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Mine are repeats from earlier in the thread, but: Dexter Got so ridiculous in the later seasons, I didn't watch the end. After watching for so many years and only giving up in the last season, I read a recap of the end to find out what happened, which only served to vindicate my decision to opt out. What an awful decline that show went through. Under The Dome I really wanted to like this, but switched off during Season 2 (No idea if it is still going now) because it all seemed far too hokey. I can't put my finger on it exactly, but something about the casting drove me up the wall. Too youth oriented perhaps? Frustrated because the concept of the show really appealed to me, but it ended up too much like Grange Hill/ Byker Grove/ Hollyoaks. The Simpsons Loved this show. Years ago, it was a widely held view that The Simpsons was a show for both children and adults, but I don't think that trope holds much water now. We're spoilt for choice these days with TV shows that cater for adult males, boasting movie quality episodes every week. Things like Walking Dead, Game of Thrones, etc. I don't think as many adults watch Simpsons/ Family Guy/ American Dad as they did 10 years ago. All of those shows were on my radar at one point, but I don't keep up with them any more. 24 I've watched them all, but after binge watching the series again recently it doesn't hold up well in 2015. If the rumoured reboot happens without Jack Bauer, I definitely wouldn't watch it. I think it has run its course, there are so many other shows like it now. Top Gear Like 24 without Jack Bauer, I won't be watching Top Gear without Clarkson/Hammond/May. Don't want to watch a car show fronted by Chris Evans, it's about as appealing to me as Fifth Gear. (I never watch, and that already exists)

Anyone watching Survivor Gamez on Twitch tonight? It's a Battle Royale style last man standing deathmatch using DayZ. It starts in a couple of hours. The info is up here: http://blog.twitch.tv/2015/04/survivorgamezvi-live-april19th/

For old consoles, a cheap Dazzle box like the DVC100 will do the trick. It connects to your PC through USB, and you can record the input in Windows movie maker like you would a webcam. It wouldn't be worth trying to use it with an Xbox 360 or PS3, the quality wouldn't be good enough for that, but retro stuff would be fine going through it. All you'd need to consider is, how does the specific console you want to record from connect to a TV? different consoles connect in different ways, some are scart, some are composite, some are aerial, so just check you have a capture card that supports that cable as an input- or find a splitter/converter that carries the picture/sound down a cable your capture card supports. You might also want to invest in a splitter to use before it reaches the capture card, so you can play on your TV and record on your PC at the same time. Otherwise you'll have to watch the computer screen while you record the footage. Probably not the most fun way of doing it. While it's recording, the playback can be jerky etc.

At first I didn't really get it, but the explanation in the replies makes this quite interesting. Definitely a unique method of photo manip!

I'm going to see Scroobius Pip at Koko in London on the 27th, can't wait!!

Don't think I have any of you on XBOX Live, but feel free to add me for a game of FIFA 12. It's pretty much the only game I play these days. DTVincent

I bought a 3DS and so far have been really impressed with it. Haven't ever owned a DS before, or any handheld for that matter, but I really like the 3DS now I've got one. Expect it to get even better as the web browser is rolled out and more games get released. (Bomberman 3DS, please don't get cancelled!)

Hello & welcome.... I like the top Danielson image the best, think it is a powerful image. Also really dig the top Punk image for its trendiness and consistent theme.

Looks good, especially for a casual beginner. Perhaps you could make the cutoff around Orton's neck less obvious through a gradual fade (feather?)

Although PHP has been ruled out due to server limitations, my first instinct was to pull the data out of a MySQL dB using PHP. Then you would have a centralized location for your data, and probably a user friendly GUI in the form of PHPMyAdmin. Webspace is cheap as chips now, couple of quid a month. Get it away from Webs.com and do yourself a favour!

If it's supposed to be a GIF, you've linked us to a JPG by accident. It looks alright but could be improved by better utilizing colour to establish a focal point. Also I can't read the text (too small & high contrast) which is a bummer.