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The Valleys S01E01 HDTV x264-C4TV
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Posted at 01/10/2012, 14:45
my god. uk remakes jersey shore. no one on this board is allowed to complain about the us remaking
a uk series ever again!
a uk series ever again!
Posted at 01/10/2012, 15:19
yes, it's the same concept, but the uk already remade the jersey shore as the geordy shore, set in
newcastle. this just moves the concept to wales.
i saw an advert for this on tv, and it looks just awful (kind of a redundant comment for reality
shows, i know.) and for the record, the truly horrible people you see in this show really aren't
representative of regular welsh people. all they've done is choose a bunch of people you would
repeatedly punch in the face if you ever met them in real life in order to capture the "i'll do
anything to be famous/rich" antics they get up to in the desperate hope for ratings. it's the same
for all shows of this type i know, but just because something's been done time and time again, it
doesn't actually make it any good. the people they get for shows like these just make me look
forward to armageddon, and think it might actually be justified!
and to the earlier comment about uk/us remakes, there's a massive difference between remaking
scripted shows that didn't require it, and reusing a reality concept.
newcastle. this just moves the concept to wales.
i saw an advert for this on tv, and it looks just awful (kind of a redundant comment for reality
shows, i know.) and for the record, the truly horrible people you see in this show really aren't
representative of regular welsh people. all they've done is choose a bunch of people you would
repeatedly punch in the face if you ever met them in real life in order to capture the "i'll do
anything to be famous/rich" antics they get up to in the desperate hope for ratings. it's the same
for all shows of this type i know, but just because something's been done time and time again, it
doesn't actually make it any good. the people they get for shows like these just make me look
forward to armageddon, and think it might actually be justified!
and to the earlier comment about uk/us remakes, there's a massive difference between remaking
scripted shows that didn't require it, and reusing a reality concept.
Posted at 01/10/2012, 15:30
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Posted at 01/10/2012, 17:43
i'm from newcastle and completely agree.the women are the worst possible advert for the area.if i
believed in a god i would wish he helped us.
believed in a god i would wish he helped us.
Posted at 01/10/2012, 17:49
as for the series, na, i'll pass
as for geordies, i've always been fond of em, as a southern boy i've always found em friendly and
easy to party with, maybe the uk virus has finally reached up there as well, mind you a geordie
chick gave my mate the clap years ago while she was visiting here and then wouldn't answer the phone
no more hahahahaha.
as for geordies, i've always been fond of em, as a southern boy i've always found em friendly and
easy to party with, maybe the uk virus has finally reached up there as well, mind you a geordie
chick gave my mate the clap years ago while she was visiting here and then wouldn't answer the phone
no more hahahahaha.
Posted at 05/10/2012, 21:40
none of you have watched the aussie version, the shire... made jersey shore emmy award winning material.
