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Originally posted by Brenda:
Don't know that I have any real favourites but I watch some British Telly on YouTube, things like "Good Neighbours" which is British comedy.Quote:
Yeah. That's cool. I didn't even realize that there are some free TV shows up on youtube. I just found a whole bunch of episodes of an old anthology series called Ray Bradbury Theater. Kind of like the Twilight Zone, but from the late 80's and early 90's.
I've heard of Ray Bradbury theater but don't think I've ever watched it. Not even on tv. People upload things. Like I said "Good Neighbours" from the UK and older stuff from the US such as "Rat Patrol." I like that too.Quote:
Also tend to watch "Top 5 Scary Videos". It's a channel that reviews horror movies. I mean I don't even like horror movies.
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lol. I know exactly what you're talking about there. I watch movie reviews constantly, but I could probably count on both hands the number of movies I've actually watched in the last 5 years, and 3 of those were in the last 8 months.
I know. Think I can name all the horror movies I've seen in my lifetime. The list wouldn't be very long. They just aren't my thing. Used to watch a tv series called "Friday the 13th." It was filmed up here in Toronto in the late 80s. It wasn't remotely anything to do with the movie series. The show centred around a pair of cousins that inherited a curio shop from a late Uncle, who had made a deal with the devil for his soul. All the items in the shop were cursed, so with a friend of the family they now had to go around and gather up all the cursed items, to put them in a vault. It wasn't a bad little show.
Do Right, Be Right. :)
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Haha! I remember that Friday the 13th show. Can't remember too much about it but me and my bros loved watching anything that had to do with horror growing up.
But by your description, it makes me wonder if that show was the inspiration for Warehouse 13? Definitely an example of a reboot done right if it was.
I never caught much Ray Bradbury theater when I was a kid, so I can't say how much of a variety there was between episodes. The few I've seen are pretty much like the 80's reboot of the Twilight Zone though.
Do Right, Be Right. :)
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Originally posted by 6IXSTRINGJACK:
Haha! I remember that Friday the 13th show. Can't remember too much about it but me and my bros loved watching anything that had to do with horror growing up.
But by your description, it makes me wonder if that show was the inspiration for Warehouse 13? Definitely an example of a reboot done right if it was.
I never caught much Ray Bradbury theater when I was a kid, so I can't say how much of a variety there was between episodes. The few I've seen are pretty much like the 80's reboot of the Twilight Zone though.
Do Right, Be Right. :)
I stumbled across Friday the 13th on a Saturday night after midnight, I think is when it ran. Also another show I watched that ran at the same time was "Forever Knight". That was a vampire show and again filmed in Toronto. I like vampires.
I've not seen much of Warehouse 13 but from what I know that is possible.
Like I said I've just heard of Ray Bradbury Theater, never watched it.
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I had a severe crush on the Friday the 13th female lead, Robey.
It actually wasnt that bad of a show, I watched it whenever I could.
It aired at like 1am every Saturday night, IIRC.
Warehouse 13 definitely got some inspiration from it, though it is a lot more lighthearted.
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1am you say? That would be why we watched it too. Two things we loved doing when we were kids was staying up as late as we could get away with and horror, no matter how cheesy it was.
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Oh yeah. Now I remember. Louise Robey was gorgeous and I had a crush on her too. That 80's hair. lol
I think the only time I ever saw hair like that again was Dina Meyer in Dragonheart.
Wow. Crazy how the mind works. A lot of that show just kind of flooded back to me when seeing pictures. I would have been 8 or 9 years old when I caught any episodes of it.
John LeMay looks really familiar to me too, but I don't recognize anything else he's been in as something I would have seen. I'm just remembering him from all the eps I saw of Friday the 13th.
I'd love to go back and watch it now, but I know how poorly it's going to hold up today just like most shows from that time tend to do.
Do Right, Be Right. :)
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Originally posted by Brenda:Quote:
Originally posted by 6IXSTRINGJACK:
Haha! I remember that Friday the 13th show. Can't remember too much about it but me and my bros loved watching anything that had to do with horror growing up.
But by your description, it makes me wonder if that show was the inspiration for Warehouse 13? Definitely an example of a reboot done right if it was.
I never caught much Ray Bradbury theater when I was a kid, so I can't say how much of a variety there was between episodes. The few I've seen are pretty much like the 80's reboot of the Twilight Zone though.
Do Right, Be Right. :)
I stumbled across Friday the 13th on a Saturday night after midnight, I think is when it ran. Also another show I watched that ran at the same time was "Forever Knight". That was a vampire show and again filmed in Toronto. I like vampires.
I've not seen much of Warehouse 13 but from what I know that is possible.
Like I said I've just heard of Ray Bradbury Theater, never watched it.
If you're bored, you should watch Warehouse 13. I think you'd really like it. It almost didn't hold my interest in the beginning, but my brother got me to keep watching it. The last 2 or 3 seasons are really excellent. I think it got better when they expanded the cast.
I vaguely remember Forever Knight too. I didn't think they were on at the same time, so I had to look it up. FK came out in 1992 (which was still earlier than I thought). Friday the 13th was on between 1987 to 1990. You were probably watching reruns of both shows by the time you saw them. I'm pretty sure that Forever Knight had a normal time slot that most people would actually be awake for when it originally aired.
Do Right, Be Right. :)
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Originally posted by 6IXSTRINGJACK:Quote:
Originally posted by Brenda:Quote:
Originally posted by 6IXSTRINGJACK:
Haha! I remember that Friday the 13th show. Can't remember too much about it but me and my bros loved watching anything that had to do with horror growing up.
But by your description, it makes me wonder if that show was the inspiration for Warehouse 13? Definitely an example of a reboot done right if it was.
I never caught much Ray Bradbury theater when I was a kid, so I can't say how much of a variety there was between episodes. The few I've seen are pretty much like the 80's reboot of the Twilight Zone though.
Do Right, Be Right. :)
I stumbled across Friday the 13th on a Saturday night after midnight, I think is when it ran. Also another show I watched that ran at the same time was "Forever Knight". That was a vampire show and again filmed in Toronto. I like vampires.
I've not seen much of Warehouse 13 but from what I know that is possible.
Like I said I've just heard of Ray Bradbury Theater, never watched it.
If you're bored, you should watch Warehouse 13. I think you'd really like it. It almost didn't hold my interest in the beginning, but my brother got me to keep watching it. The last 2 or 3 seasons are really excellent. I think it got better when they expanded the cast.
I vaguely remember Forever Knight too. I didn't think they were on at the same time, so I had to look it up. FK came out in 1992 (which was still earlier than I thought). Friday the 13th was on between 1987 to 1990. You were probably watching reruns of both shows by the time you saw them. I'm pretty sure that Forever Knight had a normal time slot that most people would actually be awake for when it originally aired.
Do Right, Be Right. :)
I did try watching Warehouse 13 once but I might have to look at it again.
As to the time frame for Forever Knight, you young whippersnapper. I was watching both Forever Knight and Friday the 13th in their original runs.
Also I was watching them on West Coast time, so a little different.
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LOL @ Tim " It's complicated " Pool. He's certainly shifted his ' act ' from a guy who traveled all over Europe and the US to get breaking stories to a guy in his fan , down by the river.
Is he 'dating' Emily Mollie ? They were travel / reporter buddies a few years ago, but he seems to stay put and she's still traveling. Maybe their relationship is strictly professional, IDK. I just watch his vids and take them at face value. I don't try to overthink his RL story, but I do find his material interesting. Even if I don't agree all the time.
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At least Tim can read the stories he presents, unlike a lot of other YouTubers that can't even do that right.
He needs to get his ass off his computer chair and do some work though. I'm fairly confident he's popping a lot of pharmaceuticals. Dude is wired AF these days and constantly derails his own train of thought. These days I usually just tune in for about the first 3 minutes of his videos before I move on. Even on lockdown I don't have time to sit and watch somebody take 30 minutes to say what he could have said in 5.
Do Right, Be Right. :)
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Originally posted by Brenda:Quote:
Originally posted by 6IXSTRINGJACK:Quote:
Originally posted by Brenda:Quote:
Originally posted by 6IXSTRINGJACK:
Haha! I remember that Friday the 13th show. Can't remember too much about it but me and my bros loved watching anything that had to do with horror growing up.
But by your description, it makes me wonder if that show was the inspiration for Warehouse 13? Definitely an example of a reboot done right if it was.
I never caught much Ray Bradbury theater when I was a kid, so I can't say how much of a variety there was between episodes. The few I've seen are pretty much like the 80's reboot of the Twilight Zone though.
Do Right, Be Right. :)
I stumbled across Friday the 13th on a Saturday night after midnight, I think is when it ran. Also another show I watched that ran at the same time was "Forever Knight". That was a vampire show and again filmed in Toronto. I like vampires.
I've not seen much of Warehouse 13 but from what I know that is possible.
Like I said I've just heard of Ray Bradbury Theater, never watched it.
If you're bored, you should watch Warehouse 13. I think you'd really like it. It almost didn't hold my interest in the beginning, but my brother got me to keep watching it. The last 2 or 3 seasons are really excellent. I think it got better when they expanded the cast.
I vaguely remember Forever Knight too. I didn't think they were on at the same time, so I had to look it up. FK came out in 1992 (which was still earlier than I thought). Friday the 13th was on between 1987 to 1990. You were probably watching reruns of both shows by the time you saw them. I'm pretty sure that Forever Knight had a normal time slot that most people would actually be awake for when it originally aired.
Do Right, Be Right. :)
I did try watching Warehouse 13 once but I might have to look at it again.
As to the time frame for Forever Knight, you young whippersnapper. I was watching both Forever Knight and Friday the 13th in their original runs.
Also I was watching them on West Coast time, so a little different.
If you've got the time to invest, I think you'd like Warehouse 13. But it did take a while for the show to really take off. I think the problem in the beginning is that the character development was lacking, but once they started to get you to care about the characters it really started getting good. What I also thought was pretty cool at the time was that they did crossover episodes with another show called Eureka that was also really good. I was bummed when those shows ended.
Do Right, Be Right. :)
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