Tom's Fantastic Floating Home

Just watching this programme on Channel 4, proving interesting, and entertaining on lots of levels.

I expect it will be on 4+1 at 20.00.

Edited By V8Eng on 27/07/2014 19:34:54

MORE TV DROSS FOR THE MASSES

You watched it ?

Edited By V8Eng on 27/07/2014 23:01:40

Quite right Richard.

When posting links and advertising like this it would be courteous to provide at least a little detail about the content. It is like those irritating Youtube videos and ebay ads that start "must see..." or "worth a look..."

My post about this programme originated from the fact I pretty much stumbled upon it by accident, I was certainly not intending to be discourteous in any way.

Having watched it for a few minutes, I thought it might be of interest to to some of the people on this forum.

I assumed that there was enough information available in guides etc for people to decide about watching it, not wanting to be typing rather than watching the programme.

As to dross for the masses, I can only say one persons idea of dross might be somebody else's gem, who can really say they are qualified to judge?

I have no connection with the media and (as far as I'm concerned) not advertising anything.

Edited By V8Eng on 28/07/2014 19:18:28

It might be of a little interest to have some idea what the program is about, we some times get to see some of these programs, maybe 2 or 3 years after the BBC shows it at home. It may of course be on pay TV, but I don't go there.

Ian S C

Television?

If I watched it more often I would consider upgrading to colour

Neil

Edited By jason udall on 29/07/2014 18:08:01

You are not selling this to me. Gonna stick with Family Guy

Thanks Jason. Ian S C

I think that guy was brilliant. . . as a salesman, selling such a train of poorly thought out ideas to a programme company. We hired a yacht in 1975 (out of Lymington) which had a proper working pram hood. As for his recycling fish manure to lettuce, seems a good idea if you are on Mars or have a garden , but on a boat? . I am surprised that he did not have a cow as well. I noticed that he had some "proper engineer" to get his diesel going - says it all.

Frank