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Eggman
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18 Aug 2008, 2:42 am

Dr Who rocks.



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18 Aug 2008, 2:52 am

pandd wrote:
-JR wrote:
some other one that had "bouncing bears," really wish I knew the name of that one.



Disneys' Adventures of the Gummi Bears (bouncing here and there and everywhere, high adventure beyond compare) perhaps?


That's probably the one! :D About 99.999% sure the show was Disney too.

Don't worry Member6, I would have done it if you hadn't have! :D Very bad habit of mine actually. :oops:


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18 Aug 2008, 12:36 pm

Don't watch too many TV shows, but I kind of like drama movies if I'm in the right mood for one (especially if they're based on a true story, which seems to be the majority of them).


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31 Dec 2009, 12:45 am

I'm thinking of watching TV shows like Gossip Girl, OC and Sex & the City just to study how people talk to each other, their facial expressions and the social drama.

I watch a few episodes of it, and although it is an educational experience for me, I find it tortuous to get through it.



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31 Dec 2009, 12:52 am

I have a rule: I won't watch a new show until it has past seven seasons.

I figure if it's lasted seven seasons, it's worth a try.

If, by episode 3, it still sucks, I end it.

Documentaries are like 'treats' to me. I love a good one but so many of them are badly done. I won't watch just anything.

I don't watch tv in general. I have bunny ears - no cable. Haven't had cable since 1998. And I like it that way.

I watch what I want online. I don't see the use of paying twice.


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31 Dec 2009, 7:44 am

Dramas and soaps are crap.

Sci-fi and sitcoms are usually good though, even if they have drama elements.