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Christmas TV Thread 2018
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Oh my God, is that Kurt Russell??!
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After getting very excited about 'A very Murray Christmas' I am setting my expectations low for this one.0 -
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People prob already know this but Netflix are doing a sequel to A Christmas Prince
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Gtd3OBkGg64
Out end of November
I know A Christmas Prince was totally predictable but I loved it so am looking forward to this :pac: 0 -
CheerLouth wrote: »People prob already know this but Netflix are doing a sequel to A Christmas Prince
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Gtd3OBkGg64
Out end of November I know A Christmas Prince was totally predictable but I loved it so am looking forward to this :pac:
My god-daughter loves that film and is always watching it, she will be delighted.0 -
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I guess there's Ms Brown's specials on again thus year ???
Really Xmas tv has gone downhill since they stopped airing xmas speicals of popular UK comedies e.g. Only Fools, Royle Family (obv can't due to the sad death of Ahern) etc
Netflix and the darts it look likes for me this year
2 more Mrs Browns specials again this year
I bloody love the darts at Christmas.0 -
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Is it just my family that doesn't bother with TV on Christmas day? The quality of shows notwithstanding, we spend most of the day in the kitchen eating and drinking. A big breakfast after opening presents, then some board games until the in-laws arrive for dinner around 5, then a night of merriment and more board games until the younger kids go home.
As a child, we'd watch from getting up til dinner time (with a break for Mass, natch) then after dinner until nightfall. I've got to say though I much prefer what we do now with absolutely no telly. Of course, I still record anything I personally want to see and will watch it later, although if I've not watched the show by new year's eve, I generally delete it without watching - can't be doing with watching a Christmas themed show in January 0 -
Is it just my family that doesn't bother with TV on Christmas day? The quality of shows notwithstanding, we spend most of the day in the kitchen eating and drinking. A big breakfast after opening presents, then some board games until the in-laws arrive for dinner around 5, then a night of merriment and more board games until the younger kids go home.
As a child, we'd watch from getting up til dinner time (with a break for Mass, natch) then after dinner until nightfall. I've got to say though I much prefer what we do now with absolutely no telly. Of course, I still record anything I personally want to see and will watch it later, although if I've not watched the show by new year's eve, I generally delete it without watching - can't be doing with watching a Christmas themed show in January
In my experience once people are grown up board games are a disaster because they cause micro little fights that can cause bigger ones and then some relatives are to slow to play them.0 -
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