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earthbound
 Post subject: Re: Television
PostPosted: Thu Feb 25, 2010 2:46 pm 
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You can also watch the whole thing here online http://www.sbs.com.au/shows/gourmetfarm ... /Episodes/

Not as good quality as you would get on dvd, but quite watchable.

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You can also watch the whole thing here online http://www.sbs.com.au/shows/gourmetfarm ... /Episodes/

Not as good quality as you would get on dvd, but quite watchable.


I don't think it's quota free though, I get the ABC iView quota free with my isp. The quality is pretty good and some good shows are hosted.

I just tried your link from work, have to wait till I get home to see it.

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What? You can;t watch online tellie at work?

Oh well, at least there's still forums... :o)

MMmm, ABC is free for me to watch with my ISP, but SBS isn't. A half hour show streamed is generally just over 100MB, not too bad...

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earthbound wrote:
What? You can;t watch online tellie at work?


I know what's the deal with that :mrgreen:

earthbound wrote:
Oh well, at least there's still forums... :o)


So true, at least while I'm in the office.

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MMmm, ABC is free for me to watch with my ISP, but SBS isn't. A half hour show streamed is generally just over 100MB, not too bad...


I'd like to see iiNet add SBS to the free quota.

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He has a book out, too. It's something like $89.95 but I've been saving a couple of gift vouchers for Dymocks from Christmas so I just might use them ...

If anyone asks what I want I always say a book or CD voucher. Not going to set the world alight, but at least I get what I want :-)

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He has a book out, too. It's something like $89.95 but I've been saving a couple of gift vouchers for Dymocks from Christmas so I just might use them ...

If anyone asks what I want I always say a book or CD voucher. Not going to set the world alight, but at least I get what I want :-)

Another good one is signing up for the Borders email. They send one out once a week and the voucher is sometimes quite good, sometimes not. Just be aware, they are usually only valid for 4-5 days. This week's is 40% off of a fiction book.

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Is any one watching "Costa's Gardening Odysey" on SaBSa (SBS)

http://www.sbs.com.au/shows/costa/watch ... show/costa

I really like it, he has had aquaponics on twice now, built wicking beds and is right into permaculture.

Italian Food safari before costa is just tourture as I want to eat all the food they show.

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Yeh, better than "better homes and gardens" thats for sure.
Food safari is a great show, always has been.
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Watched a little of Costas last night, I keep forgetting about it though.

Has anyone been watching "Cheese Slices" on the ABC, very interesting show, a 21 part series about different cheeses around Europe, I've only seen a couple but might have to try and buy the series..

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We watch the cheese slices on iview (more convenient for us), we are still getting home from work when it is on tv. This is the new series, there are 4 series in all i think. We find the show interesting, but then i do make our own cream cheese & fetta.
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I keep forgetting about the Iview until it is too late and the shows are gone.... :sad2:

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Neville Passmore also did a short piece on AP on Delish (GWN) yesterday afternoon.

After having a look around I found it was on 7TWO last week in civilisation.

I also found the Vid at http://www.thegardengurus.tv/delish/video.php
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Simo wrote:
Is any one watching "Costa's Gardening Odysey" on SaBSa (SBS)

http://www.sbs.com.au/shows/costa/watch ... show/costa

I really like it, he has had aquaponics on twice now, built wicking beds and is right into permaculture.

Italian Food safari before costa is just tourture as I want to eat all the food they show.


I've been watching both shows, Costa's is my favourite though.

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