I didn't say it was Tintin taking him up the chuff!

They've done a pretty good job of picking the best shows - a lot of my favourites are in this list.

Incidentally Empire Magazine have listed their top 50 TV shows recently. Not much Britcom in there, but if you are interested... http://www.empireonline.com/50greatesttv/

Yes you're right, if excellent shows like Red Dwarf are there, Torchwood should be too...

Quote: Griff @ April 11 2008, 5:44 PM BST

Why isn't Torchwood in the Worst Ever bit of the list ?

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Because some episodes are really quite good; and why is Red Dwarf in the shit list? That show, at least for the first six series, was great! A touch of snobbery me thinks.

Quote: Mark @ April 11 2008, 5:40 PM BST

They've done a pretty good job of picking the best shows - a lot of my favourites are in this list.

Incidentally Empire Magazine have listed their top 50 TV shows recently. Not much Britcom in there, but if you are interested... http://www.empireonline.com/50greatesttv/

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That Empire list was even worse. They had Buffy the freaking Vampire Slayer as the #2 best television show...better then every other TV show ever made except apparently the Simpsons.
Wow

Have to say I never really got Buffy. The characters were sort of annoying, none of the threats were taken seriously, and every week the bad guy was taken out by a bit of Kung Fu style ass kicking, even if they were a mighty ancient demon sort who was capable of destroying existence. And Buffy was not in the least bit a likable character, and neither was she hot; so it failed on those two levels aswell. Boo Buffy-Boo.

I actually didnt mind Angel, for some reason. And Firefly, Whedons next show, was pretty damn good aswell. But Buffy was poo.

I love Buffy.
Angel was okay.

I've yet to see such a mindblowingly excellent plotline in any other show, that's as brilliantly done as Dawn's entrance into Buffy.

Sounds damp.

*Google Images 'Cordelia'*

CRIPES.

Quote: zooo @ April 11 2008, 5:34 PM BST

Nooooooooo!
His relationship with Tintin was not like that!

That's what Captain Haddock was for.

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Wasn't that the eternal love triangle?

I'm sure the Thompsons were involved somehow too...

So a pentagon? A hectagon....?
Like I said, not a maths person.

Five people would be a pentagon, yes. I think.

Quote: Aaron @ April 12 2008, 12:18 AM BST

Five people would be a pentagon, yes. I think.

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And still not a female in sight - unless you count Allanah Currie.