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Season 1 is finished :)

Season 2 is only 53% done, not gonna be done by tonight :worship:

No rush. I've seen them all - just lost them in the crash and want them back - and you need to watch them. Watched any of it yet? Bring a stick tonight and I'll throw season 3 on it for you. I don't have any spares or I'd bring it on one :blink:

I don't have a stick I can spare :worship:

Can you bring your HDD, I'll bring a laptop?

Okie dokie.

I have all of S2 of castle as well if you want those. I haven't watched them yet - downloaded them last night

LOL, I need to clean up those folders aye. Looks like i started half arsed doing it then gave up

Missing an ep from stage 1... They are numbered 01 to 26, let me know which one you are missing.

LOL, I need to clean up those folders aye. Looks like i started half arsed doing it then gave up

Missing an ep from stage 1... They are numbered 01 to 26, let me know which one you are missing.

Looks like 26, but I have that one still from before the crash :D I had 19-26 on a stick in the car

i have inital d on dvd...might watch it now! its been about 6 years since i watched it last

I want to get it on DVD, but there's no western licence for it anymore (madman lost the rights for some reason) :D I'm hoping that it gets re-released at some stage.

I want to get it on DVD, but there's no western licence for it anymore (madman lost the rights for some reason) :D I'm hoping that it gets re-released at some stage.

i got minr from hong kong or somthing

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