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I thought this was a pretty good programme [:)]
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I thought this was a pretty good programme [:)]
I liked it as well. It might have been because it was historically more accurate than the normal Hollywood movie.
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Kramer vs Kramer - has stood the test of time.
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A Touch of Cloth - a spoof detective show on Sky1 - v.v. funny [:)] If you get a chance to watch I would recommend. Some of the gags are a bit obvious, but others really hit the spot [&o]
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Kramer vs Kramer - has stood the test of time.
Time for me to watch it then.
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Battlefield Series - The Battle For North Africa [:)]
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Team America - World Police.

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I’ve just watched a couple of programmes with a Scandinavian theme.

The first episode of a new Beeb / Neil Oliver series Vikings. Which is on catch-up TV / BBC iPlayer (Link).

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and then Lilyhammer – which is currently on BBC 4 in the UK. BBC iPlayer link here.

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The first of Sky's 7 part series The British. So far so good.
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Just finished watching "Hysteria"... the true story of the invention of the "Personal Massage Device" i.e. VIBRATOR LOL

From a feminist perspective, it documents the medical diagnosis of "Hysteria" for women (and a rather interesting "treatment") which actually existed until 1952! I had no idea!

It's funny and a decent love story as well as being informative about gender discrimination at the dawn of the 20th Century.
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Just finished watching "Hysteria"... the true story of the invention of the "Personal Massage Device" i.e. VIBRATOR LOL

From a feminist perspective, it documents the medical diagnosis of "Hysteria" for women (and a rather interesting "treatment") which actually existed until 1952! I had no idea!

It's funny and a decent love story as well as being informative about gender discrimination at the dawn of the 20th Century.
They shouldnt have stopped the practice! [:'(]
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Smiley's People.
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We Were Soldiers. Again.
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We Were Soldiers. Again.
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Is that the sequel? [;)]
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I just recently watched this for like the "20th" time. Never stopped loving it!

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