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I thought the programme was excellent also
Glad someone else has got some taste in TV
Mo
Posted: Mon Feb 01, 2010 12:01 am
I know telly's a bit low-brow for this cultural site, but did anyone see 'Mo' this evening?
I thought it was outstanding television - a sensitive and intelligent reflection on one of the greatest British politicians of recent years (in my opinion).
Hasten to add, this isn't an emotive comment due to the nature of the programme, I honestly consider her up there with the likes of John Smith.
*hides behind settee*
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I thought it was outstanding television - a sensitive and intelligent reflection on one of the greatest British politicians of recent years (in my opinion).
Hasten to add, this isn't an emotive comment due to the nature of the programme, I honestly consider her up there with the likes of John Smith.
*hides behind settee*
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Guzzler
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Re: Mo
Posted: Mon Feb 01, 2010 12:17 am
Yes I watched it and enjoyed it. But it realy hit home.
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johne
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Re: Mo
Posted: Mon Feb 01, 2010 12:23 am
John Smith? Deceased Labour leader? What were his towering achievements then?

Ajax
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Re: Mo
Posted: Mon Feb 01, 2010 9:03 am
I spoke to Mo Mowlem a number of times whilst she waited for her Special branch car and she was a very nice woman who seemingly had time for everyone.
Sadly missed
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X.R.D
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Re: Mo
Posted: Mon Feb 01, 2010 9:13 am
Is she Hovis?
Blimey, hardly suprising with her Rubinesque figure.
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NZ_Bootneck
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Re: Mo
Posted: Mon Feb 01, 2010 12:21 pm
No one criticises dead politicians, and dramas about them (especially if they had something to make them more human, like cancer) are almost sycophantic.
I didn't watch Mo, and didn't think much of her politics either.
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I didn't watch Mo, and didn't think much of her politics either.
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angrydoc
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Re: Mo
Posted: Mon Feb 01, 2010 4:40 pm
Guzzler:
I know telly's a bit low-brow for this cultural site, but did anyone see 'Mo' this evening?
I thought it was outstanding television - a sensitive and intelligent reflection on one of the greatest British politicians of recent years (in my opinion).
Hasten to add, this isn't an emotive comment due to the nature of the programme, I honestly consider her up there with the likes of John Smith.
*hides behind settee*
I thought it was outstanding television - a sensitive and intelligent reflection on one of the greatest British politicians of recent years (in my opinion).
Hasten to add, this isn't an emotive comment due to the nature of the programme, I honestly consider her up there with the likes of John Smith.
*hides behind settee*
I thought the programme was excellent also
Glad someone else has got some taste in TV

Beith12
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