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Thank the heavens this programme has at last come to an end and people will stop talking about it. When I first heard about it, that it was about a 21st century cop going back to 1973, I groaned. Give me a break. Not more weak jokes about 1970s' music, space hoppers, kipper ties, flared pants and platform shoes. What a tired excuse to beef up what is essentially another cop show. I gave it its dues and watched it and still didn't like it. Simply awful. Boring. And in places very amatuerish. Well, least I got that off my chest. If you like it, fine, but if I had the DVD I'd give it away. Not my type of programme. And as far as calling it a classic. Ha. No way. Thank you for this opportunity to vent my spleen. ![]()
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My System: Sky+ Pace v3, and before that analouge 80cm dish with Prima by Pace box pointed at 19.2e (not very imaginative then!) | I wish I'd watched it now, I don't like to drop in mid-series on things, feels wrong somehow. By all accounts, it's one of the best things the BBC have ever done, though I'll take that with a pinch of salt.
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My System: I bet on red. If I lose, I double the bet on red again. I continue with this until I lost everything. ![]() Muhuhuhahahahahaaaaarrrgggh | I watched it and I did not think it was that bad. First of all I like to look back on the 70ies, (my car is a non metallic green 76 model). The idea itself of someone going back in time is not new of course, but this time it has a new twist. But I have to admit I was a bit irritated by the speaking TV's and voices that kept popping up a little bit too much. All in all t was ok for me but not more.
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