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TV Series
- Thread starter Paul Lake's Left Knee
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Uncle Wally One Ball
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Watching it the wrong way round brotherReally enjoyed that series, am watching 1883 now which if anything may be a slight level above.I had no idea that 1883 existed until I saw someone mention it on BM re 1923.
im waiting for someone to tell me 1843 was also a great watch..
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1883 was my favourite TV show from last year,indeed could well be in my top 20 ever.Really enjoyed that series, am watching 1883 now which if anything may be a slight level above.I had no idea that 1883 existed until I saw someone mention it on BM re 1923.
im waiting for someone to tell me 1843 was also a great watch..
Watching it the wrong way round brother
Don’t think it matters because of the 40 year gap
I love westerns, should I start with 1883 then, seems obvious I know but sometimes you’re just not sure?18
1883 was my favourite TV show from last year,indeed could well be in my top 20 ever.
Yes give it a try.I love westerns, should I start with 1883 then, seems obvious I know but sometimes you’re just not sure?
If you have not seen Hell on Wheels give that a try as well if you can find it.
Thank you;)Yes give it a try.
If you have not seen Hell on Wheels give that a try as well if you can find it.
heslops barnet
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Was surprised that I enjoyed Clarksons Farm Series 1,Series 2 up now on Amazon, will give it a look…..
Nellies left peg
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Been watching series 2 of Clarksons Farm and although the bloke should never be allowed near any machinery the series is quite entertaining and highlights the problems in the farming community and it goes to show it’s a wonder anything gets done in this country with all the bureaucracy and jobsworths in councils
OccupiedPalestineBlues
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Been watching series 2 of Clarksons Farm and although the bloke should never be allowed near any machinery the series is quite entertaining and highlights the problems in the farming community and it goes to show it’s a wonder anything gets done in this country with all the bureaucracy and jobsworths in councils
If Clarkson’s involved the perspective you get will be from a very acute / rightwing bordering fascist / racist / antiEurope angle.
The bloke’s a twat, don’t be fooled by his nonsense. I live in a rural community, many of my closest neighbours are farmers & retired farmers and the red tape issues they’ve suffered in recent years are caused by Brexit and the consequent slashing of the subsidies that they need to farm profitably and without causing wholesale damage to the environment.
PS. If you really want to rely on Clarkson for you view of the world then I recommend that you get to understand his mindset by reading and believing Mein Kampf.