My late husband and I loved Wallace and Grommit and Shaun the Sheep, never missed an episode. It must take hundreds of hours to make those cartoons, so clever.
….but when I take my specs off and shake out my gorgeous hair, why, suddenly am beautiful and sexy again (not)😁
I’ve found out that Green Wing is on Ch4 catchup. I’m going to binge watch it. There was one episode when one of the ladies had to wear glasses, put them on, looked at her hand and screamed that they looked like claws. I so related to that, my hands being my one vanity.
I get those weird awake but asleep happenings, forget the name Miss A, I feel the bed move and a nasty presence, theycare really scary, I've learnt to wiggle my toes to wake myself up 👀😟
I live in an old house and a few nights ago when on my own and watching tv there was a very loud noise from somewhere near where I was sitting just like a noisy hand clap 😲I got up and looked around but there was nothing to see.Felt a bit unsettled I have to say.
W & G is on BBC at 6.10 p.m. We are spending the day with our DD and DSiL at their Bristol home, so it will be a TV priority for us all. Aardman are based in Bristol.
Never go into the cellar! Never say ‘ooh what was that strange noise, I’ll go and investigate it’ never wear a white floaty dress and run through a wood😁
With that particular E Nesbitt story, no spoilers but it can be read in two ways.The first time I read it I thought it a straight forward sort of ghost story, but the second time I read it I noticed clues spread throughout it.How Mark Gatiss will interpret it is unknown.
It’s on Christmas Day but don’t know what time, I think I’ll record it. The Christmas Eve ghost story on BBC1 is a Mark Gattis adaptation of the short story by E Nesbitt called Man -sized In Marble, tho the title may be changed by Gatiss.It’s a good short story and all her spooky stories , or most of them at any rate, are worth reading, just perfect for these Winter nights. If you have a Kindle then I noticed the other day you can buy the lot for 80p!
I love the Christmas Eve ghost stories and am so pleased that Mark Gattis had revived them
Lost Hearts was on the Talking Pictures channel last night. I was made in 1973 and I remember watching as a teenager with my friend. It frightened us both to death. I have never forgotten it. It was still just as creepy when I watched it last night
I love W&G and on our recent trip to London noticed that Barbour on Regents Street have a big W&G and Shaun the Sheep display. Good to hear about the new Christmas Day W&G film.