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  1. I hope I haven’t crossed any lines recently, David!! I was getting annoyed with someone’s refusal to listen to reason (and their poor editing skills….!!!).

  2. I watched the New Year’s Day Jam & Jerusalem and thoroughly enjoyed it. This was one of the rare pieces of quality in an otherwise dross-ridden Christmas TV schedule. With a cast of this quality together with a well-written and understated script this series is a hidden gem as was Early Doors, another series that didn’t follow the norm.

  4. Hi Darren

    Its a cable produced show in the US hence the odd running time. I’m not aware of any editing.

    (PS next time use TV Lounge section?) Cheers.

  5. Hello,

    I am looking for an answer to a question, and I thought this is a great place to start.

    Do you think that Californication is edited before it is aired on channel 10, with the fact the show only goes for 40 minutes with Ads. I believe it is censored and my wife disagrees.

    What are your thoughts

    Darren

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