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"Young Guns", "I Love 1984" repeats on UK TV

posted by davidt on Tuesday December 24 2002, @10:00AM
English Martyr writes:

UK Horizons are repeating the "Young guns go for it" documentaries on New Years Eve. The four programs are being shown back-to-back with The Smiths starting at 11:50. A unique opportunity to bring in the new year with Mozzer!

Christmas Day night sees a repeat of "I love 1984" which again features The Smiths. This is being shown on BBC2 starting at 12:40.
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  • WHAT could be more perfect!!!
    Sitting inside, under a Power Rangers duvet, seeing the New Year in with this programme!

    I'll be so happy to miss Scotch & Wry this year :)

    ANON!!
    Anonymous -- Tuesday December 24 2002, @11:43AM (#51877)
  • Could anyone please tell what UK horizons is? Why don't they just show the Young Guns repeat on the BBC?
    Spineless Swine <[email protected]> -- Wednesday December 25 2002, @01:15PM (#51916)
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    Leave your future behind you.
  • What I hate about those 'I heart the 80s' shows is the idiotic 'stars' who comment on it. Like that bastard Robert Elms who had to have a go at Moz, something he's done before. Is he trying to be the new Bob Geldof or something?
    Anonymous -- Friday December 27 2002, @11:59AM (#52009)
    • Re:Idiots by Benton (Score:1) Friday December 27 2002, @04:26PM
  • what about that bitch Mary Ann Hobbs who said Morrissey was idolised by middle class bastards who wanted to feel downtrodden when they were really privileged! I shouted at the tv when i heard that ridiculous comment! and what did Bob geldoff say about Morrissey?!
    sPANS -- Friday December 27 2002, @07:55PM (#52027)
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    There are fewer more distressing sights than that of an englishman in a baseball cap!

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