To: the scotsman
I know many here are fans of British TV and of ‘Britcoms’, and I am not sure whether The Good Life is one of the loved Britcoms, but I thought I would post the sad news of Briers’s death in case it was.
Watership Down is a wonderful film and I recommend it. And the original Richard Adams book.
To: the scotsman
Wonderful actor. Once got to sit next to him at a luncheon in NYC. Wonderful man as well. I’ll miss him.
To: the scotsman
I'm a huge fan of Britcoms and have been since Monty Python hit the airwaves here in the early/mid 70’s.The Good Neighbors,as it was called here,was one of the great ones.And Felicity Kendall...it should be illegal for a woman to be that sexy.IIRC she was once voted at the top of a poll in Britain called something like “the thinking man's crumpet”.The entire cast was outstanding...brilliant,in fact.
5 posted on
02/18/2013 6:14:27 AM PST by
Gay State Conservative
("Progressives" toss the word "racist" around like chimps toss their feces)
To: the scotsman
To: the scotsman
Another great Britcom,The Young Ones,did a skit about The Good Life.Great stuff indeed!
The Young Ones
10 posted on
02/18/2013 6:24:18 AM PST by
Gay State Conservative
("Progressives" toss the word "racist" around like chimps toss their feces)
To: the scotsman
I find it interesting that TV shows starring normal people yesterday, are suddenly old and dead a day later it seems. (timewarp) (time space continuum) (while there is time)
In the future, there will be “time no longer” Rev. 10:6
I take issue on that subject with those who think this is a mistranslation. It refers to the end of time reconing of this world and the return to eternity as functional reality.
IMHO anyway.
12 posted on
02/18/2013 6:27:21 AM PST by
wita
To: stylecouncilor
Bardolph & Leonato ping....
RIP
14 posted on
02/18/2013 7:34:10 AM PST by
onedoug
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