What are you watching?

[dulcinea3]

Meet Me in St. Louis  

After reading Ryan's blog the other day, I knew I had to watch it - it's been a while.  Ryan, I think you would really like this movie!

[Ryan_G]

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dulcinea3 wrote:

Meet Me in St. Louis  

After reading Ryan's blog the other day, I knew I had to watch it - it's been a while.  Ryan, I think you would really like this movie!

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Next time I'm at the store I promise to pick it up and I will let you know how I like it!

Right now I'm getting ready to watch one of my favorite funny Christmas movies.

Ref 

[TiggerBear]

Ghost Hunt: Complete Series

  

[Vermontcozy]

Girl, Interrupted  in Memory of Brittany Murphy... 

[dulcinea3]

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Vermontcozy wrote:

Girl, Interrupted  in Memory of Brittany Murphy... 

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I actually had just watched

Don't Say a Word a few weeks ago.  Brittany Murphy's death is a shock and a shame.  I liked her acting.

[Vermontcozy]

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dulcinea3 wrote:

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Vermontcozy wrote:

Girl, Interrupted  in Memory of Brittany Murphy... 

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I actually had just watched

Don't Say a Word a few weeks ago.  Brittany Murphy's death is a shock and a shame.  I liked her acting.

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I will watch this as well..It must be good if you enjoyed it,I seem to like what you post on this thread.."Girl Interupptedi"is actually filmed in a Mental Health Facility,outside of Boston..I worked as a counsler at a School in Vt,Private .Some (2) girls were actually at that Facility before they came to our school.They had wonderful things to say about it..How it helped,and .All the acting was so authenic...Vtc.....

[TiggerBear]

Ramen Girl  Yeah we watched this one last night. It was her first and only big producer title too.

Nice, warm, and a bit funny.

[dulcinea3]

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TiggerBear wrote:

Ramen Girl  Yeah we watched this one last night. It was her first and only big producer title too.

Nice, warm, and a bit funny.

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That sounds like it could be good, too.  Might make a good, yet quirky double feature with

[dulcinea3]

Over Christmas Eve and Day, I watched:

Rudolph the Red-Nosed Reindeer 

A Christmas episode of

Thin Blue Line  

White Christmas  

Christmas in Connecticut  

Christmas in Connecticut  

National Lampoon's Christmas Vacation  

Christmas Story  

Love Actually  

Happiest Millionaire  

Today I am watching Cranford (in preparation for the sequel in a few weeks!)

Elizabeth Gaskell Collection  

[TiggerBear]

Is that the episode with the masquerade party and the resulting pregnancy? Been a while.

Thin Blue Line 

[dulcinea3]

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TiggerBear wrote:

Is that the episode with the masquerade party and the resulting pregnancy? Been a while.

Thin Blue Line 

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No, in this one Grimm, after dismissing the Christmas panto as 'fannying about in tights', auditioned and got the part of Captain Hook that Raymond coveted, so he ended up, once again, as the alligator.  After learning that a bunch of thugs acting as carol singers were robbing houses while the owners were occupied listening, Grimm and co. arrested the first group of carol singers they found, which included most of the bigwigs of the town.  The funniest part was when Goodie mixed up the gifts of sexy lingerie for Habib and a tire puncture repair kit for Fowler, and especially the resulting interview between Fowler and Goodie.  A really strange hippie couple did give birth in the station, though.

It's been a while since I watched the whole series, and I don't remember the episode that you mentioned.  Who got pregnant?

[TiggerBear]

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dulcinea3 wrote:

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TiggerBear wrote:

Is that the episode with the masquerade party and the resulting pregnancy? Been a while.

Thin Blue Line 

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No, in this one Grimm, after dismissing the Christmas panto as 'fannying about in tights', auditioned and got the part of Captain Hook that Raymond coveted, so he ended up, once again, as the alligator.  After learning that a bunch of thugs acting as carol singers were robbing houses while the owners were occupied listening, Grimm and co. arrested the first group of carol singers they found, which included most of the bigwigs of the town.  The funniest part was when Goodie mixed up the gifts of sexy lingerie for Habib and a tire puncture repair kit for Fowler, and especially the resulting interview between Fowler and Goodie.  A really strange hippie couple did give birth in the station, though.

It's been a while since I watched the whole series, and I don't remember the episode that you mentioned.  Who got pregnant?

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Ok I've forgotten character names so forgive me. The guy Rowan Ackison played he was wearing this animal costume and one of the other cops was wearing the same costume. His wife was wearing the same costume as the one of the other  female cops was wearing. R thought he was screwing his own wife, the girl thought it was her boyfriend. Very funny warm follow up when his wife who couldn't get pregnant found out too.

[Permacav50]

Family Guy - Something, Something, Something Darkside  

Just finished watching it, wasn't quite as good as Blue Harvest but it was still pretty funny. I would recommend it to Family Guy fans.

[JL_Garner]

Oh, God, what haven't I watched lately?

Most recently, I watched both of these:

Freaks and Geeks - The Complete Series

  

True Blood - Season 1  

I have this in the pipeline:

My So-Called Life - The Complete Series

  

And then I got these for Christmas, which I'll need to watch soon...

Star Trek

  

Up  

Stranger than Fiction  

Much Ado About Nothing  

Sesame Street: 40 Years of Sunny Days  

[TiggerBear]

Sound of Music

  

Came on TV and desided yes, I'll watch it. But let's skip the comercials and popped in the DVD.

[basson_mommy12]

I have really enjoyed the peace and quiet while my kids have been away the past few days.  I've finished two books and I've been watching the following:

The Tudors: Season 3

The Virgin Queen

Star Trek (2009)

Harry Potter and the Half-Blood Prince

Up!

I'm getting ready to watch me some replayed "Cranford," yo!

[JL_Garner]

In the last 24 hours, I got to see The Hangover, Julie & Julia, and Taking Woodstock; the latter film was surprisingly good. I don't think I've ever seen Ang Lee try to attempt something with this much comedy in it, and he handled it well. Really excellent supporting cast, including Eugene Levy, Imelda Staunton, Emeile Hirsch, and Liev Schreiber.

But to be honest, what I'm really looking forward to is "The End of Time, Part 2," David Tennant's swan song on Doctor Who.

[TiggerBear]

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JL_Garner wrote:

But to be honest, what I'm really looking forward to is "The End of Time, Part 2," David Tennant's swan song on Doctor Who.

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*spoiler* That one was a bummer.

[JL_Garner]

Without spoiling, was it a bummer because of how the episode actually turned out, or a bummer because it's the end of both Tennant as the Doctor and Russel Davies as producer/head writer?

[TiggerBear]

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JL_Garner wrote:

Without spoiling, was it a bummer because of how the episode actually turned out, or a bummer because it's the end of both Tennant as the Doctor and Russel Davies as producer/head writer?

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Truthfully neither. Too much bluff and smoke.