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RE: Things I learnt from watching Spooks - TripleHazard - 17-10-2011 05:19 PM
That Episode 10's script wrighter's need some inspuration.
Only around 5 people are in MI5 at one time
RE: Things I learnt from watching Spooks - TripleHazard - 17-10-2011 07:23 PM
Never let Harry pearce come around & meet the family
you know it will end bad.
RE: Things I learnt from watching Spooks - Floz - 23-10-2011 05:49 PM
You can typea search in to the internet and all relevant sites will come up at once tiled against each other... can this actually happen or is this just spooks?
RE: Things I learnt from watching Spooks - DropkickMorgan - 24-10-2011 03:07 AM
All CCTV cameras including private security cameras are linked to the internet.
The best place to hold a top secret briefing is on a roof top.
MI5 transport laptops with important information by getting someone to carry it through London rather than driving.
MI5 computer files on people are written entirely in bulletpoints.
Spies have no friends.
Spies never get pulled over for speeding.
Every time the news says that builders have uncovered unexploded WW2 ordnance, there has been a terrorist attack.
RE: Things I learnt from watching Spooks - Horanzu - 24-10-2011 04:02 PM
Whenever a spy turns on the TV it will always be showing BBC News.
RE: Things I learnt from watching Spooks - Carly - 24-10-2011 07:31 PM
That love can be unconditional and quirky.
Getting the cheesey one out the way..
If you and a fellow spook are having a sexy-time moment
then the french doors must be open and have viole curtains blowing in the wind in a pure white room that makes everything look very romantic, alla Adam & Ros. 
RE: Things I learnt from watching Spooks - simba - 24-10-2011 10:19 PM
Dont trust anyone! even if you do, dont trust them anyway.
RE: Things I learnt from watching Spooks - Silktie - 01-11-2011 06:06 AM
The best place to hide secret information is to bury it in the garden.
If the man in the seat next to you on the plane refuses to store his laptop in the overhead locker, disembark immediately.
All men with shaven heads are up to no good.
Do not take a former lover's word for it that her offspring is from the seed of your loins - always demand a paternity test.
RE: Things I learnt from watching Spooks - JHyde - 01-11-2011 06:50 AM
I think that last one is good advice anyway!
RE: Things I learnt from watching Spooks - Tea Lady - 01-11-2011 07:35 AM
(01-11-2011 06:50 AM)JHyde Wrote: I think that last one is good advice anyway!
Yeh, especially when he looks nothing like you!
It's always better to say goodbye to your loved one by the Thames/Thames Estuary.
If you go to the Royal Opera House for day rehearsals, there will be no staff.
You can use the excuse "I'm going shopping" a million times, and come back with no shopping bags, and your husband will never get suspicious.
Never take vodka off a Russian who once wanted to kill you.
That bloke who does the M&S food adverts also kills Russian oligarchs in his spare time.
Bad people want to kill us
