@PhaseShift Sorry my mistake, Love and Monsters is next.

@PhaseShift
I believe the Cyberman 2 parter comes next.

As it’s May the 4th, here’s the main theme from Star Wars preformed by the City of Prague Philharmonic Orchestra.
I found it on a CD that came with a newspaper many moons ago.

@PhaseShift
I don’t see the problem either. He wasn’t using the word in a derogatory manner, he was singing a well known nursery rhyme. He didn’t even say it he mumbled it. Secondly, the footage wasn’t even broadcast so it’s not breaking any broadcasting rules. Thirdy, like you and @Bluesqueakpip said, he’s putting on a character. Why do people…[Read more]

@PhaseShift I vote for Inferno.

I really hated Rose in this. Dozens of people are killed throughout the episode and all she cares about is weather or not she wins a bet. She ruins an otherwise decent episode.

Fun fact: Pauline Collins, the actress who plays Queen Victoria, also played Samantha Briggs in The Faceless Ones back in 1967. She was offered the chance to continue…[Read more]

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=L-uHyRLrUm0

@Whisht
Thanks, I’ve always liked Brosnan as an actor (although I find his bond a bit bland). I actually just watched Long Good Friday for the first time today, eerily I bought my copy on Tuesday, the day Bob Hoskins died.

This song was nominated for an Oscar (warning there is some swearing)

I know that he regretted making it but I always Loved Bob in Super Mario Brothers.

Here’s a parody of electronic synth music before electronic synth music was even invented.

I first discovered this band after hearing this song in the Alan Partridge film. Their fast becoming one of my favourites.

@ScaryB You’re right, in fact Ray Davies had to fly back to England in the middle of an American tour just to change that one line. The same thing happened again to the song Apeman because when he sang “a-foggin’ up my eyes” it sound like something else.

Btw, they didn’t change Coca-Cola because it was offensive, they changed it because the BBC…[Read more]

@purofilion I actually was a bit of a closet ABBA fan because I was afraid that people might think I was gay if they knew, not that there’s anything wrong with that, it’s just that at school some people assumed I was when I’m not and I didn’t want to give them more wood to throw on the fire. Then I realised there’s nothing gay about liking a band…[Read more]