My first memories of watching Series 2 was Sunday nights on UK Gold during September 2002 up to sometime after New Year 2003. What helped me enjoy watching this series during that time of the week was the fact I had time off school the following day during the showing of some of these episodes, part...

* Sees the half empty bottles of beer left over from New Year *

Miracles don't cease, eh?

Happy Belated New Year, everyone!

The only time I was in front of the TV as a toddler was whenever Thomas or those Mr. Men cartoons with Arthur Lowe were on.

Mind you, Wayne scaring him by mistake didn't help.

Incidentally, a Merry Belated Christmas to everybody here. Hope you all had a great time and may you all have an enjoyable New Year.

Have also seen Spall on a documentary about Aardmann last night, funnily enough. My, he doesn't look well! Shouldn't have lost all that weight.

Magowan - a set of drums.

Bomber v Magowan "Right! If you want to make something of this, I'll kill you!" Mac growled to Neville. "That goes for you as well," he continued to Barry before he shoved Neville for confirmation. "Hey, don't push me!" Nev groaned as he pushed Mac back. This led to Mac thumping Nev...Right in front...

Here's some of the other films I enjoy nonstop...

The Searchers
The Sting
Rocky 1 and 2
Escape To Anthea
The Blues Brothers
Tombstone
Heat

Did a great job narrating The Magic Roundabout as well. "Time for bed," said Zebedee.

Used to be an ale man myself before flying out to Turkey. Since then, I've had to make do with Becks lager because of their limited range of beer. Then again, not a bad thing considering what the lads used to drink in Series 1.

Hot Fuzz would have to be one of those movies I would watch again and again without getting tired of doing so. Even if that wasn't the case, I'd still watch it because there's always something in the film that I didn't see the last time round, ie. the hotel being called The Swan which I've only just...

Shame about Jim dying. But at least he and his old man can now discuss what inspired him to do the Boon theme tune. RIP, Diamond.

Great show, this was. Shame you don't see Carrott about these days because he was also quite the comedian. "I saw a sad faced, slow moving, elderly gentleman as he bounced off the bonnet of my car."