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Posted by Neversoft on 10-04-2007 01:09 PM:

TV Shows that being with the letter "K" or have numbers in the title

Knightmare
Blakes 7

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Posted by Mystic Slippers on 10-04-2007 01:47 PM:

Krypton Factor.

Posted by bartleby on 10-04-2007 01:49 PM:

Knight rider

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Posted by Mother on 10-04-2007 02:32 PM:

Hawaii Five-O

Posted by jicjak on 10-04-2007 02:42 PM:

Route 66

Posted by stickywicket on 10-04-2007 04:34 PM:

Numbers

Posted by Vampire on 10-04-2007 04:47 PM:

Kenan & Kel

Posted by weedmonsta on 10-04-2007 05:20 PM:

The Krypton Factor
The 4400
Stargate SG-1

Posted by bartleby on 10-04-2007 05:20 PM:

http://www.tv.com/shows/az.html?l=K

End k part of thread

Owned !

What do i win ?

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Posted by David Cameron on 10-04-2007 06:19 PM:

Her0es

Posted by punzada on 10-04-2007 08:56 PM:

21 Jump Street

Posted by Mystic Slippers on 10-04-2007 10:10 PM:

Number 73
Parallel 9
Space 1999
Joe 90

Posted by Avenue_1 v3.0b on 10-04-2007 11:55 PM:

Beverley Hills 90210

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Posted by David Cameron on 10-05-2007 12:09 AM:

Stargate infinity

Who wants to be a Millionaire

Posted by Vampire on 10-05-2007 12:22 AM:

quote:
Originally posted by cupidstunt
Stargate infinity

Technically, I don't think infinity is a number.

Posted by ZootedLooter on 10-05-2007 12:55 AM:

^^^^^^^
geek

the young ones

yeah yeah i know its not meant as a #...but this show deserves a mention in every thread possible

Vyvyan Basterd is my hero

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Posted by Neversoft on 10-05-2007 11:34 AM:

^ Fuck, a Yank with a sense of humour. The planet must be imploding

If you tell me you've also watched (and enjoyed) Bottom, Monty Python and Fawlty Towers - I'll make you an honorary Brit... which means you're allowed to fuck Camilla Parker Bowles in the arse.

Oh, and...

Kyle XY
Onedin Line

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Posted by David Cameron on 10-05-2007 06:30 PM:

quote:
Originally posted by Vampire
Technically, I don't think infinity is a number.

I would disagree.

Posted by Avenue_1 v3.0b on 10-05-2007 07:06 PM:

quote:
Originally posted by ZootedLooter

the young ones

yeah yeah i know its not meant as a #...but this show deserves a mention in every thread possible

Vyvyan Basterd is my hero

And there was me thinkin' you're just another dumb yank, there's hope for you yet boy! The young ones were outstandin'!!! (except for that unfunny cunt mike)

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Posted by doctor zoidy on 10-06-2007 01:51 AM:

quote:
Originally posted by cupidstunt
I would disagree.

my calc teacher always defined infinity as "to grow without bounds" which makes it more of a verb than a noun really, but the concept is sound, that it is not actually a number, but an irrational concept. you rarely see it in everyday math, unless your calculations of f(y) as x approaches infinity... but then again, you rarely see midgets around here, and i'm sure there are plenty in hiding.

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quote:
Originally posted by Dwaggy
Thats alot of words for someone that sells DVDs out of the back of a truck

quote:
Originally posted by Avenue_1 v3.0b
Read zoidys comment for clarification.

Posted by J Fresh on 10-06-2007 05:36 PM:

quote:
Originally posted by Neversoft
^ Fuck, a Yank with a sense of humour. The planet must be imploding

If you tell me you've also watched (and enjoyed) Bottom, Monty Python and Fawlty Towers - I'll make you an honorary Brit... which means you're allowed to fuck Camilla Parker Bowles in the arse.

Oh, and...

Kyle XY
Onedin Line

Honorary Brit here then!

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Posted by David Cameron on 10-06-2007 06:11 PM:

quote:
Originally posted by doctor zoidy
my calc teacher always defined infinity as "to grow without bounds" which makes it more of a verb than a noun really, but the concept is sound, that it is not actually a number, but an irrational concept. you rarely see it in everyday math, unless your calculations of f(y) as x approaches infinity... but then again, you rarely see midgets around here, and i'm sure there are plenty in hiding.

Infinity is a perplexing concept -perhaps beyond the reach of human imagination. No wonder confusion abounds regarding its essential nature! The resolution of its true identity lies in the definition of number, which proves as elusive as infinity itself. In the midst of this confusion, mathematicians, philosophers, science-fiction writers, and the general population remain adamant in their claim infinity is not a number. Yet what supports this claim, if not a good understanding of number? Is the claim simply a stagnant belief, destined to die out slowly, just as when zero was once thought not to be a number? This appears to be the case, in light of tremendous support for the claim that infinity is a number, and a poignant shortage of evidence to support the opposite.

Five arguments claiming infinity is not a number have been presented, each one shown to be lacking. Infinity cannot be written in standard notation, but only because our number system is designed for writing finite numbers. Infinity may not be identifiable in the world, but neither are many other numbers that we deal with. Infinity does not simply mean endless growth this is only how it is used when performing limits, not when it is used to describe the cardinality of a set. Infinity differs from finite numbers in the properties it exhibits, but using properties to define numbers is superfluous and begs the question. Mathematicians working with formal systems can choose to work with whichever entities they so choose, but this does not affect the underlying logical reality numbers still exist regardless of what formal system is employed.

In order to clarify the issue, three clear and unambiguous definitions for number have been proposed: infinity as the sort of thing we can tally; infinity as an indicator of quantity; and infinity as an abstract logical object that is equinumerous to some conceivable set. None of these conceptions of number conflict, and each one of them supports the idea of infinity as a number. These three definitions stand unopposed, as competing theories have been shown to be faulty. The acceptance of only one of these three definitions is sufficient to conclude that infinity is a number.

There is nothing left that remains to be said; the opposition has failed to provide a supporting framework for their claim, whereas several viable definitions of number that include infinity have been proposed. Advancement in the understanding of infinity will not come as a result of research illuminating the issue; it will come as a result of intellectual communities accepting what has already been demonstrated: infinity is a number.

Posted by Avenue_1 v3.0b on 10-06-2007 07:49 PM:

quote:
Originally posted by J Fresh
Honorary Brit here then!

You can never be an honourary brit with a tiny 'shroom cock. You can be an honourary illegal immigrant, now go pick some cockles

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Posted by doctor zoidy on 10-06-2007 07:58 PM:

quote:
Originally posted by Neversoft

If you tell me you've also watched (and enjoyed) Bottom, Monty Python and Fawlty Towers - I'll make you an honorary Brit...

unfortunately, kids these days all know OF monty python, but only the holy grail (and most of them add "the quest for" into the title)... i prefer life of brian in the full length section, and if i had to choose a favorite derivative of python, it would be John Cleese's How to Irritate People. Fawlty Towers was decent, and I used to catch Black Adder at my dad's, but I've never seen bottom...

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quote:
Originally posted by Dwaggy
Thats alot of words for someone that sells DVDs out of the back of a truck

quote:
Originally posted by Avenue_1 v3.0b
Read zoidys comment for clarification.

Posted by ZootedLooter on 10-07-2007 01:30 AM:

same here zoidy....fawlty was ok....never heard of bottom...and i def went through the python family and offsprings.....as far as python flicks...brian rules em all....but terry gilliam surpassed anything they did together with most of his flicks.....but bottom?....it might not have reached the states....

.i used to watch a bunch of brit tv on pbs stations throughout the 80s...fucked if i remember what they were called now though...i do remember "are you being served" was one of em

i also seen danger bros...a sort of jackass in the 80s with rick mayall and adrian edmunson...but mayall mustve been tired of gettin the short end cause adrian played the butt of the jokes
i heard some of these guys did another show together but i dont remember what its called...

Posted by Vampire on 10-07-2007 10:53 AM:

quote:
Originally posted by ZootedLooter
never heard of bottom
.....
rick mayall and adrian edmunson
.........
i heard some of these guys did another show together but i dont remember what its called...

Bottom

or

Filthy, Rich & Catflap

Posted by ZootedLooter on 10-07-2007 12:04 PM:

well that explains that.....

drop dead fred and the worlds most complete bastard together for all these years.....heres danger bros link....

Danger Brothers

looks like i have some leeching to do... thanx vamp...and ns for the heads up...ill wave the jack tommorow on columbus day...while i watch limey tv

:::rik mayall had a show on bravo network in the 90s...it was sort of one character one episode skit type series... i didnt catch it often but what i did didnt impress me much

Posted by David Cameron on 10-07-2007 01:38 PM:

Adrian Edmonson wasn't involved but you really should watch The New Statesman as well.

As an impressionable child, Alan B'stard was a worthy role model.

Posted by Neversoft on 10-07-2007 10:58 PM:

Some of you Americans are bringing a tear to my eye... Good on yer lads, give Friends, Sex in the City and that other turgid shit a good kicking from Blighty.

*sings the national anthem*

I love you guys!

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Posted by doctor zoidy on 10-08-2007 12:24 PM:

quote:
Originally posted by Neversoft
Some of you Americans are bringing a tear to my eye... Good on yer lads, give Friends, Sex in the City and that other turgid shit a good kicking from Blighty.

*sings the national anthem*

I love you guys!

you think thats good, someone's random signature quote turned me on to Life On Mars, took me a couple of minutes, then i'm like, isnt that Jip from Human Traffic?

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quote:
Originally posted by Dwaggy
Thats alot of words for someone that sells DVDs out of the back of a truck

quote:
Originally posted by Avenue_1 v3.0b
Read zoidys comment for clarification.

Posted by J Fresh on 10-09-2007 02:11 PM:

Been watching Monty Python, Dangerous Brothers, and The Young Ones since like 5th grade. Which is quite amazing for a yank kid.

Then again I was probably the only kid to watch A Clockwork Orange in the 4/5th grade also.

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Posted by David Cameron on 10-09-2007 07:17 PM:

Rik Mayall and Adrian Edmonson were good, personally Bottom was my favourite, probably more to do with my age at the time of watching it than the actual content.

BUT...

Good as they are I don't think they should be classed in the same league as Monty Python. The Pythons were true comedy pioneers, rivalled only by the wit of Peter Cook. Life of Brian is a fucking masterpiece that, with the PC brigade about, will NEVER be equalled. /me wipes tear from eye. (Japs eye)

Posted by J Fresh on 10-09-2007 08:49 PM:

I used to have the Monty Python PC games "Complete Waste Of Time" and "Holy Grail" back in the late 90s....many hours a spent there.

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Posted by Neversoft on 10-11-2007 01:05 AM:

quote:
Originally posted by doctor zoidy
you think thats good, someone's random signature quote turned me on to Life On Mars

Awwww, I think that was me *swoons*

Excellent show... Truely inspired and I can't wait for the spin-off that is set in the 1980s. Can't remember the name but I get moist thinking about it. It might not be "comedy" as such but the writing is spectacular and about as non-PC as you can get

(if anybody else here still hasn't seen Life on Mars - DO IT!)

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Posted by ZootedLooter on 10-11-2007 01:07 AM:

will do......

......but only cause it got the vampires dick in trouble with his wife...

also your doing

Posted by David Cameron on 10-11-2007 07:21 AM:

YEp Life on Mars was good, hope Ashes to Ashes will be just as good.

Theres no John Simm but Philip Glenister should be able to carry it.

Posted by Neversoft on 10-11-2007 09:25 PM:

You'd better watch Life on Mars before the American "remix" is aired - in case they fuck it up

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