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Back in Time for Christmas

Postby Workingman » 14 Dec 2015, 22:11

Britain's most useless family is back.

This time they are doing Christmases from decades past.

None of them should be let anywhere near a knife with an edge, she is back with the can opener, and there is still no gravy!!!

Spam, anchovy and olive canape anyone?

It is such a good laugh. :lol: :Hi: :lol: :Hi: :lol:
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Re: Back in Time for Christmas

Postby debih » 14 Dec 2015, 22:13

I really enjoyed it.

Am looking forward to tomorrow nights as they are the years I remember.


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Re: Back in Time for Christmas

Postby Kaz » 15 Dec 2015, 08:50

Hooray!!!!!! One for us to watch at the weekend :lol: :lol: :lol:
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Re: Back in Time for Christmas

Postby Workingman » 15 Dec 2015, 19:11

You will love it.

It is hilariously funny at times. He could have carved the burnt turkey with a chainsaw and made a better job of it. :shock:

Look out for the ham joint smothered in peaches - a unique dish. One of the girls described it as "slithery". :oops: :oops: :oops:
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Re: Back in Time for Christmas

Postby Kaz » 15 Dec 2015, 19:30

:lol: :lol: :lol: I can hardly wait! It even made Mick crack a grin when I told him, and he's really full of lurgy at the moment :oops: :x :lol: :lol: :lol:
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Re: Back in Time for Christmas

Postby Gal » 16 Dec 2015, 08:32

Missed the first one but we d/l it whilst watching 'my' time last night - great stuff!!
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Re: Back in Time for Christmas

Postby Diflower » 17 Dec 2015, 08:41

Gal wrote:Missed the first one but we d/l it whilst watching 'my' time last night - great stuff!!


Sorry Gal I have no idea what you said there :o

I enjoyed the programmes :)
Bb was pleased they showed how rubbish the Evel Knievel toy was, as he got one and is still disappointed with it :lol:
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Re: Back in Time for Christmas

Postby Kaz » 17 Dec 2015, 09:29

Oh bless him Di!! :oops: :lol: :lol: My Chris was so disappointed the year he didn't get the Optimus Prime he wanted (they were sold out everywhere), that he went on about it almost every Christmas since - a few years ago when they had a bit of a revival I bought him one from Toys R Us, he keeps it on his desk at work :lol: :lol: :lol:
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Re: Back in Time for Christmas

Postby Gal » 17 Dec 2015, 17:04

Diflower wrote:
Gal wrote:Missed the first one but we d/l it whilst watching 'my' time last night - great stuff!!


Sorry Gal I have no idea what you said there :o


We downloaded it, Di....watched the 70s/80s/90s last night and will watch the earlier episode later. Apologies, I don't type fast and make too many mistakes so I abbreviate - a LOT!! :)
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Re: Back in Time for Christmas

Postby Kaz » 20 Dec 2015, 14:26

:lol: :lol: Watching the 1940 one - Christmas dinner with no gravy! :evil: :lol: :lol:
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