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GenXY TV Past & Present
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TV reviews and fun from the past and present. Catch up with what was on last night as well as what was on when you were a kid. Bringing back memories and displaying viewing habits for the 'all important 25-39 male demographic'!
- Added on: Jan 15th, 2008
- Country: United Kingdom
- Language: English
- Author: Andrew
- Listed in: Television Humor
- Tags: TV television retro tv childrens tv 80's tv 90's tv
Recent Posts
February Round-Up!!
Lets have a look at some of the things on this week I have watched AND enjoyed: Never Better BBC2 Thursday, 10PM Good solid sitcom, plots nicely linked together, good cast. I would say that the second episode was the best, a lot of funny moments in t...
Ramsay’s Kitchen Nightmares USA
I have to say I am currently loving this show as I did the UK version. As a format it is incredibly formulaic. Gordon helps to dig a failing restaurant out of the mire and bring it new hope in a matter of days, and almost always succeeds. I wonder wh...
Horizon: How To Make Better Decisions
I’ve enjoyed the bits of the Horizon series I’ve seen so far. This show was interesting, it basically went around a group of scientists who had different opinions on why we make the decisions we do and how we can be manipulated. One in pa...
Monday Round-Up
City Of Vice, Channel 4, 9pm Last in the series of this sadly, I’ve really enjoyed what it had to offer, the earlies of possible cop shows brilliantly acted and staged. Since it was based on a true story the hopes of a second series involving I...
Neighbours on Five
So it’s the end of an era, and perhaps the beginning of a new one, although that remains to be seen. Neighbours appeared on five for the first time today - it had ad breaks in the middle and everything. The show has been particularly silly of l...
Ashes To Ashes: Sordid Details Following…
Well it finally arrived, after weeks of trailers and mountains of press hype and web hype perpetuated by people like me, ‘Ashes To Ashes’ hit our screens on BBC1. This review could only have been negative if they had made a complete hash ...
