Did anyone watch that Chrisis Command Program on BBC2 Today
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Did anyone watch that Chrisis Command Program on BBC2 Today
Did anyone watch that Chrisis Command Program on BBC2 Today the one where the London Underground tunnel callapsed because they took the wrong decision and Waterloo Station was attacked
Although my mum walked in hald way through and thought it was real I do thinck the program looked realistic
Although my mum walked in hald way through and thought it was real I do thinck the program looked realistic
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Re: Did anyone watch that Chrisis Command Program on BBC2 To
Crisisjohncas wrote:Did anyone watch that Chrisis
Erm, quite....Command Program on BBC2 Today the one where the London Underground tunnel callapsed because they took the wrong decision and Waterloo Station was attacked
Although my mum walked in hald way through and thought it was real I do thinck the program looked realistic
The three making the decisions were on the whole IMO a right dithering bunch who seemed to have little grasp on the urgency of the situation. Very engrossing though, even if it was only because I was mostly losing my rag at the "ministers".
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Missed the beginning but thought it was a good concept quite well done..
and I also got 4 out 5 the 'decisions' I saw right.
.I hope there aren't too many like that fair hair guy around in the corridors of power!! mind you there are probably loads of them like him in industry and commerce..which could explain a lot.. 
and I also got 4 out 5 the 'decisions' I saw right.
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Really? Maybe we should ban Thunderbirds, and anything with loud pops in it. Don't want to give the proles anything that might scare em ehjohndibben wrote: Irresponsible, useless rubbish that probably only served to frighten people
Seriously though, the program wasn't immensely far fetched. If people end up having panic attacks over this sort of thing they really should just stay in bed (and probably die of coronary heart disease instead).
Personally although I had plenty of gripes about the program itself, i'm all for TV that informs and challenges, even if it makes uncomfortable viewing (for whatever reason). The program IMO did not focus on the terrorist threat (Which we are all plainly aware of after all), but placed emphasis on the way in which the three "ministers" behaved as a decision making group, and ultimately how they failed. I'm sure that they could have replaced the events leading up to the plane crashing into the Houses of Parliament with organising a child's 5th birthday party and seen the same heated discussion and group dynamic
Anyway, it was a pretty populist format with not much new or dramatic to reveal, but as a viewer I enjoyed it for what it was. Interesting telly, and a change from "super garden hair house ladder property changing makeover" or "im a useless waste of space, get me a real job"..
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OK the LUL tunnels got flooded you would have flodded BUT
IF THEY had shot the plane down it would of not hit the Houses if parliment and Weakend the LUL tunnels so they would of never flodded it was the plane crashing that caused the tunnels to cave in I was told.
They also had enough time to close the Flood doors but spend to mutch time argueing insted it acting fast which can save lives
IF THEY had shot the plane down it would of not hit the Houses if parliment and Weakend the LUL tunnels so they would of never flodded it was the plane crashing that caused the tunnels to cave in I was told.
They also had enough time to close the Flood doors but spend to mutch time argueing insted it acting fast which can save lives
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You missed out "super garden hair house ladder property changing makeover auction idol" and "im a useless waste of space, get me a real job leading the country and lying to everyone".slipdigby wrote:a change from "super garden hair house ladder property changing makeover" or "im a useless waste of space, get me a real job".
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It was another 'doomsday' type thing which despite what's been said, some people could quite easily feel worse for watching.
Having grown up in the years when vivid films of what was going to happen to us in the, what was portrayed as almost inevitable nuclear holocaust, I can see that it could affect people adversely.
The famous 'War of the Worlds' broadcast in the US is a typical example.
In the wake of suicide bombers on the Moscow Underground, it is a possibility but there's nothing any individual can do and so there's little point in going on about it. To serve it up as a serious programme when it's simply a another sensationalist bit of 'what if' nonsense, is pointless.
To discuss details of it it like an inyellectual discussion about Andy Pandy
We'll be down to that soon if the obvious lack of anything new to discuss continues
Having grown up in the years when vivid films of what was going to happen to us in the, what was portrayed as almost inevitable nuclear holocaust, I can see that it could affect people adversely.
The famous 'War of the Worlds' broadcast in the US is a typical example.
In the wake of suicide bombers on the Moscow Underground, it is a possibility but there's nothing any individual can do and so there's little point in going on about it. To serve it up as a serious programme when it's simply a another sensationalist bit of 'what if' nonsense, is pointless.
To discuss details of it it like an inyellectual discussion about Andy Pandy
We'll be down to that soon if the obvious lack of anything new to discuss continues
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Didn't see this post.jjules wrote:OK. Could someone enlighten me as to what this programme was like, and what the story of it was?
In reply.
London, big disaster, we're all going to die, blah, blah and a group of 'experts' deciding how to cope with it, the end, credits, advert for Eastenders, time to make a cup of tea and find something cheerful
