Film and TV review.

Reebok Trotter wrote:I'm a Celebrity, get me out of here. ITV 9pm tonight. I can't wait!!!

Some bird from Bolton is on.... calling herself Natasha Whittam oops I mean Helen Flanagan!!!

She is a right bloody wimp. The cockney girl is putting her to shame.

she does seem to be a cry-baby!!! Shame on her!

She is only interested in getting her threpenny bits out for the camera. Not that I am complaining but she doesn't bring an awful lot to the show other than a touch of eye candy.

The only reality tv show I watch, who do you think will be the 2 to make it up to 12 RT?

The woman who played Janine in Eastenders seems an alright woman, not like helen flannigan, who you can't fail to miss in that bikini top.

The cockney lass looks up for anything whereas ' Flanners ' keeps bursting into tears. It's not as if she didn't know what the concept of the show is all about.

I can see Eric Bristow doing well. He has a sharp tongue and wont suffer any fools. David Haye looks tough but let's see what he is like when he has no grub in his belly.

What has happened to Rosemary Shrager? Her and Tom Baker will struggle.

Spoiler:

You don't need the spoilers anymore, I've stopped watching.

I thought you stopped watching after last years finale?

Walking Dead was good again...

Hipster_Nebula wrote:I thought you stopped watching after last years finale?

Carie has become annoying, I can't stand any scene she is in. Plus the plot is now as predictable as an Owen Coyle teamsheet.

If you want edge of your seat action with a good plot try Nikita or Burn Notice.

I disagree completely but fair enough.

I admit i was seriously unsure when

Spoiler:

i thought it may be the end of it, but it's ramped up again. Enjoying it.

As for Nikita... not my kind show.

Burn Notice i don't think i've seen that, is it a comedy?

There was a good article in the Radio Times this week saying in a perfect world Homeland would have been a one season show, and that season two is already diluting how good season one was. I agree.

Burn Notice isn't a comedy, although it's light hearted. Fantastic characters make it worth watching.

As for Walking Dead, same old, same old. Great looking show, but no real plot.

I disagree i think the standard of acting/writing in Homeland is way above most TV shows.

It's still a second level show though, Walking dead is just popcorn, nothing special just great fun. Writing isn't anything special, some good actors.

I googled Burn Notice.

hmm

I don't have any interest in stupid cop shows where a crime is solved every week and the characters all look like Guess models.

Hipster_Nebula wrote:

hmm

I don't have any interest in stupid cop shows where a crime is solved every week and the characters all look like Guess models.

Then you might like Burn Notice as it's not a cop show and a crime isn't solved every week.

I'm not encouraged by those horrific visuals. It looks like CSI:Miami.

I will watch the Pilot though.

Hipster_Nebula wrote:I'm not encouraged by those horrific visuals. It looks like CSI:Miami.

I will watch the Pilot though.

So this how you decide whether to watch a programme - check their visuals? You must watch Babestation 24 hours a day (even though you're gay).

Obviously not, i usually watch all the pilots and decide from there.

doesn't mean i can't comment on the poster.

Hipster_Nebula wrote:Obviously not, i usually watch all the pilots and decide from there.

doesn't mean i can't comment on the poster.

Lot's of pilot shows are crap but go on to be great shows, and vice versa.

You should give each show three or four episodes minimum.

I'm pretty happy with the way I'm running things.

I'm usually right about a show on the pilot alone.

I will admit i wasn't too keen on Lost but went back to it and enjoyed it though.