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55 Degrees North, UK TV Series, 2004-2005 IMDB

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Also known as:

  • 55 moires voreia (Greece)
  • Északi meló (Hungary)


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Sandie SX

2011-04-01 23:55

Note: Most numberplates in this series are faked.

dsl SX

2011-04-02 00:43

Was this the series where The Hero drove a gold Merc Pagoda and the policeman kicked his rear light?

Sandie SX

2011-04-02 00:44

Yes. I'll add the Pagoda in a bit when I get to it in my alpha-numerical system.

It's going to be a long night of adding pictures :(

dsl SX

2011-04-02 00:51

I'll send round a plate of cheese and marmite sandwiches and a flask of cocoa to keep you going. How many sugars in the cocoa?

dsl SX

2011-04-02 02:43

Sandie wrote Note: Most numberplates in this series are faked.

Local plates from Sept 2001 in new format AB12CDE should run NA-NO as first 2 letters (Newcastle) and NP-NY (Stockton).

-- Last edit: 2011-04-02 02:44:28

Sandie SX

2011-04-02 03:41

Phew: Done. (I should not mention I was hoping to add something else tonight too.)

Nice series with a good mix of action, light heartedness and drama.

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Aircraft: http://www.impdb.org/index.php?title=55_Degrees_North

Other stuff: (Sorry no better shot of the SAAB... Indeed it disappeared and reappeared between shots.)

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Missed this for the Internet Movie Stadium Database: St. James Park. They also showed the inside of the Newcastle Falcons Rugby Ground and an Ice Hockey stadium.

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-- Last edit: 2011-04-02 12:34:48

93montero

2011-04-02 08:44

Sandie wrote (I should not mention I was hoping to add something else tonight too.)


:D

Ingo DE

2011-04-02 20:17

dsl wrote I'll send round a plate of cheese and marmite sandwiches and a flask of cocoa to keep you going. How many sugars in the cocoa?

When you want to dedicate a real calorie-bombing, you forgot the mention the authentic Scottish speciality: the fried Mars or Snickers-bar :p

Hopefully our epicoureans here haven noticed your comment :o The combination of cheese (expecially premium quality) with marmite and cocoa (even only one of them is worst!) is a pure culinaric barbarism! :no:
With just these two short sentences you havw whooped again some indeed not uncommon prejudices about the culinaric apprehension of British, especially Scottish people :/

mister car from 971

2011-04-02 20:27

In French-speaking countries, the title is "55 degrés Nord", which is the exact translation of the original title.

Ingo DE

2011-04-02 21:31

Good to know. :/

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