Vietnam : Lost Films
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Moley RUFC

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220 months

Monday 6th February 2012
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In the military channel tonight at 9pm. Often have some decent documentarys on military. This is a 6 part series.

Preview looks good

Eric Mc

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296 months

Monday 6th February 2012
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I never understand what they mean by "lost" film. Where was it lurking? Was it ever really "lost"?

Geoffers

889 posts

284 months

Monday 6th February 2012
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Saw it advertised last night, looks good, have set reminder on my phone!

Moley RUFC

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Monday 6th February 2012
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Eric Mc said:
I never understand what they mean by "lost" film. Where was it lurking? Was it ever really "lost"?
Perhaps they found it in Gaddafi's inspiration vault recently

D1ngd0ng

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196 months

Tuesday 7th February 2012
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Any good? I forgot to put in on the planner loser

Moley RUFC

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Tuesday 7th February 2012
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It was good. Not sure how much of the footage was 'never before seen' but it was fairly informative. Must be honest I had it on at the same time as having Liverpool v Spurs on the laptop!

Eric Mc

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Tuesday 7th February 2012
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I think using the term "Lost" is tantamount to incorrect promotion. In most cases the footage is defintely NOT lost and will have been seen many times before. I wonder do Ofcom pay any attention to such misleading programme titling.

Bing o

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250 months

Wednesday 8th February 2012
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Eric Mc said:
I think using the term "Lost" is tantamount to incorrect promotion. In most cases the footage is defintely NOT lost and will have been seen many times before. I wonder do Ofcom pay any attention to such misleading programme titling.
I bet you are a laugh at dinner parties.

fathomfive

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221 months

Wednesday 8th February 2012
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Moley RUFC said:
It was good. Not sure how much of the footage was 'never before seen' but it was fairly informative. Must be honest I had it on at the same time as having Liverpool v Spurs on the laptop!
I thought it was pretty good too, certainly broke the monotony of constant WW2 programming.

I did make a mental note to watch We Were Soldiers again when I get chance, which I believe is about the battle that first programme centered around.


Eric Mc

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296 months

Wednesday 8th February 2012
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Bing o said:
Eric Mc said:
I think using the term "Lost" is tantamount to incorrect promotion. In most cases the footage is defintely NOT lost and will have been seen many times before. I wonder do Ofcom pay any attention to such misleading programme titling.
I bet you are a laugh at dinner parties.
Are dinner parties supposed to be a laugh? I look on them as a chore.

Moley RUFC

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Wednesday 8th February 2012
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The term "lost" could mean the Military TV researcher left them in a taxi on route to the TV station only for the taxi driver to turn up just as the station chief was berating his young researcher
"Oh well, that's it! Their lost then aren't they!!!!!"
Cue Barry the cabby
"Excuse me guys are these cd's yours?"
Chortles of laughter and much high fiving amongst the TV crew.
"Well, least we know what the programme can be called now"
Cue collective sighs from TV crew and roll credits.....

Edited by Moley RUFC on Wednesday 8th February 09:02

Eric Mc

125,884 posts

296 months

Wednesday 8th February 2012
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There should be a new programme called "The Lost Imagination of the Programme Titling Department at Discovery Channel".