Suddenly, living on a space station has lost some of its appeal.

I was under the impression that Escher was one of the freelancers (just with a slightly different agenda to the rest).

I'm hoping that that's all about to change. I find it quite hard to believe that Julian is the architect of so much Future destruction.

Sadly if there was such an award it would end up going to someone like Tom Cruise.

I thought the ending was ace. Didn't expect it and was pleasantly surprised.

I saw it on Saturday and when leaving the cinema I heard more than one person say "it wasn't was funny as Shaun." For Shame.

Not quick enough. *Sigh*

I love it too. I think the chemistry between Audrey, Nathan and Duke is fabulous.

We stopped at a really nice pub in Wetwang. There were a queue of people waiting to have their photo taken by the "welcome to Wetwang". I bet they get their signs stolen all the time.

That game was so so good. If only the TV show was half as well written as that game.

I LOVED the 90s version.

Agreed. Very much looking forward to seeing him on my telly on a nearly-weekly basis.

Well I suppose that's an imaginative way of hiding all the whisky.

And fry eggs on your car.

I imagine that little dog yapping away going "let me at it! Let me at it!"

So, the only man who will be able to save us is Derek Acorah?

This caused such a huge laugh at the cinema when I saw it.

My thoughts exactly.

I shall now be singing it this way!

Oh yes. And at three two-hour eps per season it's not a massive time commitment.