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About 5 years ago I watched the original series, then TNG, I might be able to do that again, maybe this fall...
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In the states, H&I has most of the Star Trek Series on 6 days a week. Old one at 8. THG at 9. DS9 at 10, well you get the picture.
Thanks for the tip. Turns out H&I is available over the air in Atlanta. Hadn’t known that.
If you're into British comedy the "Goes Wrong Show" is pretty funny.
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We have it over the air here too, and I know Directv has it on their line-up.
I have been having a difficult time sleeping, so I like to have something on the TV to nod off to. Another over the air one is Grit that has all the old westerns. That work as does Amazon with the Classic Dr. Who shows. I like the Tom Baker Doctor.
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I liked the Tom Baker Doctor as a kid but never watched the new stuff. I watch Star Trek via a Paramount + subscription on Amazon (the only way i can see it)
I'll have to check it out. My favorite British comedies are Faulty Towers, Father Ted and IT Crowd.
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I'll have to look into this one. I love British comedies.
I also love Fawlty Towers. A local theatre company did a show of three episodes. The actors had similar looks to John Cleese, Prunella Scales, Connie Booth, and Andrew Sachs. The actor playing Basil had John Cleese's mannerisms down pat which made it almost like we were watching an episode live.
