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I was wondering if anyone else felt the same as me?

For years I felt that for the most part Red Dwarf - except series 1 and 2 which always felt very distinctively late 80's - had aged extremely well and felt surprisingly contemporary even into the late 2010s. However, on recent re-watches it has felt very dated and the humour that felt timeless 10 years ago no longer feels this way.

I was thinking it may be the Cross Country voyagers which still have their Virgin interior - however i'd be curious to know if there are any older!

Hi All,

I was wondering what people here thought of the Head of Steam chain of pubs. I have visited quite a few now, but have never quite felt they've lived up to waht I was expecting – I've always found the beer line up not quite crafty enough to consider them 'proper' craft bars yet I've found them two big and impersonal to enjoy them as a town centre real ale pub!

I'd love to hear what others think about them!

Edit- May be worth noting the one's I've visited are: I've been to Brum (semi-regularly), Sheffield, Didsbury, and Manchester NQ