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nothing on here about it, havent heard anything either.
saying that there is no academy manager listed on there, only assistant one.
http://www.liverpoolfc.com/team/academy
saying that there is no academy manager listed on there, only assistant one.
http://www.liverpoolfc.com/team/academy
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Never watched it myself, but it was supposed to be good.
my sister loves that programme, watched it a couple of times is ok.
i remember him more from cheers than anything.
is he actually a dr? cant rememberer if its just a character he plays, or if he is actually a qualified dr.
Not a doctor! Actor... I preferred Frasier to Cheers. Same guy I think is "Side Show Bob" in the Simpsons and has done a number of Broadway shows. (as has the guy that played his brother)
Looked up Wikipedia... apparently he was Sideshow Bob... he also played the captain of a starship in Star Trek Next Generation?!?!?!? I don't remember that!
It was a good show of it's time 2 and a half men was better
I find American sit coms generally poor but I guess really it's a case of scenarios that work/don't
Examples
Us 70s show great, British god awful
Us invetweeners truely abysmal, British invetweeners genius
Us office good, uk office annoying
I find American sit coms generally poor but I guess really it's a case of scenarios that work/don't
Examples
Us 70s show great, British god awful
Us invetweeners truely abysmal, British invetweeners genius
Us office good, uk office annoying
There was a British "that 70s show"?
In the US they did a "that 80s show" as well- not sure if it crossed the Atlantic- was absolutely horrendously bad.
In the US they keep remaking perfectly good sit-coms from Britain and Australia- and they're never as good as the originals. Sitcoms almost never work when being remade for a different audience! I did like season one of the US version of Wilfred though!
The problem with British sitcoms is that they are so short! (probably why they're better too)! I liked "worst week of my life"... but did they have to make each season only seven episodes long?
There was a British "that 70s show"?
In the US they did a "that 80s show" as well- not sure if it crossed the Atlantic- was absolutely horrendously bad.
In the US they keep remaking perfectly good sit-coms from Britain and Australia- and they're never as good as the originals. Sitcoms almost never work when being remade for a different audience! I did like season one of the US version of Wilfred though!
The problem with British sitcoms is that they are so short! (probably why they're better too)! I liked "worst week of my life"... but did they have to make each season only seven episodes long?
what's the american version of hussle like milk?
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i thought one was being made, must be mistaken then, i know they done the film.
shame would have been a good series.
watched the american version of shameless that was good.
I don't get cable anymore... mostly just watch Netflix and Hulu... there could be one. Rarely watch TV... except for Liverpool matches.