Posted: Mar 30 2008 11:51 pm Post subject: BBC America
Does any one watch BBC America or any British programs? I am a huge fan. _________________ Elen sila lumenn' omentielvo
A star shines on the hour of our meeting.
Oh, I could spend my life having this conversation - look - please try to understand before one of us dies John Cleese - Fawlty Towers
I used to watch BBC for the world news before I went to bed. I still listen to a lot of the local AM BBC station here in Salt Lake.
I like hearing the news from a different perspective. _________________ "One of God's own prototypes. Too weird to live, too rare to die." --Hunter S Thompson Fear and Loathing in Las Vegas
"I have never killed a man, but I have read many obituaries with a lot of pleasure." --Clarence Darrow
Posted: Jan 06 2009 6:14 am Post subject: BBC America
I watch Dr. Who, The Sarah Jane Adventures, Torchwood, and I started watching the Catherine Tate Show (She played Donna Noble on Dr. Who). I also have watched the original BBC version of The Hitch Hikers's guide to the galaxy and Red Dwarf. _________________ Let's Croak some Toad!-Deadeye Duck
Red Dwarf is great. They're coming back for a special in April, I think. It's a pity they never got the movie off the ground but at least there is a new show coming.
HitchHiker's was good too. It's a pity they never finished it but I did like what they did. Better than the movie but in some ways it felt very similar.
Also, has anybody seen 'Goodnight Sweetheart'? It's a sitcom about a time-travelling bigamist who goes back and forth between two women, one in 1993 and one in 1941. It's not as popular as most of the BBC stuff but I watched it a lot growing up.
Maybe John or someone can review it for the show (I'd gladly post a DVD or find a link). _________________ http://www.what-song.net http://www.rogershanks.com
I'll be honest, Steph (Gamergirl) is more into the BBC stuff than I am, but unfortunately, no matter how many times I ask, she won't be on the show. It's normal. Most people are a bit intimidated to be on camera. I keep asking my best friend (female) to do stuff, but she says she wouldn't know what to do.
I'll see what I can do in the future, though. Maybe I'll look at this stuff. _________________ John R. Gibson
Host/Writer/Creator Video Masters TV
"The whole planet Houston?" -General Zod
"Am I supposed to conduct with my penis?" -Peter Griffin (Family Guy)
"What does God need with a starship?" - Star Trek V
You know what I used to use to record voiceovers in 1995?
A Magnavox stereo/Tape deck, with a little tiny hole that says "MIC". I mean I had a microphone, but the stereo did not have a microphone jack. I had plugged a wire that ran from the headphone jack into an audio mixer/sound FX generator (cost: about $120, maybe more).
In this day and age, all you ready need IS a microphone (my very first microphone cost $11 at Radio Shack).
Don't think you got a Radio Shack in your neck of the woods, but I'm sure if you check their website, find out if they ship out of the US, and order a decent mic. The clip-on I use for the show? $24. _________________ John R. Gibson
Host/Writer/Creator Video Masters TV
"The whole planet Houston?" -General Zod
"Am I supposed to conduct with my penis?" -Peter Griffin (Family Guy)
"What does God need with a starship?" - Star Trek V
I do have a mike on my headset hmm maybe i could use it to do a few things and record a few things on the webcam and make the rest in clips from the show.
(iīll contact you again once i have downloaded the ENTIRE SHOW....there is quite a lot a show that has run more or less since 1963 has quite a few episodes)
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