TV Shows
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Well, I generally liked "frasier" when they made that. Nice kind of humor.
(I don't watch much TV so there's probably a lot shows I missed)
(I don't watch much TV so there's probably a lot shows I missed)
Clownpaint
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I just watch motorsport regularly. Documentaries and a couple of other odd programs I just watch when I can be bothered.
Re: TV Shows - Allo Allo
One of the TV-stations here in Denmark are rerunning the British comedyshow 'Allo 'Allo from 1982-92. It's a blast, utterly amusing. My favorite character is the English policeman, Crabtree, incapable of speaking French.
One of the TV-stations here in Denmark are rerunning the British comedyshow 'Allo 'Allo from 1982-92. It's a blast, utterly amusing. My favorite character is the English policeman, Crabtree, incapable of speaking French.
Jette
Rear Admiral of O Theatre & the 4 - 1 + a few more
Re: TV Shows - Allo Allo
I watch TV a lot during the night (at work
), unfortunally nothing really good is beeing broadcasted. During the day I don`t watch much TV, but when I do I like to watch Keeping up appearances. I used to love watching a British comedyshow called Red dwarf, when I lived in England, but that`s many years ago
Jette
I watch TV a lot during the night (at work
Jette
Rune Vejby
Commodore of Water Music
Re: TV Shows - Allo Allo
Fraiser is my favourite series, but I also like Keeping up Apperances.
But in general I feel taht there is too many "pop/mainstream series" at the moment - all of the direct from the US of course
Fraiser is my favourite series, but I also like Keeping up Apperances.
But in general I feel taht there is too many "pop/mainstream series" at the moment - all of the direct from the US of course
AnnaBanana
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Re: TV Shows - Allo Allo
OK, I'll be really strange and say that I LOVED Docter Who when it was on!! I really dont know why that in particular, but hey!! Not sure it'll be so good with the new Docter (No more Chris Eccleston
)
Anna
ps. sorry if you don't have a clue what I'm on about!!
OK, I'll be really strange and say that I LOVED Docter Who when it was on!! I really dont know why that in particular, but hey!! Not sure it'll be so good with the new Docter (No more Chris Eccleston
Anna
ps. sorry if you don't have a clue what I'm on about!!
ApeXX
Banned
I have never been outside of the US, so I have no idea, but does Denmark get main US channels like ABC, NBC, or Fox? If so, then it would most likely air on your Fox channel. I have a feeling that because of the distance between Denmark and the US, you have your own main channels to watch.
I don't know of anyone here in Denmark who gets ABC, CBS, NBC, Fox ect. - the standard layout for cable channels as well as sattelite channels is made up of some 9-10 Danish channels (including local channels for your region), a couple of channels from the countries around us, like Sweden, Norway and Germany (the channel composition varies on where you live in this country - for instance the German channels are in greater numbers the closer you get to Germany) and a few internationalised BBC channels (Prime and World) - a few international versions (I think) of CNN, Discovery, National Geographic Channel, Animal Planet - some sportschannels Eurosport and Viasat sport - and then the "odd" moviechannel like TCM and Hallmark.
It's of course possible to expand/decrease the number of channels, subscriptionwise. But when it comes to "real US channels" nobody seems to carry it, not even the sattelitechannels we can receive. - Also a channel like the Sci-fi channel which is also aired in the UK is impossible to receive here in Denmark. - The channel makeups and limitations are at times fairly odd, but I hope that with the introduction of higher bandwiths on the internet and the introduction of HDtv - which is also in it's infancy here (HDtvs are starting being marketed but HDtv programs are still in the distant future) - the variety of channels will change due to the easier access.
It's of course possible to expand/decrease the number of channels, subscriptionwise. But when it comes to "real US channels" nobody seems to carry it, not even the sattelitechannels we can receive. - Also a channel like the Sci-fi channel which is also aired in the UK is impossible to receive here in Denmark. - The channel makeups and limitations are at times fairly odd, but I hope that with the introduction of higher bandwiths on the internet and the introduction of HDtv - which is also in it's infancy here (HDtvs are starting being marketed but HDtv programs are still in the distant future) - the variety of channels will change due to the easier access.
Underscore
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My favourite TV shows are Sopranos, Band of Brothers and Twin Peaks.
Im currently watching Deadwood, which is dead good (excuse the pun
) if you are a fan of the western genre and I highly recommend it.
Im currently watching Deadwood, which is dead good (excuse the pun
giovannimusica
Commodore de Cavaille-Coll
I have acquired the DVD set of all episodes of the Danish Police Thriller *Rejseholdet* and I must confess that it is some of the best programming that I have seen in a long time. Another TV series which I liked was *Die Strassen von Berlin* - another Police Drama. Very rarely do I like anything coming out of Hollywood.
Giovanni
Giovanni
Basia
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Re: TV Shows - Allo Allo
Haha, 'Allo 'Allo has GOT to be one of my favourites. They just can't get enough of those onion sellers
!! The policeman too, is seriously funny, "The doors need a good lick and belt, we have to be siff from the Girmins." Lol.
In Australia here, we probably have about 60% of American TV shows braodcasting, but we do get English shows too. Otherwise, we have our own shows like 'Neighbours' and 'Who Wants To Be A Millionaire'.
Haha, 'Allo 'Allo has GOT to be one of my favourites. They just can't get enough of those onion sellers
In Australia here, we probably have about 60% of American TV shows braodcasting, but we do get English shows too. Otherwise, we have our own shows like 'Neighbours' and 'Who Wants To Be A Millionaire'.
arianna
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I seem to watch just repeats now - no new programming really interests me.
Shows include:
Seinfeld
South Park
The Simpsons
The Amazing Race
Cheers
Frasier
And random comedy festivals broadcasted.
I can't watch much Primetime because I seem to be watching hockey all the time. I'd like to watch TV shows' seasons on DVD. That'd be a fun way to spend a rainy day - it'd be like a long movie.
Shows include:
Seinfeld
South Park
The Simpsons
The Amazing Race
Cheers
Frasier
And random comedy festivals broadcasted.
I can't watch much Primetime because I seem to be watching hockey all the time. I'd like to watch TV shows' seasons on DVD. That'd be a fun way to spend a rainy day - it'd be like a long movie.