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eds1275:

I am totally going to watch that on my xbox tomorrow.

Drnick:

It was really good up until Number 1,  I just couldn't believe it.   I won't spoil it by saying what wins, but come back and let me know what you thought.

Connorsdad:


--- Quote from: Drnick on December 04, 2013, 02:51:40 am ---It was really good up until Number 1,  I just couldn't believe it.   I won't spoil it by saying what wins, but come back and let me know what you thought.

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I'm with you, wtf!

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s_busby_uk:

Charlie Brooker used to write for a UK publication some of you fellow Brits may remember called PC Zone, which is where he honed his gaming chops, though he's better known perhaps for having (co)scripted comedies such as Brass Eye and Nathan Barley (which are both excellent). He also had (has?) a column in the Guardian.

I'm a massive fan. You should check his various "Screen Wipe" shows which run down mainly UK television and pick apart TV as a media format. He also wrote "A Touch of Cloth" which lampoons crime dramas in the style of Naked Gun or something.

BobA:

I found it interesting and informative.  Has a definite Brit slant which I found showed up in the PC area.  Sinclair was a definite factor in programming.   In Canada I would have said Sinclair?   What is that?  Trs-80 and Commodore Pet here.

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