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garinda 05-11-2011 16:59

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Originally Posted by mobertol (Post 945248)
My money's on Lady Mary -all that glacial exterior but i reckon she had a peep (I know i would have) while looking after him and know's what she's fighting for...;)

They shot nurses like you.

Dirty spies.

:eek::D

mobertol 05-11-2011 17:03

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Originally Posted by garinda (Post 945253)
They shot nurses like you.

Dirty spies.

:eek::D

For such a little thing...surely not!;):D

garinda 05-11-2011 17:14

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Originally Posted by mobertol (Post 945257)
For such a little thing...surely not!;):D

:eek:

Bad enough you spied.

But then to spill his beans, and broadcast sensitive information!

No, you'd definitely be looking down the barrel of a gun.


:flamethro

mobertol 05-11-2011 20:39

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Lady-M would be far too discreet to spill any beans - unless it was to disuade her adversaries -she knows when she's on to a good thing....;):cool:

mobertol 06-11-2011 15:58

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Hope tonight's episode doesn't disappoint -should be receiving the whole series next week as Amazon say it's been dispatched! Can't understand it as it should only have been released in Feb!

In the meantime have started to watch Larkrise to Candleford which my Aunt gave me as a pressy last week...real "comfort" viewing and very chocolate boxy!

Am on tenterhooks to find out who gets bumped off at Downton...hope it's not too traumatic!

Tealeaf 06-11-2011 21:37

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Another cracking episode! And with me being such a nice guy I won't tell what happened for them wot missed it.

But...yet again...another wacky advertisement. A lovely shot of a traditional open market being set up in a classic english small town square, with all the Christmas foods you would expect....and then what happens? Those idiots Freddie Flintoff and Bruce Forsythe pop up to flog some dodgy seasonal tat from Morrisons supermarket. Absolutely pathetic. I felt like I'd got a dose of the flu after watching that.

mobertol 06-11-2011 21:58

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Originally Posted by Tealeaf (Post 945679)
Another cracking episode! And with me being such a nice guy I won't tell what happened for them wot missed it.

But...yet again...another wacky advertisement. A lovely shot of a traditional open market being set up in a classic english small town square, with all the Christmas foods you would expect....and then what happens? Those idiots Freddie Flintoff and Bruce Forsythe pop up to flog some dodgy seasonal tat from Morrisons supermarket. Absolutely pathetic. I felt like I'd got a dose of the flu after watching that.

Dear Teabag ....thanks for that ...will await the real news from my friends...

mobertol 06-11-2011 22:09

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Originally Posted by garinda (Post 945243)
She might have to fight the mouse like fiancée first.

It could be like Scott's epic race with Amundsen in the Antarctic.

Fighting to see which one of them can first hoist their flag, to the top of his now fully erect pole.

http://fc08.deviantart.net/fs71/f/20...by_tm2cruz.gif

Who has made it to the finale.....

garinda 07-11-2011 07:52

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Apparently it took His Serene Royal Highness Archduke Julian Fellowes something like seventeen years to write, and perfect, the first series of Downton.

Because it was such a ratings hit last year, he wrote the whole second series in seven weeks.

It shows.

Still a great cast of actors, fine locations, and well observed period detail, but the storyline, and the writing stank.

I didn't even care enough to watch to the end.

I switched over and watched TOWIE.

Much more gritty realism.

:eek::D:eek:

mobertol 07-11-2011 09:14

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Originally Posted by garinda (Post 945707)
Apparently it took His Serene Royal Highness Archduke Julian Fellowes something like seventeen years to write, and perfect, the first series of Downton.

Because it was such a ratings hit last year, he wrote the whole second series in seven weeks.

It shows.

Still a great cast of actors, fine locations, and well observed period detail, but the storyline, and the writing stank.

I didn't even care enough to watch to the end.

I switched over and watched TOWIE.

Much more gritty realism.

:eek::D:eek:

It did decline very rapidly in the 2nd series - it must have been really bad to switch over though- what a shame...

mobertol 07-11-2011 12:08

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Thanks to those who haven't let on by the way, even though it sounds like it fizzles out rather badly...should hopefully see the last episode before the week is out.

garinda 07-11-2011 12:19

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Originally Posted by mobertol (Post 945757)
Thanks to those who haven't let on by the way, even though it sounds like it fizzles out rather badly...should hopefully see the last episode before the week is out.

Lady Mary was frustrated at not being able to hoist her colours to the top of Matthew's now fully erect flag pole.

The series ended with her leaving for Paris on the back of a tandem, with a stout shod Vita Sackville-West in the driving seat.

To be continued...

;):D

mobertol 07-11-2011 12:48

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Will her frustration ever end i wonder?

Have you thought of getting in touch with His Serene Royal Highness and offering your services as a ghost script-writer for the 3rd series?

Think he could do with a little immaginative help...

Tealeaf 07-11-2011 13:11

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Originally Posted by mobertol (Post 945769)

Have you thought of getting in touch with His Serene Royal Highness and offering your services as a ghost script-writer for the 3rd series?

I suspect that Rindy's TV writing skills would amount to no more than doing the 'New Year Sale - Television Massive Reductions' signs at the local Curry's superstore.

emamum 07-11-2011 13:39

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"Wasn't there a masked ball in Paris when cholera broke out? Half the guests were dead before they left the ballroom." (the dowagers reaction to people getting ill)

"Thank you, mama. That's cheered us up no end."

best lines ever :D


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