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Do you have a select few programmes that you love and get upset when they finish?
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I always do, I am still gutted as I dont know when Waterloo Road is coming back.
I mean like I don't cry or anything, it is just annoying because it's like you don't know what to do when the next week or whenever something else is on in it's place.
At lease misfits is back on Thursday so it's not all bad
I mean like I don't cry or anything, it is just annoying because it's like you don't know what to do when the next week or whenever something else is on in it's place.
At lease misfits is back on Thursday so it's not all bad
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I move on.
Not so much upset but i miss The Wire
in the last few weeks, Waterloo Road, the Inbetweeners and now Downton Abbey have all finished
I went through a phase of obsession with waterloo road when it finished once, but at the moment it's all about Downton Abbey. It's only been 2 days and I am desperate for more.
I just can't help it, TV is my passion.
It's a drag, but it's only TV.
If you DO 'get upset' and I think you might need to rethink how you spend your spare time!
I also really liked The Mole when it was originally on, and felt a similar kind of mourning when each series finished.
As a kid, I used to love Heidi (I think that was what it was called; a girl in the Alps doing things with mountain goats). I even rearranged my piano lessons so I could watch it (in the days before VCRs).
There was a kids' show on ITV in the 80s that I absolutely adored, and when it finished I was inconsolable. I was moody and crying and lost my appetite for weeks afterwards. I even planned to write to ITV to ask for a tape of it, even though we had no VCR to play it on! Funny thing is, I can't remember anything about it now. I think it was animated and had some kind of professor going around in a flying craft, and might have been American or Australian in origin.
Although I do wish they'd made more episodes of Firefly
But I've since discovered and become obsessed with other shows, as I always do, so it the "post series depression" never lasts long because there's always something new to get distracted by!
Sadly my outlook has changed due to the whole Stig farce and I'm now not bothered if it comes back or not.
Sorry, completely off topic, but it'll bug me otherwise.
How the hell do you remember how many o's there are in your username??? :eek::p
Still love Spooks but these past two series have been beyond underwhelming. Hope S10 improves and I still hope Zoe Reynolds makes a come back! (Yeah I may bs a Keeley Hawes fan!)
Huge Formula One fan so I always know I'll have something every year tbh.
That's what I was going to post.
When I watched an episode, the episode were always over too quickly. And because I'd always become so engrossed, it was always a surprise when they did end.
Yep exactly it was a great series, just knew how to keep viewers glued with some of the shock deaths in it !
Another series which i loved, but it did go down hill towards the end Boston Legal, some of the episodes in this made me laugh so hard and i am gutted that it got cancelled.
And I used to miss I'm a Celeb until last year when they engineered the win. As long as the producers bog off and leave the format to happen, I may miss it again.
I'm going to watch it this year to see if they have reviewed their decision to manipulate and edit in favour of someone who works for itv and/or has a cookery book out at christmas. If its another sham, off button, permanently.