

I don't mind NCIS. Gave up on The Bill years ago after it became a soap. My wife liked Cracker (I didn't), Wire in the Blood (I haven't seen it), Red Hat (I saw a bit of an episode).

I'm afraid there's little that appeals on TV (and we have cable).

Family Guy, American Dad, Scrubs, Top Gear, and







Antique Road show - love it.

Pity in Australia nothing much is over 100 years old.

Compare 'Yes madam, this painting is from the 1700's and you need to insure it for at least 30,000 pounds' with the Australian,

'Yeah mate, this is from Ikea and worth about 50 cents'

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MotoGP, Superbikes, AMA MotoX, MotoX TV The Dog Whisperer, Spicks and Specks, Rockwiz, 5th Gear and anything with Motorcycles.

Baz.

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Haven't seen a bike race in a long time, never seen Spicks and Specks or Rockwiz. I can't stand the bird on 5th Gear - in fact, mot of 'em are turn-offs (including Tiff). I wouldn't even know when it's on or on which channel. My wife watches The Dog Whisperer.

My TV watching for the last week has comprised, umm, Top Gear.

Panda, you never watched "A Bit of Fry and Laurie" before? I was surprised when I saw Hugh Laurie in House. It was such a change. See A Bit of Fry and Laurie - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia

British comedy is generally excellent, especially sketch comedy. Cambridge Footlights have produced some wonderful comedic stars over the years. Look at the list here: Footlights - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia