Death list 2017 (3 Viewers)

Captain Dart

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Captain Dart

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Captain Dart

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Pretty sure 2018 IS going to happen, Dart. No fate about it.
Well if Mick Jagger or Johnny Vegas die before New Years Day it'll be Terry's fault.
 

Otis

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If you seek out cartoon porn like my friend, you will find lots of Daphne porno.

Must be the glasses I reckon.
 

Houchens Head

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I think Scooby bloody Doo was the most hated cartoon in our house! What a bore! The same story week in, week out. It was always the museum boss or curator that was the baddy and usually dressed as a mummy or similar. Hundreds of these made and all virtually the same! The writers should have all been sacked!
 

Sky_Blue_Daz

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I think Scooby bloody Doo was the most hated cartoon in our house! What a bore! The same story week in, week out. It was always the museum boss or curator that was the baddy and usually dressed as a mummy or similar. Hundreds of these made and all virtually the same! The writers should have all been sacked!
Yeah and Fred always went to inspect with the girls ( Daphne and Velma) bet he was up to all sorts with them pair
 

Houchens Head

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I know there's a week to go of 2017, but this has taken me a wee while to compile, so if any well known celebs pops their clogs before the end of the year, I'll add them. There's a number on each person and a list of names to identify that person below ....... Celebs lost 2017.jpg
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Jan:
1. Graham Taylor (12th) ex-England manager
2. Gordon Kaye (23rd) ‘Allo ‘Allo Actor
3. John Hurt (25th) UK Film Actor
4. Mary Tyler-Moore (25th) US Actress
Feb:
5. Tara Palmer-Tomkinson (8th) Socialite & TV personality
6. Alan Simpson (8th) Comedy scriptwriter
7. Peter Skellern (17th) Song writer & singer
8. Bill Paxton (25th) US Actor
Mar:
9. John Surtees (10th) 1950’s & 60’s Grand Prix driver
10. Chuck Berry (18th) US Singer/songwriter
11. Colin Dexter (21st) Crime writer (Inspector Morse)
12. Martin McGuinness (21st) Irish Politian
Apr:
13. Tim Pigott-Smith (7th) UK Actor (Gangs of New York, Johnny English)
14. Brian Matthews (8th) Radio presenter
15. J. Geils (11th) Pop star (J Geils Band- “Centerfold”)
16. Ugo Ehiogu (21st) UK Footballer (WBA, A. Villa, England)
17. Erin Moran (22nd) Actress (Happy Days)
18. Amberleigh House (27th) 2004 Grand National winner
May:
19. Geoffrey Bayldon (10th) Actor (Catweazle)
20. Powers Boothe (14th) US Actor (Southern Comfort, Con Air etc)
21. Roger Moore (23rd) UK Actor
22. Gregg Allman (27th) Allman Brothers band (ex-husband of Cher)
June:
23. Roy Barraclough (1st) UK Actor
24. Peter Sallis (2nd) UK Actor & voice for Wallace & Gromitt
25. Adam West (9th) US Actor (Batman)
26. Errol Christie (11th) UK Middleweight Boxer
27. Anita Pallenberg (13th) Italian actress, partner to Keith Richards
28. Brian Cant (19th) TV Presenter. (Playschool)
29. Barry Norman (30th) TV Presenter & film critic
30. Michael Bond (27th) Writer (Paddington Bear)
July:
31. Martin Landau (15th) US Actor
32. George A Romero (16th) Horror film director
33. Chester Bennington (20th) Lead singer Linkin Park
34. Pudsey (21st) Talented TV dog (Britain’s got Talent)
35. Hywel Bennet (25th) UK Actor (Shelly, Virgin Soldiers)
Aug:
36. Robert Hardy (3rd) UK Actor (All Creatures Great & Small)
37. Glenn Campbell (8th) US Country & Western singer
38. Bruce Forsyth (18th) TV Compere & entertainer
39. Jerry Lewis (20th) US Comedy actor
Sept:
40. Walter Becker (3rd) Co-founder of Steely Dan
41. Don Williams (8th) US Country & Western singer
42. Frank Vincent (13th) US Actor (Goodfellas, Casino, The Sopranos)
43. Harry Dean Stanton (15th) US Actor (Godfather Pt II, Alien, The Green Mile)
44. Chuck Low (18th) US Actor (Morrie in Goodfells)
45. Jake La Motta (19th) US Boxer – World Middleweight Champion
46. William G Stewart (21st) TV Presenter (15 to 1)
47. Liz Dawn (25th) UK Actress (Coronation St)
48. Tony Booth (25th) UK Actor (Steptoe & Son)
49. Hugh Heffner (27th) “Playboy” founder
Oct:
50. Tom Petty (2nd) US singer/songwriter
51. Sean Hughes (16th) UK Comedian
65. Robert Guillaume (24th) US Actor (Benson)
52. George Young (27th) Songwriter/guitarist with The Easybeats
53. Fats Domino (24th) Pioneer of Rock ‘n’ Roll music
Nov:
54. Robert Knight (5th) Soul singer (Love on a Mountain Top)
55. Keith Barron (15th) UK Actor (Duty Free)
56. DikMik Davies (16th) Hawkwind keyboard player
57. Malcolm Young (18th) Guitarist & co-founder of AC/DC
58. Jana Novotná (19th) 1998 Wimbledon Ladies Champion
59. Rodney Bewes (21st) UK Actor (The Likely Lads)
60. David Cassidy (21st) US Teen idol singer
61. Rance Howard (25th) US Actor (Apollo 13, Beautiful Mind, DaVinci Code)
Dec:
62. Max Clifford (10th) Disgraced Ex-Publicist
63. Steve Reevis (7th) Native American Actor (Fargo, Dances with Wolves.)
64. Keith Chegwin (11th) Broadcaster
 

xcraigx

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Shocking omission of Chris Cornell, but very good work non the less. It's been another bad year for celeb deaths.
 

Houchens Head

Fairly well known member from Malvern
Shocking omission of Chris Cornell, but very good work non the less. It's been another bad year for celeb deaths.
Why shocking omission? Personally, I've never heard of him. I had to Google the name to find out who he was.
 

CJ_covblaze

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Houchens Head

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If Gogglebox is all he's been involved with, he can leave without a trace. I've never watched such garbage.
 

Otis

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If Gogglebox is all he's been involved with, he can leave without a trace. I've never watched such garbage.
Never seen it either. It's the sort of thing my daughter does, watch people watching other people, or watch people watching other people play games instead of playing the games yourself.

Doesn't appeal.
 

Houchens Head

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Never seen it either. It's the sort of thing my daughter does, watch people watching other people, or watch people watching other people play games instead of playing the games yourself.

Doesn't appeal.
My thoughts exactly, Otis! I just don't get the idea of watching someone, watching a TV show. Jeez! Watch the bleedin' show yourself! Or get a fuckin' life!
 

Otis

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My thoughts exactly, Otis! I just don't get the idea of watching someone, watching a TV show. Jeez! Watch the bleedin' show yourself! Or get a fuckin' life!
It's a strange concept.

My daughter was watching people on YouTube who were watching people play Minecraft. It's like a second tier of watchmanship.

Weird.
 

Johnnythespider

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I guess it's a bit like watching a football match on the telly whilst listening to someone commentating on said game, I've seen goggle box a few times, he seemed like a decent old fella, RIP
 

CJ_covblaze

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I know there's a week to go of 2017, but this has taken me a wee while to compile, so if any well known celebs pops their clogs before the end of the year, I'll add them. There's a number on each person and a list of names to identify that person below .......View attachment 8641
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Jan:
1. Graham Taylor (12th) ex-England manager
2. Gordon Kaye (23rd) ‘Allo ‘Allo Actor
3. John Hurt (25th) UK Film Actor
4. Mary Tyler-Moore (25th) US Actress
Feb:
5. Tara Palmer-Tomkinson (8th) Socialite & TV personality
6. Alan Simpson (8th) Comedy scriptwriter
7. Peter Skellern (17th) Song writer & singer
8. Bill Paxton (25th) US Actor
Mar:
9. John Surtees (10th) 1950’s & 60’s Grand Prix driver
10. Chuck Berry (18th) US Singer/songwriter
11. Colin Dexter (21st) Crime writer (Inspector Morse)
12. Martin McGuinness (21st) Irish Politian
Apr:
13. Tim Pigott-Smith (7th) UK Actor (Gangs of New York, Johnny English)
14. Brian Matthews (8th) Radio presenter
15. J. Geils (11th) Pop star (J Geils Band- “Centerfold”)
16. Ugo Ehiogu (21st) UK Footballer (WBA, A. Villa, England)
17. Erin Moran (22nd) Actress (Happy Days)
18. Amberleigh House (27th) 2004 Grand National winner
May:
19. Geoffrey Bayldon (10th) Actor (Catweazle)
20. Powers Boothe (14th) US Actor (Southern Comfort, Con Air etc)
21. Roger Moore (23rd) UK Actor
22. Gregg Allman (27th) Allman Brothers band (ex-husband of Cher)
June:
23. Roy Barraclough (1st) UK Actor
24. Peter Sallis (2nd) UK Actor & voice for Wallace & Gromitt
25. Adam West (9th) US Actor (Batman)
26. Errol Christie (11th) UK Middleweight Boxer
27. Anita Pallenberg (13th) Italian actress, partner to Keith Richards
28. Brian Cant (19th) TV Presenter. (Playschool)
29. Barry Norman (30th) TV Presenter & film critic
30. Michael Bond (27th) Writer (Paddington Bear)
July:
31. Martin Landau (15th) US Actor
32. George A Romero (16th) Horror film director
33. Chester Bennington (20th) Lead singer Linkin Park
34. Pudsey (21st) Talented TV dog (Britain’s got Talent)
35. Hywel Bennet (25th) UK Actor (Shelly, Virgin Soldiers)
Aug:
36. Robert Hardy (3rd) UK Actor (All Creatures Great & Small)
37. Glenn Campbell (8th) US Country & Western singer
38. Bruce Forsyth (18th) TV Compere & entertainer
39. Jerry Lewis (20th) US Comedy actor
Sept:
40. Walter Becker (3rd) Co-founder of Steely Dan
41. Don Williams (8th) US Country & Western singer
42. Frank Vincent (13th) US Actor (Goodfellas, Casino, The Sopranos)
43. Harry Dean Stanton (15th) US Actor (Godfather Pt II, Alien, The Green Mile)
44. Chuck Low (18th) US Actor (Morrie in Goodfells)
45. Jake La Motta (19th) US Boxer – World Middleweight Champion
46. William G Stewart (21st) TV Presenter (15 to 1)
47. Liz Dawn (25th) UK Actress (Coronation St)
48. Tony Booth (25th) UK Actor (Steptoe & Son)
49. Hugh Heffner (27th) “Playboy” founder
Oct:
50. Tom Petty (2nd) US singer/songwriter
51. Sean Hughes (16th) UK Comedian
65. Robert Guillaume (24th) US Actor (Benson)
52. George Young (27th) Songwriter/guitarist with The Easybeats
53. Fats Domino (24th) Pioneer of Rock ‘n’ Roll music
Nov:
54. Robert Knight (5th) Soul singer (Love on a Mountain Top)
55. Keith Barron (15th) UK Actor (Duty Free)
56. DikMik Davies (16th) Hawkwind keyboard player
57. Malcolm Young (18th) Guitarist & co-founder of AC/DC
58. Jana Novotná (19th) 1998 Wimbledon Ladies Champion
59. Rodney Bewes (21st) UK Actor (The Likely Lads)
60. David Cassidy (21st) US Teen idol singer
61. Rance Howard (25th) US Actor (Apollo 13, Beautiful Mind, DaVinci Code)
Dec:
62. Max Clifford (10th) Disgraced Ex-Publicist
63. Steve Reevis (7th) Native American Actor (Fargo, Dances with Wolves.)
64. Keith Chegwin (11th) Broadcaster

Nicky Hayden too.
 

Otis

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I guess it's a bit like watching a football match on the telly whilst listening to someone commentating on said game, I've seen goggle box a few times, he seemed like a decent old fella, RIP
Hmm, not so sure on that. If you are watching a football match, that is you watching the match and obtaining pleasure from that and if you happen to have on the radio too that just enhances your experience, because you are gaining further insight into the game you are watching.

However, if you are watching someone else play a computer game, or watching someone else watching someone else play a game, that is all about THEIR enjoyment and pleasure and surely your degree of pleasure is diminished.

I could get it a bit more if you are watching a game you haven't got, but my daughter watches people, watching people when she actually has the game herself anyway.

Puzzles the hell out of me. It's not even looking for solutions or tips.

And as for Gogglebox, surely they are watching a number of programmes you don't watch or haven't seen. Unless you have watched exactly what they have watched there is a degree of dissociation isn't there? Also aren't they more than likely watching a lot of programmes you don't like at all anyway?

I have seen clips, but I expect they are watching stuff that includes all the soaps, X Factor, Strictly, I'm a Celebrity, Call the Midwife, Downton Abbey etc. and they are all programmes I have never seen and would never, ever wish to see. And then, in that circumstance why would I want I watch people talk about programmes I have absolutely zero interest in?

Maybe I am missing the point, but if they were talking about Walking Dead, or League of Gentlemen, or Breaking Bad etc. I might be a little more interested in, it perhaps, but I guess they are watching pretty much mainstream, safe TV aren't they?
 
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Sky_Blue_Daz

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He was always glad to see a nice looking woman on telly
 

Johnnythespider

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Hmm, not so sure on that. If you are watching a football match, that is you watching the match and obtaining pleasure from that and if you happen to have on the radio too that just enhances your experience, because you are gaining further insight into the game you are watching.

However, if you are watching someone else play a computer game, or watching someone else watching someone else play a game, that is all about THEIR enjoyment and pleasure and surely your degree of pleasure is diminished.

I could get it a bit more if you are watching a game you haven't got, but my daughter watches people, watching people when she actually has the game herself anyway.

Puzzles the hell out of me. It's not even looking for solutions or tips.

And as for Gogglebox, surely they are watching a number of programmes you don't watch or haven't seen. Unless you have watched exactly what they have watched there is a degree of dissociation isn't there? Also aren't they more than likely watching a lot of programmes you don't like at all anyway?

I have seen clips, but I expect they are watching stuff that includes all the soaps, X Factor, Strictly, I'm a Celebrity, Call the Midwife, Downton Abbey etc. and they are all programmes I have never seen and would never, ever wish to see. And then, in that circumstance why would I want I watch people talk about programmes I have absolutely zero interest in?

Maybe I am missing the point, but if they were talking about Walking Dead, or League of Gentlemen, or Breaking Bad etc. I might be a little more interested in, it perhaps, but I guess they are watching pretty much mainstream, safe TV aren't they?
On the whole it is mainstream stuff yes, but occasionally there will be a film or a news item that is more relevant to me, where it is interesting is you get to see the reactions and opinions of a wide spectrum of society, I'm not saying it's highbrow stuff but it can be interesting. I don't watch it all the time it is more when I'm channel hopping and I will stop for a while before moving on. Anyway as I said he seemed a decent sort and his wife who appeared with him will be devastated so RIP Leon.
 

Otis

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On the whole it is mainstream stuff yes, but occasionally there will be a film or a news item that is more relevant to me, where it is interesting is you get to see the reactions and opinions of a wide spectrum of society, I'm not saying it's highbrow stuff but it can be interesting. I don't watch it all the time it is more when I'm channel hopping and I will stop for a while before moving on. Anyway as I said he seemed a decent sort and his wife who appeared with him will be devastated so RIP Leon.
It's never appealed to me, but yeah, RIP for sure and I guess that's the end of his wife on the programme as she surely wouldn't want to go alone.
 

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