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OHHH YEAH BABY!!
OHHH YEAH BABY!!
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I have to agree with Hedfix there.
To make a change.
To make a change.
Hedfix wrote:
> 'not pandering to what
> people want you to do but doing what you yourself want to do'.
This is also how I game.
I keep my gaming integrity.
> 'not pandering to what
> people want you to do but doing what you yourself want to do'.
This is also how I game.
I keep my gaming integrity.
Tiltawhirl wrote:
> I fear though that the film is just a last ditch stand to get some
> more money out the series. It's not really like any of them have had
> much work of any worth since the League ended.
Excepting, of course, Jeremy's stellar voiceover work for the Beeb's bitesize revision progs.
And Steve being the German doctor in that (I think possibly) Agatha Christie thing.
At least Reece is trying to remain a little bit credible showing up in Vic and Bob's Catterick and Max and Paddy.
> I fear though that the film is just a last ditch stand to get some
> more money out the series. It's not really like any of them have had
> much work of any worth since the League ended.
Excepting, of course, Jeremy's stellar voiceover work for the Beeb's bitesize revision progs.
And Steve being the German doctor in that (I think possibly) Agatha Christie thing.
At least Reece is trying to remain a little bit credible showing up in Vic and Bob's Catterick and Max and Paddy.
One of them wrote that hospital comedy too.
Definitly not sure about this movie.
The plot summary says the characters have "to find a way into the real world and confront their creators"
I've never found these types of things to work. They're always pretty poor and knowingly self referential. A well trodden path too.
[edit]Actually, King writing himself into the "Dark Tower" series worked brilliantly.
Still, I'll reserve judgement until I see it, I'm just not really excited about it. Loved the series, especially the increasingly uncomfortable third.
The plot summary says the characters have "to find a way into the real world and confront their creators"
I've never found these types of things to work. They're always pretty poor and knowingly self referential. A well trodden path too.
[edit]Actually, King writing himself into the "Dark Tower" series worked brilliantly.
Still, I'll reserve judgement until I see it, I'm just not really excited about it. Loved the series, especially the increasingly uncomfortable third.
Kilgore Trout wrote:
> Tiltawhirl wrote:
> I fear though that the film is just a last ditch stand to get some
> more money out the series. It's not really like any of them have had
> much work of any worth since the League ended.
>
> Excepting, of course, Jeremy's stellar voiceover work for the Beeb's
> bitesize revision progs.
And his scriptwriting for Dr Who. And his narration of some R4 series'.
>
> And Steve being the German doctor in that (I think possibly) Agatha
> Christie thing.
And being in Nighty Night. And the christawful remakes of Randall and Hopkirk.
>
> At least Reece is trying to remain a little bit credible showing up
> in Vic and Bob's Catterick and Max and Paddy.
And...actually, I don't know of any more stuff he's been in post-League.
But yeah, Kilgore is right; they've all been busy post-league.
> Tiltawhirl wrote:
> I fear though that the film is just a last ditch stand to get some
> more money out the series. It's not really like any of them have had
> much work of any worth since the League ended.
>
> Excepting, of course, Jeremy's stellar voiceover work for the Beeb's
> bitesize revision progs.
And his scriptwriting for Dr Who. And his narration of some R4 series'.
>
> And Steve being the German doctor in that (I think possibly) Agatha
> Christie thing.
And being in Nighty Night. And the christawful remakes of Randall and Hopkirk.
>
> At least Reece is trying to remain a little bit credible showing up
> in Vic and Bob's Catterick and Max and Paddy.
And...actually, I don't know of any more stuff he's been in post-League.
But yeah, Kilgore is right; they've all been busy post-league.
Kilgore Trout wrote:
> Tiltawhirl wrote:
> I fear though that the film is just a last ditch stand to get some
> more money out the series. It's not really like any of them have had
> much work of any worth since the League ended.
>
> Excepting, of course, Jeremy's stellar voiceover work for the Beeb's
> bitesize revision progs.
>
> And Steve being the German doctor in that (I think possibly) Agatha
> Christie thing.
>
> At least Reece is trying to remain a little bit credible showing up
> in Vic and Bob's Catterick and Max and Paddy.
Which episode of Max and Paddy did he appear in?
> Tiltawhirl wrote:
> I fear though that the film is just a last ditch stand to get some
> more money out the series. It's not really like any of them have had
> much work of any worth since the League ended.
>
> Excepting, of course, Jeremy's stellar voiceover work for the Beeb's
> bitesize revision progs.
>
> And Steve being the German doctor in that (I think possibly) Agatha
> Christie thing.
>
> At least Reece is trying to remain a little bit credible showing up
> in Vic and Bob's Catterick and Max and Paddy.
Which episode of Max and Paddy did he appear in?
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