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Thank you, thank, you , thank you! (although I still prefer the novel to that film, which must be why I was so slow on the uptake - big Chandler fan here) And no "getting warm" means exactly the same over here. It's just the weather that doesn't, that much.

Though I'd like to think that any innocent truck driver shot down in the same way would have the same consideration, same for his loved ones, Chapman's whole - being famous for killing someone famous kicks in at some point. Waiting to see if the most recent, racist murder in New York gets the...

Totally agree - suddenly it's supposed to be blighting people's body-clocks, yet it's only two times in a whole year and you get to sleep in for the spring one (unless you're a vicar, I suppose) and get your hour back in October, when you need to stock up on zzzz s to deal with trick-or-treat...

@The Seeker Oh. That. Well, Rose was flirty from the start and not over-considerate of her actual boyfriend. But I don't think I ever saw a Doctor smitten before, so for me, novelty value. (I like "googly eyes" though - not the sort you get from too much time googling - I don't think the EVER...

Yes. Oh yes. 100% MY Doctor. (with Mr Tennant at a conservative 99.9) Your philistine spoiler-prone co-worker: suggest treating like you'd house train a cat - my friend swears by a handy water-pistol to squirt in their ears if they even make a move on peeing in the wrong place. It actually...

Utterly wonderful, magnificent - you can tell everyone involved in creating this are fans to the core themselves. Even took myself off to see the full 3D version at the pictures (first and last 3D experiment) - after I booked and they'd sold out, the cinema added a second showing. For a London...

Indeed no harm intended - never met a Scouser who couldn't take a bit of teasing- trouble is, where I come from, delinquent joy-riders, lacking a handy river, drive through the local woods then set fire to their ill-gotten gains; all very true crime, but doesn't work for the picture.

British Summer Time - who forgot? Thanks to my digital alarm clock, which had it under control, I was unsurprised - whatever time you think it is, if you need an uplifting giggle, try this - I nearly dropped my coffee...

Sadly no - I don't have quite that level of telly tech (yet). But I'm planning to track it down eventually - sounds very promising with those 2 leads and the actual history of their relationship - hope you continue to enjoy it in the meantime.

Sound like you might have gone off her a bit later? Yeah- I don't have any problem with taking off in a time-machine that (in theory) can bring you back at the same time you left, so no one has time to worry that you've gone. Fascinating that they dug into that from the off - and did any...

Thank you - pretty apt title now I think about it (given that we never learn them at the point of first broadcast I had no idea till later) - it was inspiring, and thought-provoking and, of course, brilliantly written and acted. A bit of a needful time-out from reality, with an added...

I think I was way too young when I first saw this - still going to kiddy dancing classes and regarding trips to the beach as big treats, (you can see some of the problems right there) - freaked out by the feathered friends in particular; might have been roundabout then I stopped complaining...

Never fails to amaze me that Eccleston had such a miserable time on the show - here he hit the ground running with a tailor-made script and had me from "Run". Besides, he's Northern - what could possibly be wrong?

@mustang2006 Hmm - I hoped you meant both warm as in getting close, and because Africa - well, they were sweltering on that boat. OK only other Bogart/ Bacall film I can think of is The Big Sleep - if it's not that I give in !

A fair point in relation to most adult viewers, but what about kids? (Plus - knowing the moon isn't actually made of cheese doesn't stop me loving A Grand Day Out every time!) (Double plus: I'm more worried about gullible adults who still think the moon landings were fake)

@Hux Thanks for the heads up - will get back to you when I've had a dabble.

Speaking merely as a girl - looks like someone left their DeLorean out on the street overnight, lost their wheels and found the carcass sinking in the Mersey oops, "local river".

Thanks -don't know that one - sounds a bit frisky, so I might wait till tomorrow before googling it!

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