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Columbo
Never again
i entered the gates of hell today, a hell run by hipsters and hippies. yes, that's right, i went to woolworths and coles. the devil's own personal grocery stores. and by devil i meant the hippie hipster devil.
it's like the devil after creating it's magnum opus of evil in nightclubs wasn't satisfied enough and thought to itself "what other hipsterish thing can i do to destroy the very fabric of society....oh, i know....i'll ban plastic bags!"
it's like the devil after creating it's magnum opus of evil in nightclubs wasn't satisfied enough and thought to itself "what other hipsterish thing can i do to destroy the very fabric of society....oh, i know....i'll ban plastic bags!"
I think they are on the Gold Coast this year? It made me think of you
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42- GOOGLEBOX AUSTRALIA
They've just seen an episode of Love Island.
A decent show about a whole bunch of people watching tv. On paper, or even on the computer, it doesn't sound like much, but it is quite often entertaining yet sobering at the same time. The people that they get to watch these shows often come up with some funny lines.
They've just seen an episode of Love Island.
Columbo
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41- Oppenheimer
A sobering story.
Like I said before in my Kennedy piece, I enjoy these kind of historical miniseries, or maybe i didn't say that. I forget. My memory isn't that good. Point is I enjoy these types of shows. Oppenheimer was the fine series. Starring Sam Waterson and a young David Suchet this show explored how America built the atomic bomb and the repercussions from that both from a personal and international standpoint.
A sobering story.
Hopefully her shows make #1 and #2 on your list.
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they dont
oddjob
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Young Talent Time has to be #1. Anything less would be disrespectful to Tina.
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