New series starts on Tuesday Nov 12th at 8-00pm on Sky-1.
Might be worth watching.

Would be nice to see but I won't touch Sky with someone else's bargepole
Thanks for posting it, though!

Booked


Paul

Quote from: newportnobby on November 07, 2013, 10:12:58 PM
Would be nice to see but I won't touch Sky with someone else's bargepole
Thanks for posting it, though!

Ditto 

Quote from: newportnobby on November 07, 2013, 10:12:58 PM
Would be nice to see but I won't touch Sky with someone else's bargepole
Thanks for posting it, though!

Ditto. Sky Suck.

Thanks for the heads up. Will watch.

Love Sky myself. It's the only way we can see TV pictures here that don't look like they are composed of coloured Rice Krispies.

It could well be interesting - the producers wanted to feature my wife, on the grounds that she "seems to have an interesting family life" but we politly declined...

Sky on Virginmedia, too!

In for this, recently watched the FGW doc series on catch up and thoroughly enjoyed it.

I too enjoyed FGW series. Have East Coast Trains on series link to watch at my leisure.

The state the coach shown was left in was grim. And seriously, the H&S about getting the bag off the track must have taken about 15 mins when all they needed was a hook.  Very similar style to the C5 FGW doc but enjoyable nonetheless.

Very disappointed with the program. There must be more than drunken Stag Parties. Shan't watch any more programs.

Mixed feeling about this documentary. Great to see a positive look at EC (who my wife works for) but dissapointed by the samey fly-one-the wall content.

Considering most of the EC staff who appeared in the last docusoap soon found themselves out of a job, it's no surprise that Sky struggled to find volunteers for this one and some of the participants have family members in very senior positions.

I'll say no more on the subject, or I'll get into trouble!   

It was OK but I found the music too intrusive.

Quote from: Bob Wild on November 15, 2013, 09:20:58 PM
Very disappointed with the program. There must be more than drunken Stag Parties. Shan't watch any more programs.

Entertaining but not as polished as the similar series on First Great Western which has the advantage of being on the more refined side of the country. 

Richard Wilson's commentary was too much Victor Meldrew and the drunks were almost up to the standard of those in Bouncers in Colchester and Clacton.