East Enders

[The PIT]

No because you'll see me falling over laugthing.

Even worse you'll see me getting sorted by a stoneage prick for talking to their girlfriend.

[Kruzin]

They do air it over here on PBS.
I've never lasted more than 30 seconds before switching channels.
About the only UK shows I can handle is Red Dwarf and the old Dr Who...sometimes if I'm really bored (and really drunk) I can sit through the 20 year old Are You Being Served episodes they still play here every night

[The PIT]

How about Fools and Horses and Mr Bean?

[Sasq]

Prisoner was great in its time...

and My Bean we even get here in Japan - he's quite popular

Dan

[Kruzin]

Never heard of Fools and Horses...don't think they air that one here.
Bean was on for a while, gone now. I watched it a couple times, and got a few chuckles from it, but in the end it was just too goofy for my tastes...

[DentyCracker]

'Allo 'Allo was excellent. Are You Being served wasn't bad. Mr. Bean was OK. I liked Yes Minister and The Fall and Rise of Reginald Perrin. I only watched Eastenders while I was in London. It seemed like a typical soap to me (In other words not something I'd willingly watch) We used to get Neighbours and Home and Away. Wasn't Natalie Imbruglia on one of them things before she started singing?

[Jorden]

Okay, Eastenders is on at around the same time as The Weakest Link, isn't it?

If not, even then I am usually still glued to BBC2's new eps of Star Trek Voyager (before the Americans start rioting, they are the one's we haven't seen, last season ), Star Trek TNG (old eps but still fun), Buffy (season 5, yawn) or any of your history programs (about the fortresses built during 1780 -1965), the Vikings. And later on the rerun of Have I got news for you, Never mind the Buz(z)cocks and Room101

After that time I usually go over to BBC1 for their movie. Using ceefax page 888, I can even check if what they say and what is subtitled is right

My only question is: what's up with either BBC or both sometimes saying "No ceefax available as we've gone to digital teletext. And then 3 days afterwards I can read it again, on my analogue TV?

Jord.

[RichL]

I very rarely watch Eastenders, it's just too damn depressing for my tastes.

I did catch the XMas day episode, the one that finished with some bloke beating his wife half to death as choirboys sung carols on the TV...

<i>Just</i> what you really want to see on Christmas Day....

[Paddy]

Red Dwarf

Fantastic! (although it went downhill rapidly when they got loads of cash to do special effects...)

Blake's Seven?