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by **the_mog** » Dec 16th, '06, 21:09

ok heres the thing... I'm off out for an xmas Do tomorrow night BUT i really want to see "The Hogfather" on the telly. now the obvious answer would be to set the video however i know for a fact that as soon as i leave the house my wife is rattling through channels like theres no tomorrow so chances are all i'll record are 3 inute clips from each channel that telewest have to offer!

So the big question is... if someone records it could they let me see it?

by **Markdini** » Dec 16th, '06, 21:18

Take the remote with ya! or take your wife. Maybe the remote it will fit in your pocket easyer.

by **seige** » Dec 16th, '06, 23:17

I'll Sky+ it and send you a DVD, if it's not in contravention of any copyrights or owt. I'm a stickler for rules

by **the_mog** » Dec 17th, '06, 12:10

that would be great mate...cheers :mrgreen:

by **magicmonkey** » Dec 17th, '06, 23:01

I forgot all about this until seeing this thread, so only caught the last half hour.
Did a bit of a dig and came up with the following info....

Sunday 17th December 8-10pm Sky One Terry Pratchett's Hogfather Pt 1
Monday 18th December 8-10pm Sky One Terry Pratchett's Hogfather Pt 2

Monday 25th December 1-3pm Sky One Terry Pratchett's Hogfather Pt 1
Tuesday 26th December 1-3pm Sky One Terry Pratchett's Hogfather Pt 2

Wednesday 27th December 7-9pm Sky Two Terry Pratchett's Hogfather pt1
Thursday 28th December 7-9pm Sky Two Terry Pratchett's Hogfather pt2

Saturday 30th December 3-5pm Sky Two Terry Pratchett's Hogfather pt1
Sunday 31th December 3-5pm Sky Two Terry Pratchett's Hogfather pt2

info came from here

I was gutted to have missed the beginning, but at least now we know it is on again. Apparently they have optioned the first 2 books as well(colour of magic and light fantastic)....great books but I would love to see a GOOD adaptation of "MORT".

by **Mandrake** » Dec 18th, '06, 13:11

Thanks for that, I watched the 'Making of' programme earlier and was all set to watch the first part then unexpected visitors arrived, the VCR wouldn't work and I was not a happy chappie!

by **bronz** » Dec 18th, '06, 19:44

So did anyone see it? I managed to miss it as I was round my girlfriends and the silly bint hasn't got Sky.

As for potential Pratchett tv adaptations Hogfather was always the one that I thought would translate best but otherwise anything featuring the Watch would be good. Perhaps Jingo.

by **Mandrake** » Dec 18th, '06, 23:03

I'm doomed - more @#*% visitors tonight!!!!!

by **Markdini** » Dec 18th, '06, 23:49

Now now Mandrake wheres the xmas spirit? Oh the guest have drunk it. My brother watched it being a huge Pracett fan said it was good.

by **Farlsborough** » Dec 19th, '06, 00:13

I thought it was average at best - Mr. Teatime, who surely is supposed to send an eerie chill down your neck, was just plain annoying. The graphics/effects were not all that good, the scenes seemed to cut about wildly and the acting was all a bit wooden... actually, slightly below average

by **seige** » Jan 23rd, '07, 18:01

the_mog wrote:So the big question is... if someone records it could they let me see it?

Did you get to see this? I've got it on the Sky+ box and forgot about it!

Let me know

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