There must be nothing on TV right now...
 

Few people visiting the Network at the moment.

Re: There must be nothing on TV right now...
 

There never is anything good on TV..................

..............unless you have Foxtel!!

<flipping through Foxtel channels at this very moment!>

:D

Jason.

what pees me orf, is that even with foxtel, I can surf through 40 or more channels and still find nothing to watch. The espn drag racing is on though- (channel 16).

I personally like the UKTV and Comedy channels.

I can always find something to watch there!

:D

Jason.

naked news huh?

:eek:
:o

:D

Jason.

more like::confused: :confused: :confused:

Foxtel
 

Trouble with Foxtel is that if it's worth the time to watch it, then it's probably been on somewhere else before.

10 to 20 year old shows, ugh:(

Kenn:)

Has anyone here considered getting Foxtel Digital?

....it sounds good to me, as the Foxtel Cable from our street goes through a splitter - amplifier before it reaches us, so the signal quality is not as good as it could be!

:mad:

Jason.

Re: Foxtel
 

Shows which are that old don't bother me, because I was too young to see most of them when they aired for the very first time!!

:D

Jason.

Been thinking of digital seriously. I am a sport addicted couch potato with a hankering for motorcycle racing. Digital will be my new drug.

Re: Re: Foxtel
 

Low Blow :o :o :eek:


Kenn

Oops - sorry about that!:)


I do find, however, that many of the older shows are actually more enjoyable to watch than the shows that are being produced now - especially the older comedy shows!!

Jason.

Wow this thread is powering along...
 

Got to admit, gotta love the Seinfeld (8.30pm TV1) and the Brit motoring shows on the lifestyle channel. How funny would it be to travel forward in time to watch the 2095 editions of the antiques roadshow and listen to the boffins estimating the worth of a 1995 model SVX as (using my very best and terribly far back plum in the mouth English accent)

"quite frankly I haven't seen one of these remarkably delightful but antiquated machines for many years, highly collectable and top of their marque when new. I would place an insurance value in the vicinity of $2.5 million" (US Dollars as the Aussie will be long dead and completely subserviant to the greenback by then)

The look of disappointment creeping across the face of the owner- "Oh I thought it would fetch more than that...."

Amusing.:D :D :D

Re: Wow this thread is powering along...
 

WOOHOO!!!!

I am DEFINITELY holding onto my SVX then........!

:D

Jason.