23-09-2004, 10:53
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Final Destination (BBC1)
I set this up to record off BBC1 last night, and when I check it this morning I find they replaced it with Murial's Wedding
Stupid idiots, why do they have to replace things at the last minute
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23-09-2004, 10:57
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Re: Final Destination (BBC1)
I had a vision that told me that would happen - that's why I watched Soccer Special
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23-09-2004, 10:57
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Re: Final Destination (BBC1)
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Originally Posted by Paul M
I set this up to record off BBC1 last night, and when I check it this morning I find they replaced it with Murial's Wedding
Stupid idiots, why do they have to replace things at the last minute 
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Yeah, not sure why they replaced it to be honest - they said because of current news events.. but I couldn't think of anything in the film that really related to anything currently in the news...
Any ideas?
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23-09-2004, 10:58
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Re: Final Destination (BBC1)
The usual reason is that there is something inthe film too close to a major real event so they think the film would be insensitive. But that film would always be insensitve to many - it's the whole point of it - how many odd ways can someone be bumped off.
What gets me more is when previous programs overrun, usually due to some sporting event, youve set your videa, and thus get a load of rubbish at the start and miss the ending
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23-09-2004, 11:12
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Re: Final Destination (BBC1)
Actually just thought about it... there's a decapitation in the film...
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23-09-2004, 11:21
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Re: Final Destination (BBC1)
Darn, I wanted to watch Muriel's Wedding! I heard the continuity announcer talking about it over the closing credits of The Wedding Singer but when I checked the EPG and it wasn't there I assumed I misheard about the day/time.
Ah well.
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23-09-2004, 11:24
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Re: Final Destination (BBC1)
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Darn, I wanted to watch Muriel's Wedding!
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Think you were the only person who did...
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23-09-2004, 11:28
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Re: Final Destination (BBC1)
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Originally Posted by Mr_love_monkey
Think you were the only person who did... 
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Oi, it's a classic! (Well, Mrs T says so, and she's the film studies graduate  ) Actually we have watched it once before. It has a good soundtrack, plenty of Abba, and I'm in an Abba mood at the moment.
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23-09-2004, 11:46
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Re: Final Destination (BBC1)
The trouble with the sound track is that people keep joining in with it, at which point it stops being abba and starts being karaoke......
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