TV - Comments by Monolith

TV - Comments by Monolith

« Member Page

Page 1 of 13 : Previous : Next :

Member	Item		Review/Comment
Monolith 29th Jun 2016		TV Detectorists (2014 - Now)	I thought the first one was okay, I detached myself from the original movie/series to give the new cast a fairer chance. It wasn't "that" funny, but had a few smily moments, my missus has watched it about 6 times. Maybe the second one will be better, but judged on the first I'll certainly give a new one a viewing.
Monolith 23rd Oct 2015		TV Not The Nine O'Clock News (1979 - 1982)	Stephenson was born in Takapuna, Auckland, New Zealand in 1949. She moved to Australia in 1964
Monolith 22nd Oct 2015		TV Not The Nine O'Clock News (1979 - 1982)	Yep, she was hot back then. I seem to be repeating myself, this is what happens when you get old.
Monolith 22nd Oct 2015		TV The Incredible Hulk (1978 - 1982)	He may have invented it but I'd rather see someone like Salma Hayek having a wardrobe malfunction if that's okay.
Monolith 12th Oct 2015		TV B.J. And The Bear (1979 - 1981)	I remember it, not with any fondness but I do recall it.
Monolith 12th Oct 2015		TV Frasier (1993 - 2004)	David Hyde Pierce really made this for me.
Monolith 8th Oct 2015		TV Doctor Who (1963 - Now)	Good boy.
Monolith 6th Oct 2015		TV Doctor Who (1963 - Now)	You're a veritable genius. Who'll I make the cheque out to?
Monolith 5th Oct 2015		TV The Champions (1968 - 1969)	WOW, thanks H29, that pic has made my day.
Monolith 4th Oct 2015		TV Crown Court (1972 - 1984)	Quite happy to see the end of the TV tax, should be pay per view, if you want BBC then pay the license. I'm forced to pay for a license that I'd quite happily give up. No choice in the matter. Legalised theft. Just scramble my BBC channels and stop stealing money out of my bank account. Don't think it'll happen in my lifetime though, it'll take years for it to be agreed then another decade for it to be implemented. The whole TV tax is an antiquated system that is being clung to in an age of multi channel, multi system digital television to support an over bloated egotistical narcissistic corporation. All I want is the option to choose. Is that too much to ask? I'm away for a lie down now.
Monolith 17th Sep 2015		TV Casablanca [1955] (1955 - 1956)	@skidoo, not gonna argue with you cos I don't know the real reason, probably the man himself is the only one who does. But according to (again) IMDB there's at least 5 actors called Michael Fox and with no middle initials.
Monolith 17th Sep 2015		TV Casablanca [1955] (1955 - 1956)	According to IMDB: Adopted the "J." as an homage to character actor Michael J. Pollard. or According to an interview with Fox, he originally decided to use the middle initial J instead of his own A because he didn't want teen magazines to use headlines such as "Michael, A Fox!". (His middle name being Andrew)
Monolith 24th Aug 2015		TV Des O'Connor Tonight (1977 - 2002)	He's orange
Monolith 24th Aug 2015		TV Des O'Connor Tonight (1977 - 2002)	He's one of the Shiny People.
Monolith 11th Aug 2015		TV The Kit Curran Radio Show (1984 - 1986)	Don't forget both Denis Lawson and Paul Brooke turned up in Star Wars.
Monolith 11th Aug 2015		TV The Kit Curran Radio Show (1984 - 1986)	There's plenty of clips on YouTube if you look. I would imagine most if not all the first series.
Monolith 11th Aug 2015		TV The Kit Curran Radio Show (1984 - 1986)	Just to be pedantic the first series was called The Kit Curran Radio Show. The second series was called Kit Curran. They are listed as two separate shows as he and his mates were fired in the first series and set up a pirate radio station in the second, if memory serves. Brian Wilde was Kit's new boss in the first series. [YouTube Video]
Monolith 10th Aug 2015		TV The Dustbinmen (1968 - 1970)	I remember watching it and I can picture it (the cast and the lorry) in my mind's eye, but I can't think of a single plot or storyline. I seem to remember them being Man City supporters.
Monolith 10th Aug 2015		TV Due South (1994 - 1999)	not heard of Rookie Blue and Flashpoint. And I don't recall Camilla Scott. Ditto.
Monolith 30th Jul 2015		TV 3-2-1 (1978 - 1988)	Ha Ha, born in ASIA AGED 14.
Monolith 29th Jul 2015		TV Deal Or No Deal [UK] (2005 - 2016)	Who the hell's Howie Mandel?
Monolith 28th Jul 2015		TV Deal Or No Deal [UK] (2005 - 2016)	Never heard of the US or any other version except UK. Wish I'd never heard of it either. LOL
Monolith 28th Jul 2015		TV Adventures Of Superman (1952 - 1958)	That was one of those wind-up colour TVs wasn't it Neil?
Monolith 28th Jul 2015		TV Adventures Of Superman (1952 - 1958)	I've seen bits of this and all I can remember is Reeves walking around showing his underwear, holding his gut in and looking far too old for the role. Oh and the preceding Superman and the Mole Men was a painful watch as well, how the series got started after that is a super feat all by itself. LOL
Monolith 28th Jul 2015		TV Saturday Kitchen (2006 - Now)	I agree, find myself nodding off watching him.
Monolith 28th Jul 2015		TV Shafted (2001)	YIKES!
Monolith 27th Jul 2015		TV Car 54, Where Are You? (1961 - 1963)	Fred Gwynne brilliant.
Monolith 27th Jul 2015		TV Voyage To The Bottom Of The Sea (1964 - 1968)	Thank you for clearing that up. it's been years and years since I'd seen it and all I can remember in my head is VP being a fly.
Monolith 27th Jul 2015		TV Sing Along With Mitch (1961 - 1964)	So we can lay the blame at Miller's door then. Right we need some pitchforks, flaming torches and a lot of irate villagers and we're good to go. Who's with me?
Monolith 27th Jul 2015		TV Voyage To The Bottom Of The Sea (1964 - 1968)	So what's The Fly then, a super hero like Iron Man or something?

Page 1 of 13 : Previous : Next :