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2010-01-26
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#12
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Originally Posted by colnago
At least we're more or less up to date on Dr. Who.
Just like the DTM coverage, among other things, "the states" gets "Euro" broadcasts several months after original airings. I sensed something was off during the interview, despite me not being a regular viewer. My girl just called me to the tele to let me know they were "revealing".
Getting BBC news real time but broadcast a season late, tends to throw one off a bit.
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2010-01-26
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#13
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Originally Posted by DaveP1
Have they shown Tennant's final episode?
At least we're more or less up to date on Dr. Who.
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2010-01-26
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#14
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Originally Posted by jaark
If "The End of Time" is his final episode, we've seen it.
Have they shown Tennant's final episode?
I'll give Matt Smith a chance but I wish they'd hired Richard Hammond from Top Gear instead.
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2010-01-26
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#15
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Torrents have mostly made the US-Europe time gap null, for me at least it has.
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2010-01-26
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#16
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Meh...I've reached a point in my live where I appreciate not having to implement a "workaround" or "engineering a solution" for every facet of my life. After years of stressing over whether the US will even get TV coverage for "Le Tour", F1, or if NASCAR will preempt 22 of the 24 hours of Le Mans, coupled with hearing, "unfortunately, this amazing car won't be making its way stateside", I've resinged myself to taking what I can get, via the easiest means available.
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2010-01-26
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#17
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Originally Posted by colnago
Agreed. I want to punch the buttons on my remote and have shows appear. If they're a year old, I can live with it.
Meh...I've reached a point in my live where I appreciate not having to implement a "workaround" or "engineering a solution" for every facet of my life.
Originally Posted by colnago
We're supposedly getting both the Fiat 500 Abarth and the Alfa Brera
coupled with hearing, "unfortunately, this amazing car won't be making its way stateside"
(and Chrysler better not rebadge the Alfa 
).To heck with cell phones, Italian cars are drool worthy gadgets.
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2010-01-27
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#18
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Originally Posted by DaveP1
Well, you are up to date then, and not far behind us at all (it was broadcast here on New Year's day.
If "The End of Time" is his final episode, we've seen it.
I'll give Matt Smith a chance but I wish they'd hired Richard Hammond from Top Gear instead.
Getting BBC news real time but broadcast a season late, tends to throw one off a bit.