Nicko wrote:

MacIver wrote:Enterprise had a lot of potential.

Indeed.

Totally wasted of course.

Yes, and it didn't help that:

a) The "Trip" character was a charmless redneck who loved himself.

b) The anti-Vulcan "green-blooded son of a bitch" xenophobic shit was there from the outset (150 years in the future - how depressing)

c) The sexy Vulcan shit was done to death. Look boys - tits and camel toe without tantrums, and a shower scene. Yawn.

Nicko wrote:
Is he [Scott Bakula] a mediocre actor given roles that he can't bring anything compelling to? Is he just unlucky enough to only get offers for roles with shitty writers?

Regardless, everything he is in is shit.

Even if he's got about 2 minutes of screen time in it, I wouldn't call American Beauty a shit movie.

Scot Dutchy wrote:Still dont know him from Adam.

Adam's the slightly taller one with less teeth.

devogue wrote:c) The sexy Vulcan shit was done to death. Look boys - tits and camel toe without tantrums, and a shower scene. Yawn.

The Big Bang Theory.

I watched the first season and hated it after that.

natselrox wrote:The Big Bang Theory.

I watched the first season and hated it after that.

Yah, I don't understand why I'm supposed to find it funny. Maybe I'm not nerdy enough to chortle along to the geek culture references and laugh track.

LucidFlight wrote:

natselrox wrote:The Big Bang Theory.

I watched the first season and hated it after that.

Yah, I don't understand why I'm supposed to find it funny. Maybe I'm not nerdy enough to chortle along to the geek culture references and laugh track.

Yeah, me neither. Even when I get the geek references, I don't find them funny enough.

But that's American comedy, I suppose. I bet British comedians from the stone age could outdo them.

[youtube]http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=VPbuck2jqY0[/youtube]

Dr Who. Liked it when I was a kid but think bringing it back was a waste of BBC resources which could have been spent on an adult sci-fi programme.

Briton wrote:Dr Who. Liked it when I was a kid but think bringing it back was a waste of BBC resources which could have been spent on an adult sci-fi programme.

I get it might not be your thing, but a great deal of fans are adults.

I know...should be on Cbeebies though.

Briton wrote:I know...should be on Cbeebies though.

Why? It isn't aimed at (young) children.

Thomas Eshuis wrote:

Briton wrote:Dr Who. Liked it when I was a kid but think bringing it back was a waste of BBC resources which could have been spent on an adult sci-fi programme.

I get it might not be your thing, but a great deal of fans are adults.

Watch it as a kid. Ok. Now it is a waste of time.

Scot Dutchy wrote:

Thomas Eshuis wrote:

Briton wrote:Dr Who. Liked it when I was a kid but think bringing it back was a waste of BBC resources which could have been spent on an adult sci-fi programme.

I get it might not be your thing, but a great deal of fans are adults.

Watch it as a kid. Ok. Now it is a waste of time.

For you perhaps.

Thomas Eshuis wrote:

Scot Dutchy wrote:

Thomas Eshuis wrote:

Briton wrote:Dr Who. Liked it when I was a kid but think bringing it back was a waste of BBC resources which could have been spent on an adult sci-fi programme.

I get it might not be your thing, but a great deal of fans are adults.

Watch it as a kid. Ok. Now it is a waste of time.

For you perhaps.

I seem not to be the only one.

Sci-fi does not interest me.

Scot Dutchy wrote:

Thomas Eshuis wrote:

Scot Dutchy wrote:

Thomas Eshuis wrote:
I get it might not be your thing, but a great deal of fans are adults.

Watch it as a kid. Ok. Now it is a waste of time.

For you perhaps.

I seem not to be the only one.

Sci-fi does not interest me.

Sure. That doesn't mean however, as Briton claims, that Doctor Who is a children's show.

Thomas Eshuis wrote:

Scot Dutchy wrote:

Thomas Eshuis wrote:

Scot Dutchy wrote:

Watch it as a kid. Ok. Now it is a waste of time.

For you perhaps.

I seem not to be the only one.

Sci-fi does not interest me.

Sure. That doesn't mean however, as Briton claims, that Doctor Who is a children's show.

Well it is transmitted on BBC 3 which does give some clue.

Scot Dutchy wrote:

Thomas Eshuis wrote:

Scot Dutchy wrote:

Thomas Eshuis wrote:
For you perhaps.

I seem not to be the only one.

Sci-fi does not interest me.

Sure. That doesn't mean however, as Briton claims, that Doctor Who is a children's show.

Well it is transmitted on BBC 3 which does give some clue.

No it isn't, it's shown on BBC1. It might be repeated on BBC3, but the first run is on BBC1.

Scot Dutchy wrote:

Thomas Eshuis wrote:

Scot Dutchy wrote:

Thomas Eshuis wrote:
For you perhaps.

I seem not to be the only one.

Sci-fi does not interest me.

Sure. That doesn't mean however, as Briton claims, that Doctor Who is a children's show.

Well it is transmitted on BBC 3 which does give some clue.

Actually it's broadcasted on BBC 1. BBC 3 does the reruns.
And BBC3 itself targets people from 16 to 34, so not children either but adolescents and adults.

Nora_Leonard wrote:

Scot Dutchy wrote:

Thomas Eshuis wrote:

Scot Dutchy wrote:

I seem not to be the only one.

Sci-fi does not interest me.

Sure. That doesn't mean however, as Briton claims, that Doctor Who is a children's show.

Well it is transmitted on BBC 3 which does give some clue.

No it isn't, it's shown on BBC1. It might be repeated on BBC3, but the first run is on BBC1.

So. It is still dumped onto BBC 3. BBC 1 these days is guarentee anymore of quality. Just look at a Saturday evening.

Scot Dutchy wrote:

Nora_Leonard wrote:

Scot Dutchy wrote:

Thomas Eshuis wrote:
Sure. That doesn't mean however, as Briton claims, that Doctor Who is a children's show.

Well it is transmitted on BBC 3 which does give some clue.

No it isn't, it's shown on BBC1. It might be repeated on BBC3, but the first run is on BBC1.

So. It is still dumped onto BBC 3. BBC 1 these days is guarentee anymore of quality. Just look at a Saturday evening.

You're still missing out those 'nots' Scot! No wonder you are frequently misunderstood. Either that or you're in two minds yourself.