IT'S AN ON TOPIC SPAM BOT! RUN, THE WORLD IS ENDING!

Its learned to mimic human emotions from the early nineties!

Sorry about that It's not easy writing all those adlinks in all those discussion forums around the world.

I don't even get time off to run my milk tooth reclaim and Christmas present delivery services.

Any hoo, up to date now with Breaking Bad.

Amazing television, I don't know how it manages to juggle so many plates at once without dropping one.

I'm so glad I accidently discovered this show but I am worried about how long it can keep up the quality.

LUTHER: Series Two - 2 and a half Balls

I liked the RPG Killer storyline.

Monolithium said:

Its learned to mimic human emotions from the early nineties!

If a machine, a spambot, can learn the value of human emotion ... maybe we can too.

Been watching a mix of new and old things. 

Really didn't think much of Game of Thrones but I've been assured that it does get better so pressing on with it.

With news of a new series of Red Dwarf in production I've gone back and started watching my favourite episodes throughout the series. I'm curious about the new series...hopefully it'lll be a return to form. The 'back to earth' special really lacked the two things people really wanted to see - A resolution to the previous series claffhanger ending and jokes that are actually funny.

also been catching up on sitcoms like 2 broke girls [not a porno] and newgirl [also not a porno].

Johnny Ringo said:

If a machine, a spambot, can learn the value of human emotion ... maybe we can too.

To be honest I would have rather have had no end at all than that extended Duran Duran video.

My feelings were a bit mixed at the end but I enjoyed the ride.

The flash forward season enders were kind of depressing. Maybe without the Epitaphs it would be best...

I'm currently watching the entire run of The X-Files. I've only three seasons and nineteen episodes left to go, and the tedious Mythology episodes are slowly driving me into a coma ...

Terriers - 10/10

This didn't last long, but I sure am glad it existed.

watched that a while ago. short and sweet.

I put it on my Instant Queue, will watch it eventually.

I've been greatly enjoying listening to Peter Tinniswood's Uncle Mort stories via BBC Radio which I can highly recommend to lovers of Yorkshire derived humour.

I was reminded that there was a television series based on the Uncle Mort books called I Didn't Know You Cared.

My mother often quoted Uncle Staveley's catchphrase of, "pardon.. I heard that!" while describing my grandfather's often convenient selective hearing impediment but I had never connected it to the Radio Comedies because of the change in style.

The DVDs are ordered and will come crashing through my door and shatter on my doormat sometime in the next few weeks.

SHERLOCK: Series Two - 10/10