what do you watch?

[AHB]

I'm having a thing for Dora the Explorer lately... The way she repeats everything ~10-15 times is probably a pro for toddlers but can really get on your nerves if you can't choose not to listen to it... 

My youngest is totally into "IN THE NIGHT GARDEN" 
Even more scary than Dora & Tubbies...

[ducktapehero]

Nothing, and I mean nothing is as awful as Barney. 

Gotta disagree, I've seen Barney and the Teletubbies and neither are as creepy as the Wiggles. Grown men simply shouldn't act like that.

And I LOATHE Dragon Tales. There's one character on there, Ord who is a huge dragon. He's stupid and cowardly. I hate him. He's 10 friggin feet tall, he can fly and he BREATHES fire. WHY IN THE HELL ARE YOU AFRAID OF EVERYTHING!!!!!!

[Gareth]

I'm having a thing for Dora the Explorer lately... The way she repeats everything ~10-15 times is probably a pro for toddlers but can really get on your nerves if you can't choose not to listen to it... 

My youngest is totally into "IN THE NIGHT GARDEN" 
Even more scary than Dora & Tubbies...

My wee one has moved on from In the Night Garden (thankfully) but is now fixated with Waybuloo.

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Waybuloo

[AHB]

I'm having a thing for Dora the Explorer lately... The way she repeats everything ~10-15 times is probably a pro for toddlers but can really get on your nerves if you can't choose not to listen to it... 

My youngest is totally into "IN THE NIGHT GARDEN" 
Even more scary than Dora & Tubbies...

My wee one has moved on from In the Night Garden (thankfully) but is now fixated with Waybuloo.

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Waybuloo

YIKES.... Well, have fun...  

[Benner]

Nothing, and I mean nothing is as awful as Barney. 

This cute guy..?
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Nothing about him is cute 

[Benner]

I'm having a thing for Dora the Explorer lately... The way she repeats everything ~10-15 times is probably a pro for toddlers but can really get on your nerves if you can't choose not to listen to it... 

My youngest is totally into "IN THE NIGHT GARDEN" 
Even more scary than Dora & Tubbies...

Had that on in my house for about 3 years now.  Very odd.

[AHB]

I'm having a thing for Dora the Explorer lately... The way she repeats everything ~10-15 times is probably a pro for toddlers but can really get on your nerves if you can't choose not to listen to it... 

My youngest is totally into "IN THE NIGHT GARDEN" 
Even more scary than Dora & Tubbies...

Had that on in my house for about 3 years now.  Very odd.

Well, There are 7 years between my girls, so I can't figure out how many hours the dang Tubbies, have been played...
But I know it's WAY too many...

[Screwtape]

Nothing, and I mean nothing is as awful as Barney. 

Gotta disagree, I've seen Barney and the Teletubbies and neither are as creepy as the Wiggles. Grown men simply shouldn't act like that.

And I LOATHE Dragon Tales. There's one character on there, Ord who is a huge dragon. He's stupid and cowardly. I hate him. He's 10 friggin feet tall, he can fly and he BREATHES fire. WHY IN THE HELL ARE YOU AFRAID OF EVERYTHING!!!!!!

Uggggggg there's a wiggles trailer at the end of that Pingu DVD, my daughter can't get enough of it six or seven times in a row more some times 

Waybuloo's not bad though both my kids like it and Ivys even learning to do the Yoga moves so it's okay in my book, 

[Neil]

Television in our house is going through a very strange transition at the moment.

My boys are four and six years old.  I was kind of hoping that cbeebies would have just about disapeared from the schedule by now to be replaced by still irritating but not quite so childrens entertainment.

Instead they're still watching some of it programmes despite my occasional curt comments about baby television, have totally dismissed the content of CITV and CBBC and by an exploration of the remote control come to the conclusion that the best shows are on More Four and Dave     So now I get a strange mix of Chuggington, Kerwhiz, Grand Designs, Time Team, Top Gear, Ray Mears and Scrap Heap Challenge.

I'm sure this is not normal behaviour   

[Benner]

I often annoyingly find myself singing the theme tune to Chuggington. 

[Neil]

I often annoyingly find myself singing the theme tune to Chuggington. 

Eh...  do you ... ...  never happened here 

[nuphoria]

I'm watching the life and times of Tim right now... it's a like a very dirty secret that I think this stupid cr*p is actually funny!  

[Benner]

I often annoyingly find myself singing the theme tune to Chuggington. 

Eh...  do you ... ...  never happened here  (Image removed from quote.)

Chuuuuuuuggington. Chugga chugga chugga chugga chuggington. Chuuuuuuuuggington.  Chugga chugga chugga. Chugga chugga chugga. Chugga chugga chugga chugga chuggington.  Chuggington! 

[Neil]

  Stop it 

[Gareth]

I often annoyingly find myself singing the theme tune to Chuggington. 

Eh...  do you ... ...  never happened here  (Image removed from quote.)

Chuuuuuuuggington. Chugga chugga chugga chugga chuggington. Chuuuuuuuuggington.  Chugga chugga chugga. Chugga chugga chugga. Chugga chugga chugga chugga chuggington.  Chuggington! 

You git.  I'm going to have that running round my head all night now.   

[Gareth]

Television in our house is going through a very strange transition at the moment.

My boys are four and six years old.  I was kind of hoping that cbeebies would have just about disapeared from the schedule by now to be replaced by still irritating but not quite so childrens entertainment.

Instead they're still watching some of it programmes despite my occasional curt comments about baby television, have totally dismissed the content of CITV and CBBC and by an exploration of the remote control come to the conclusion that the best shows are on More Four and Dave     So now I get a strange mix of Chuggington, Kerwhiz, Grand Designs, Time Team, Top Gear, Ray Mears and Scrap Heap Challenge.

I'm sure this is not normal behaviour   

Can't be normal, it sounds exactly like what I watch.

[Neil]

Television in our house is going through a very strange transition at the moment.

My boys are four and six years old.  I was kind of hoping that cbeebies would have just about disapeared from the schedule by now to be replaced by still irritating but not quite so childrens entertainment.

Instead they're still watching some of it programmes despite my occasional curt comments about baby television, have totally dismissed the content of CITV and CBBC and by an exploration of the remote control come to the conclusion that the best shows are on More Four and Dave     So now I get a strange mix of Chuggington, Kerwhiz, Grand Designs, Time Team, Top Gear, Ray Mears and Scrap Heap Challenge.

I'm sure this is not normal behaviour   

Can't be normal, it sounds exactly like what I watch.

Let's ride the rails!

Oh, you meant the other stuff ... didn't you?

[Gareth]

At least Kerwizz isn't on ATM I could cheerfully kill the Kerwizzmaster. 

[yud]

I would say most defintly not normal because I am not and Top Gear and Scrap Heap Challenge (I assume here it is called Jnukyard Wars) where shows that I did and do watch

[Gareth]

I would say most defintly not normal because I am not and Top Gear and Scrap Heap Challenge (I assume here it is called Jnukyard Wars) where shows that I did and do watch

Yeah, Junkyard Wars is the American spin-off from Scrapheap Challenge.  It's been on here for so long (11 years now  ) though that I think they've run out of original ideas for the challenges.

[AHB]

The only I actually is watching is "Waking the dead" & "Gordon Ramseys kitchen nightmare"...

[yud]

I would say most defintly not normal because I am not and Top Gear and Scrap Heap Challenge (I assume here it is called Jnukyard Wars) where shows that I did and do watch

Yeah, Junkyard Wars is the American spin-off from Scrapheap Challenge.  It's been on here for so long (11 years now  ) though that I think they've run out of original ideas for the challenges.

they showed the UK one as Junkyard Wars here and I liked the UK one better then the US one

I perfer the Gordon Ramsey's F Word

[Gareth]

I would say most defintly not normal because I am not and Top Gear and Scrap Heap Challenge (I assume here it is called Jnukyard Wars) where shows that I did and do watch

Yeah, Junkyard Wars is the American spin-off from Scrapheap Challenge.  It's been on here for so long (11 years now  ) though that I think they've run out of original ideas for the challenges.

they showed the UK one as Junkyard Wars here and I liked the UK one better then the US one

Here they showed the US one as either Junkyard Wars or as Scrapheap Challenge USA.

[rp252]

I would say most defintly not normal because I am not and Top Gear and Scrap Heap Challenge (I assume here it is called Jnukyard Wars) where shows that I did and do watch

Yeah, Junkyard Wars is the American spin-off from Scrapheap Challenge.  It's been on here for so long (11 years now  ) though that I think they've run out of original ideas for the challenges.

they showed the UK one as Junkyard Wars here and I liked the UK one better then the US one

Here they showed the US one as either Junkyard Wars or as Scrapheap Challenge USA.

I've always seen Scrapheap Challenge USA.  Not seen Junkyard Wars before.

[PyroJames]

The only I actually is watching is "Waking the dead" & "Gordon Ramseys kitchen nightmare"...

Kitchen Nightmares is entertaining but it makes me think twice about eating at a restaurant.

[Screwtape]

just finished watching pyschoville, binged on all 7 episodes over the last two nights.  It's very good and I can highly recommend it, black humor and 7 dwarfs   

[Benner]

just finished watching pyschoville, binged on all 7 episodes over the last two nights.  It's very good and I can highly recommend it, black humor and 7 dwarfs   

A few people have said that to me now.  Really should go check it out.

[toothrot]

Junkyard wars started in the UK didn't it? The actor that played kryten in red dwarf was the host...wasn't it called junkyard wars too?

[Gareth]

Junkyard wars started in the UK didn't it? The actor that played kryten in red dwarf was the host...wasn't it called junkyard wars too?

I was all the brain child of Cathy Rogers (who co-hosted the show for a while) and it's gone through a few formats over the years.  For example in the first year it aired there were only two teams who came back week after week to compete against each other to see who rack up the most wins over the series.  The other host is Robert Llewellyn who, just as you say, is best known for playing Kryten in Red Dwarf.

The UK version has always been know (here at least) as Scrapheap Challenge simply because we don't use the term junkyard, we call them scrapheaps.

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Scrapheap_challenge

[Screwtape]

Junkyard wars started in the UK didn't it? The actor that played kryten in red dwarf was the host...wasn't it called junkyard wars too?

I was all the brain child of Cathy Rogers (who co-hosted the show for a while) and it's gone through a few formats over the years.  For example in the first year it aired there were only two teams who came back week after week to compete against each other to see who rack up the most wins over the series.  The other host is Robert Llewellyn who, just as you say, is best known for playing Kryten in Red Dwarf.

The UK version has always been know (here at least) as Scrapheap Challenge simply because we don't use the term junkyard, we call them scrapheaps.
revival
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Scrapheap_challenge

Loved Scrapheap challenge but I grew up on the Great Egg race theres a show that needs a