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black_ops
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BTW: the person commenting on goku midnight eye, in actual fact the only thing sbs has shown on this series is the 2 part ova, which they may have listed as a movie at 1 point...
they showed it over 2 nights...
as for Des Mangan, me think's the idiot should look for another job cause 9 times out of 10 he doesn't even know what he is talking about the same with those armchair critics on the lame movie show, 5 out of 10 for them..
Personally i think glen a. baker has more knowledge of all 3 sbs critics put together, its a pity he's not into anime... |
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| black_ops wrote: | | BTW: the person commenting on goku midnight eye, in actual fact the only thing sbs has shown on this series is the 2 part ova, which they may have listed as a movie at 1 point... |
All I know is if I remember correctly (this WAS quite a while ago) it was listed in my TV guide as Movie: Goku Midnight Eye.
| Chocobahn wrote: | | Same here. More the reason for me to buy a set top box. Has been putting it off since I hardly watch TV nowadays... maybe Mythbuster, but the reception..... |
| GreyWolfe wrote: | | My set top box refuses to pick up sbs...unplug it and the tv picks it up though o_0 Apparently a known issue with set top boxes. |
It isn't an issue with the box, it's a problem with the reception. See, with analog, you can get a variable reception-anywhere between picture perfect 100% and pure static 0%. The way digital TV works, however, is it's either picture perfect or it's just not there. There's no 'in-between'. So, if you're like me and you can get a barely visible analog signal, you'll get no digital at all. The digital signal has to be roughly 50-60% of full strength to be shown. My set top box shows you the strength of the signal-if I manually select SBS's digital channel, I get SOMETHING at about 30% strength. This clearly isn't enough for a picture, but isn't even enough for the box to consider it a channel and get it's name, TV guide, etc. Though here's a hint for those with STB's: if you've reconfigured your antenna trying to improve reception, force your STB to rescan for channels: it will automatically find and store any channels for which it has adequate reception, but some boxes don't actively scan for extra channels. This also applies to when stations broadcast temporarily on extra digital channels, such as during special events like Olympics or Comm. games. |
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If you don't like Des, it's because he's better than you. 
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Bwahahahhaha.
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When he presented shows, it made watching it more worthwhile (even if he gave a good show (in my opinion) a bad review)
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Timesplitter 01
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*Big Bump*
I just looked at SBS line up until the 12 September and guess what
NO GITS:SAC!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
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I miss Des. He was fun to tune into.
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On the SBS website, they have an SBS-only TV schedule for about month in advance. It currently (11th Aug) goes up to 10th September.
Timesplitter may have seen a dfferent schedule, seeing as he's seen up to the 12th.
Presumably, GitS will begin after the cricket ends, which is the 12th.
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I watched BGC2040 on SBS when they had it, and I have a question. Did they stop after the second last episode? I remember looking at the guide that week and thinking, hang on, where's BGC?
I didn't see the episode until much later; they rebroadcast the series over three or four nights in the dead of night - every so often they've burned off repeats over a few weeks during their normal "Close" period. I taped the last block of these on VHS LP(!) and forgot about it. I was checking tapes some time later and I came across it, so I watched it - quality was pretty crap, but I'd finally seen it. |
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| I remember seeing BGC2040 on tv! But I think that I saw one of the last episodes (I don't think it was on the week after), so I had no idea what was going on. |
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Timesplitter 01
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Sorry I meant the 10th 
My hands were typing to fast, and I didnt check the post.
Dont worry sly I am not a future predicter , well not yet anyway  
Here is where I am getting me information
http://www.sbs.com.au/whatson/index.php3?tvsch=1
Any SBS viewer should know about this site.
Oh well, it must then be starting in the middle of September then. We will probably find out in a week or two.
But thanks for giving us the heads up that it is going to be a thursday.
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Dime_fan3
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Ahh, SBS...it's thanks to them I have almost every NGE episode on tape (come on, i was a pov VCE student at the time ) I can remember making the efort to watch it every saturday, no matter where i was.
Then thru sbs i think i saw castle of cagliostro, as well as some other cool anime.
I think I can safley speak for most of us when i say if it wasn't for SBS (and madman, of course) anime wouldn't be as big in australia as it is today.
I think also at the time of NGE, SBS got its highest ratings , too. (I remember reading that in a newspaper years ago, so i could be little off) |
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I think I can safley speak for most of us when i say if it wasn't for SBS (and madman, of course) anime wouldn't be as big in australia as it is today. |
Yeah, I agree. There is no way that I would be this addicted to anime today if I hadn't seen Ninja Scroll, Ghost in the Shell and Akira on SBS in the mid-90's. Damn you SBS! *shakes fist at sky* |
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| Phoenix85 wrote: | | Dreamwalker wrote: | | Actually truth be told it is already my most watched station at the moment cause of the mountains of crap shown on the other channels. |
That, and they don't have ads during the programs. |
They do during the cricket,...but that is not the major issue here. I'm yet to see SAC even though I have the first DVD lying around somewhere. Watching it on TV will help me determine whether I buy the rest of the series or not. With Madman releasing so much anime these days one needs to be prudent! 
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They do during the cricket,... |
Only because it's a contractual obligation and SBS needs the ad revenue to pay for the rights to the test series. |
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| Dime_fan3 wrote: |
I think also at the time of NGE, SBS got its highest ratings , too. (I remember reading that in a newspaper years ago, so i could be little off) |
I'm pretty sure southpark would have outrated NGE |
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Phoenix85
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| mangadude wrote: | | Phoenix85 wrote: | | Dreamwalker wrote: | | Actually truth be told it is already my most watched station at the moment cause of the mountains of crap shown on the other channels. |
That, and they don't have ads during the programs. |
They do during the cricket,...but that is not the major issue here. |
Sure isn't. Especially sicne I do my best to avoid the cricket
| mangadude wrote: | | With Madman releasing so much anime these days one needs to be prudent! |
*sigh* yes, I know what you mean. Just once, I'd like to win a few million bucks in Lotto...My DVD library (and my novels...and my manga) would start to overflow my room.
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| Phoenix85 wrote: | | mangadude wrote: | | With Madman releasing so much anime these days one needs to be prudent! |
*sigh* yes, I know what you mean. Just once, I'd like to win a few million bucks in Lotto...My DVD library (and my novels...and my manga) would start to overflow my room. |
My DVD is already overflowing my room, though not as bad as Yomiko in ROD. But that's because I live in a small house.
I'd like to win a few million bucks in Lotto so I can build a bigger house with a small home theatre, specifically built for watching anime. I'll invite you guys to come along.
Now only if I could pick the right six numbers...
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Now THAT's what I call a plan! We should all aim for the same thing!
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Agrees entirely.
Even be able to travel to Japan to get titles seen nowhere else.
Sweet  .
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| new-anime-fan wrote: | | Even be able to travel to Japan to get titles seen nowhere else. |
Then we will have to learn Japanese since most don't have English subtitle. But hey, I will do anything for anime, and that includes learning Japanese.
If I win the Lotto a couple more times, I'll licence the anime that I want to watch, directly from Japan.
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*gasp* BLASPHEMER! Don't let Madman hear you say that out loud! 
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Oh well. Madman can license those that I don't want to watch then... LOL.
There can only be so many that I want to watch. Plus I have so many that I still need to watch that are sitting on my shelves right now. I have at least 5 series that require my attention, and 2 more are on their way.
Let's see, *pulls out a calculator*
OMG! 80 episodes x 25 minutes each = 2000 minutes!!!
*sigh* no amount of Lotto money can buy me time.
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DAMN! I could only dream of that much anime!
*goes back to saving every scrap of money possible*
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Effectively the anime market in australia is a Monoploy, which is dominated by madman.
Now if madman had some real competition it would be better for the consumer
But until then I am happy to tape initial D off the TV.
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| Timesplitter 01 wrote: | Effectively the anime market in australia is a Monoploy, which is dominated by madman.
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No, Madman is just the only one who really invests a lot of their time and money into it, thus they have stronger relations with licensors than other companies. If it were a monopoly, Madman would automatically aqquire all rights to everything that came out of Japan, with no possibilities of sublicensed to anyone elese RRR INTERNET SERIOUS BUSINESS> |
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I said "EFFECTIVELY" not "IS"
Any it is confirmed. GITS:SAC will start on the 15th Spetember at 10:00pm. Sorta fits in well with Initial D (10:30pm) and Inyasha (11:00) on Cartoon network.
Any way here it is
http://www.sbs.com.au/whatson/index.php3?progdate=15:09:2005
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In a future when cybernetic enhancements are a way of life, Major Motoko Kusangi and Section 9 take care of the jobs that the police and the army can't handle. Hackers and sharpshooters, detectives and cyborgs, Section 9 is the one thing that stands between cyber-criminals and their prey. Based on the classic Japanese anime movie Ghost in the Shell, this 13-part series is set in the 2030s when, thanks to advances in technology, man and machine can be fully integrated. People can cybernetically augment their bodies and brains, have their brains transplanted to cybernetic bodies, and connect their minds directly to computers and communications networks. Public Security Section 9, headed by Daisuke Aramaki with Major Kusanagi as its tactical commander, is a special task force assembled to deal with cyber criminals and dangerous situations involving robotic citizens and other machines with minds of their own. Tonight Section 9 is summoned to resolve a hostage crisis at an establishment staffed by android geishas. (From Japan, in English) M (V) CC (*NEW SERIES*)
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And I though the first season of GITS:SAC was 26 eps ( not 13 as metioned in the quote)
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cool an princess blade is right after it,looks like a good night.
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And I though the first season of GITS:SAC was 26 eps ( not 13 as metioned in the quote) |
Knowing SBS, they are probabily screening GITS SAC the same way they did Evangelion; in 1 hour blocks of two episodes.
Since this just means you will watch it in the same order as the Japanese DVDs, it would hardly be a problem.
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| Vallen Chaos Valiant wrote: | | Timesplitter 01 wrote: |
And I though the first season of GITS:SAC was 26 eps ( not 13 as metioned in the quote) |
Knowing SBS, they are probabily screening GITS SAC the same way they did Evangelion; in 1 hour blocks of two episodes.
Since this just means you will watch it in the same order as the Japanese DVDs, it would hardly be a problem. |
Doesnt look that way on the site. Its just a half hour (30mins)
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We should be happy that they are showing anime on free-to-air TV at all. It doesn't bother me, if it's good, I'll probably buy it before SBS shows it. Either way, I'm happy.
| Phoenix85 wrote: | | DAMN! I could only dream of that much anime! |
Compare to other members of this forum, I'm shameful to say that my collection is puny, but I'm working on it.
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I've got the date for GTIS:SAC written down on my calendar. Not going to miss it! ...Hopefully...
| Chocobahn wrote: | | Phoenix85 wrote: | | DAMN! I could only dream of that much anime! |
Compare to other members of this forum, I'm shameful to say that my collection is puny, but I'm working on it. |
I can count the anime titles I have one my fingers. And still have a few leftover.
the total is 6.
(EDIT:)
Including: Trigun (copy on VHS) (complete
Cowboy BeBop (complete)
Fullmetal Alchemist
Then I have movies:
Steamboy
Samurai X (The Motion Picture)
And The Animatrix
'Tis sad. No manga to speak of either.
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7....and 3 of those titles are complete.
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| Chocobahn wrote: | | Phoenix85 wrote: | | 'Tis sad. No manga to speak of either. |
Me neither. Found it too hard (and relatively expensive) to collect. |
Manga is expensive to some degree.
I walked into borders this afternoon and saw Hellsing Manga's Volume 1-4. And I have been trying to get my hands on a volumes.
So I start filping through them and they look very good even through they are not in plastic.
Then I look at the price on the back and its says $30 
each.
I am willing to pay $15 maybe a bit more for manga but $30. I rather get a dvd for that much.
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Awesome! Finally, something to look forward to on TV! It's been a while; must make a mental note not to go out that night.
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| Timesplitter 01 wrote: | | Chocobahn wrote: | | Phoenix85 wrote: | | 'Tis sad. No manga to speak of either. |
Me neither. Found it too hard (and relatively expensive) to collect. |
Manga is expensive to some degree. |
I saw BeBop manga in borders for $20 once. But that's the brilliant thing about Madman, they're selling for $15! Madman will be finding me buying their manga. Bugger importing, I want to save me five bucks!
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| Posted: Tue Aug 23, 2005 7:48 pm Post subject: |
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| Phoenix85 wrote: | | I saw BeBop manga in borders for $20 once. But that's the brilliant thing about Madman, they're selling for $15! Madman will be finding me buying their manga. Bugger importing, I want to save me five bucks! |
So the manga at Borders are imported? I never really paid any notice to them. But yeah, it's an expensive hobby. $20 each, 10 volumes would cost you $200, enough to buy a couple of short series on DVD.
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| Posted: Wed Aug 24, 2005 8:44 am Post subject: |
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All the ones I looked at where imports, simply because I know Madman haven't got the rights to publish them yet. InuYasha, Trigun, Chrno Crusade etc. (Well they didn't have Chrno Crusade at the time)
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