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[ShadowNinjaCat]

Hey, if we're talking movies that we want to see, then there is one animated film I do want to see: Wreck-It Ralph...

Love it.Do you have any idea when it's coming out,Q.

[Quatermass]

November this year.

[Del]

Hey Q !

I wish there were more of those clips of the patrol guys you showed me a while ago. They have me hooked. So funny. Shame there is so few of them.

[Quatermass]

Hey Q !

I wish there were more of those clips of the patrol guys you showed me a while ago. They have me hooked. So funny. Shame there is so few of them.

Patrol guys...?

Oh, you mean Civil Protection. Yeah, sorry. The couple that I posted here were the better ones. But if you want to get a good night's sleep, avoid The Tunnel. That episode is scary. Overall, there are maybe 10 episodes (plus a couple of mini-episodes) of Civil Protection.

There are more of Freeman's Mind, by the same creator. Just be warned: ration yourself if you intend to watch Freeman's Mind on YouTube: your internet usage could go up real quick. I speak from experience, so I am not kidding around here.

Anyway, Freeman's Mind and Civil Protection are set (more or less) in the same universe. Civil Protection is set during (or just before, or whatever) Half-Life 2, while Freeman's Mind lets us listen into the thoughts of Half-Life's protagonist, Gordon Freeman, as he progresses through his day. And you may wish that he didn't.

[Who's Wee Dug]

Found this.

[Tonyblack]

[The Mad Collector]

[Penfold]

I watched Rowan Atkinson Live last night and PMSL at this sketch (especially remembering several boozy curry nights in my dim and distant past)

[Who's Wee Dug]

I like this one.

[Del]

Dug and Penners.

Q: I watched the Tunnel ages ago and didnt find it terribly scarey.... DAMN GOOD THOUGH.

Found this little series by chance. Brilliant. The sheep is so cute! SO evil but cute !

[Del]

DAMN YOU YOUTUBE! Hooooooooooooooours later!...................

[spideyGirl]

Can't wait!

[Quatermass]

And I've posted that trailer in the TV section as well...

I'm guessing that the opening bit and the bit with the dreadlocks involves an episode with Lister's birthday. I mean, the existential angst and the presents would go hand-in-hand with a birthday episode. Actually, if I recall, the nearest to a birthday episode the series has ever had was Kryten's party in The Last Day.

God, gotta watch Red Dwarf again...

[raptornx01]

still haven't seen 9 yet. I had watched the rest when they were originally showing here on PBS, but missed out on the newest one.

[Tonyblack]

I'm araid I lost interest around the series that the new Kochanski joined. I must try and get into it again, but for me, the first four series were the best.