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In no particular order - never tire of any of these, for starters. Cabaret Godspell Rocky Horror Jerry Springer: the Opera Slice of Saturday Night Blood Brothers City of Angels

A bit of effort to tune in the first time, maybe...but not "very" dated, compared to Chaucer (which I also did at school - and we got told off if we talked about "translating" it). There are occasional words we don't use any more, but fewer than people often think. Words Shakespeare was...

Good Omens Sandman Neverwhere American Gods Don't have to comment, just start the list.....

Yep, second time just as good if not better- this could be the start of a beautiful friendship with Mr Pool... but big NO to the pineapple on pizza; ah well, every bloke has to have some sort of tragic flaw, and that must be his,

Total prat, Rory could take him with an eyebrow, but would much rather have had more of him than - wotsername - his boring girlfriend.

I know what you mean, but we pretty much did - it's just that neither he nor we knew it at the time.

A classic! So much of its time and so loveable because of it - from the hotel receptionist who would turn Basil Fawlty grey with horror to the outrage of the drunken trumpet challenge... an absolutely blissful, slightly remorseful, evisceration of the male ego at fairly slow speeds, with some...

IN Leeds, 200 miles away - so I think the term we're striving towards might be "alibi"? But you're right to draw parallels - the Ripper murders feel like the dark ages, but overlapped the birth of cinema. Like an episode of QI which pointed out that hundred, if not thousands, of people who...

My reaction exactly - not just: would never eat, but would walk straight out of any bakery she went into that had visible meringues for sale and would have to leave a cafe if a nearby customer ordered one... this is not just a shrug and a "go figure" deal for me - we share significant DNA here!

You know how much I enjoy your polls, Doc - but this time I'm revolting. You've tried to bamboozle us with a BOGUS POLL - there is no either/ or. I demand (pretty please) a third option - TWO brilliant Masters for the price of one stunning episode, Or I'm taking my ball home, capiche?

Deadpool - so good I watched my shiny new DVD TWO days running. He shares every negative thought I've ever had about Marvel superheroes. I feel validated - and also outrageously conned - Marvel are tapping into anti-Marvel sentiments with this, and I don't care, I bloody love it. And Morena...

I don't even understand why some people aren't grossed out by that :emoji_confounded: I'm also very cautious when I'm offered a poached egg in case it tuns out to be one of those just dropped into boiling water and swished around, leaving it with soggy, straggly bits.

Oh the horror - but only in a bad, inept way. Like giving Tom and Jerry voices...DO NOT mess with the classics, guys!

@divemaster13 Sympathy about the tomatoes - your taste buds have done you a very bad turn there. As for liver - stick in in pate, stick it in a haggis and I'm happy. But slabs of grey, scuzzy liver with huge bits of tube were one of the horrors of school dinners, and I could never ever face it...

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Resistance is usually futile, but good on you for trying...

01. BILLION DOLLAR BRAIN (1967) 02 HALF A SIXPENCE (1967) 03. TWO-LANE BLACKTOP (1971) 04. 10 000 BC (2008) 05. FOUR ROOMS (1995) 06. RICHARD III (1995)

01. THE RED TURTLE (2016) 02. MACKENNA'S GOLD (1969) 03. THE MAN WITH THE GOLDEN ARM (1955) 04. MEN SUDDENLY IN BLACK (2003) 05. THE BRIDE WITH WHITE HAIR (1993) 06. BLACULA (1972) 07. THE LAIR OF THE WHITE WORM (1988) 08. SINGLE WHITE FEMALE (1992) 09. BLUE VELVET (1986)

06. BLACULA (1972) no arguments, please - I have seen this film!

Thanks for the heads up - will do my best to catch up with that (heading away from my computer for the Easter hols at the weekend - some call it "digital detox", I say "oh shit - the weeds in the garden need to be oppressed and replaced...."