but..but...BUT how are we to watch tv, while on an island?!?!?!
I'll just assume we're on The Island.
For mine:
The entire Ray Mears Series. Will continue teaching me plenty of skillz
Friends- Cozy/nostalgic, which will probably eventually depress me, since I'm forever alone, or until I kill myself or get eaten/poisoned by something.
Arrested Development- Hilarious, and will always bring my mood up.
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04-25-2012, 02:43 AM #101figsfiggyfigsGuest
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04-25-2012, 03:15 AM #102
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1. Some sort of world news program. Possibly Al Jazeera English or SBS World News Australia.
2. Bear Grylls for tips and lols.
3. Letters and Numbers to keep my brain active.
Yeah, boring bunch... I know.
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04-25-2012, 03:20 AM #103
Haha, i was wondering also how we would have the t.v (working)... some kind of freakish natural electrical current circling the island, just one long underwater wire connecting us to the rest of the world... or a huge underwater grid. Could be battery operated... how many hours of battery life would it have.... would it run out mid program..
Do we want to escape the island or are we happy there.
I'm not sure islands and t.v mix... water and electricity. Ugh too many thoughts."We knew he was someone who had a tragic flaw, that's where his greatness came from"
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04-25-2012, 03:24 AM #104
This would probably only be worthwhile if the news were current and not just old episodes of whatever news program you choose. I doubt you wanna relive the awesome July 27th, 2004* episode of the PBS NewsHour.
(I picked this date at random, but upon looking it up, it was the day Obama made his keynote speech at the DNC, which was kind of his "premiere episode" in terms of national/international news)Does he want a pillow for his head?
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04-25-2012, 04:45 AM #105
It would have to be a show with almost unlimited episodes.
1) The Simpsons
2) Kath & Kim (Australian version, but in a fantasy world where there were unlimited seasons)
3) Some kind of true crime series or documentary series
There are lots of shows I love, but couldn't watch over and over. I get bored, even with stuff I like.Something Witty
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04-25-2012, 04:48 AM #106
1. How To Get Off This Island
2. East Of Eden
3. How I Met Your CivilizationI N V I C T U S
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04-25-2012, 05:06 AM #107violaineGuest
1. The Colbert Report
2. Tosh.0
3. Something like Battlestar Galactica
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04-25-2012, 05:08 AM #108
-Sherlock Holmes with Jeremy Brett
-Friends
-BBC Pride and PrejudiceFemale
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04-25-2012, 05:49 AM #109
ha ha... I think it's hilarious I inadvertently jump-started a five-year-old thread that wasn't even the greatest to begin with.
But hey, that's cool. What else can I dredge up?
Which is kind of a shame to think nowadays, because I think TV has gotten much better in the last ten years or so. There was a long period where I didn't watch anything at all, but the production quality and acting ability seems to have gone up, and the writing's smarter. It's more a matter of nowadays of "What do I have time to watch?" vs "Man, is there anything at all to watch?""Hey Capa -- We're only stardust." ~ "Sunshine"
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04-25-2012, 06:18 AM #110
It's funny, because I kind of agree (although I've never watched a lot of TV) - but then I realised that I'd picked three shows which were all 80s/90s.
I'm so reactionary.
I am a huge Sherlock Holmes fan and I also love the new modern BBC series with Benedict Cumberbatch - but Jeremy Brett is still my favourite, and his show had a lot more episodes (so far anyway), and it's more classic.Female
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