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Couple of shows worth catching in the UK

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Rack_the_warlock

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Date Posted: Sun, May 22 2005, 1:28:17 pm PDT

tarasApprentice Joan of Arcadia has just started the second season on Livingtv (home of Teddy�s favourite Charmed). Second episode airs at 6.00pm (repeated at 7.00 on Livingtv+1) on Monday if any one in the UK wishes to catch what will be the final season.
Oh well, I guess it gives God more time to hang at Disney now.

Revelations, which I remember you mentioned once, also started last week over here. One of the reasons why I think that JoA failed was because there was no bad guy (or girl). Where as with Revelations in the first episode a girl has her heart cut out by Satanists and Gods hits another girl with lightening, rendering her brain dead with a couple of fillings lodged in the motor area of her brain. 1-1 so far on teenage girls, but the Satanist have enlisted Fred Durst from Limp Bizkit as a villain in the second episode. As everyone knows; "the Devil has the best music".

Revelations, which depicts the end of days as foretold in ummm..well Revelations, airs on Sky One on Tuesdays at 10 pm on Tuesday�s in the UK.

Don�t know if any of those sitcoms will make it over the pond, or even if they will make it full stop. I�ll keep an eye out for them.

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