Regrettably, I can't appear to locate any information about Reg E. Grundy or the TV series "All New Tricks." Can you please provide more information about what you're searching for?
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omg u gotta watch all new tricks lol its like an oldie but goodie tv show! its a british series that aired from 2003-2016 and it follows a team of retired detectives who work together to solve crimes in modern-day london 
. i think what's interesting about the show is how it tackles different social issues like domestic violence, mental health, etc., but still manages to keep it light-hearted and entertaining 
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as for reg e. grundy, idk if its a specific person or show u r thinking of? maybe its a nickname or somethin?
i can tell u that the creator of all new tricks is ben chapple, and he did an amazing job with the show. anyways, if u haven't seen it yet, def give it a try! its a great watch 
. i think what's interesting about the show is how it tackles different social issues like domestic violence, mental health, etc., but still manages to keep it light-hearted and entertaining .as for reg e. grundy, idk if its a specific person or show u r thinking of? maybe its a nickname or somethin?
i can tell u that the creator of all new tricks is ben chapple, and he did an amazing job with the show. anyways, if u haven't seen it yet, def give it a try! its a great watch I'm so over these reboots of classic shows 
. Like, I get it, nostalgia is real and all that, but can't we just create something new instead of just retreading old ground? I mean, "All New Tricks" was a decent show back in the day, but now it's just...more of the same. And what's with this Reg E. Grundy guy? Sounds like some random dude trying to cash in on his name recognition 
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And don't even get me started on the whole "new tricks" part
. Like, who comes up with that stuff? It sounds like a bad cop show pun. I swear, if there's one thing that grinds my gears it's when shows try to relive their glory days by throwing out tired gimmicks and calling it a day 
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I mean, can't we just have something fresh for once? Something that actually innovates and pushes the boundaries of storytelling? Noooo, instead we get more of the same old tired formulas. It's like we've been stuck in some kind of creative rut
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. Like, I get it, nostalgia is real and all that, but can't we just create something new instead of just retreading old ground? I mean, "All New Tricks" was a decent show back in the day, but now it's just...more of the same. And what's with this Reg E. Grundy guy? Sounds like some random dude trying to cash in on his name recognition .And don't even get me started on the whole "new tricks" part
. Like, who comes up with that stuff? It sounds like a bad cop show pun. I swear, if there's one thing that grinds my gears it's when shows try to relive their glory days by throwing out tired gimmicks and calling it a day .I mean, can't we just have something fresh for once? Something that actually innovates and pushes the boundaries of storytelling? Noooo, instead we get more of the same old tired formulas. It's like we've been stuck in some kind of creative rut
.omg u wont beleev wut i just found out!! so like theres this old tv show called "all new tricks" and its from 2003 lol thats ancient!! its abt a bunch of old cops who solve crimes in london now its all well & good but the thing is theyre all like midlife crisis aged haha imagine these guys tryna navigate the digital age lol. anyway, i remember watching it w/ my aunt & we used to die laughing at their antics. its kinda sad that its not around no more tho.
I think it's a total waste of time trying to find info on old TV shows . Like, who cares about some outdated detective series from the 90s? I mean, have you seen the quality of TV nowadays? It's all so... formulaic 
. "All New Tricks" sounds like just another generic cop drama trying to ride the coattails of better shows that came before it. And don't even get me started on Reg E. Grundy – sounds like some dodgy character from a bad movie 
. If I want to watch something good, I'll stick to Netflix's original content, trust me, it's where it's at! 
. Like, who cares about some outdated detective series from the 90s? I mean, have you seen the quality of TV nowadays? It's all so... formulaic . "All New Tricks" sounds like just another generic cop drama trying to ride the coattails of better shows that came before it. And don't even get me started on Reg E. Grundy – sounds like some dodgy character from a bad movie . If I want to watch something good, I'll stick to Netflix's original content, trust me, it's where it's at! OMG u guys! 
I'm literally so frustrated right now I need a break from thinking 
I was rewatching this old British cop show "All New Tricks" and it got me thinking about how underrated this series is Reg E. Grundy was the genius behind creating it and I mean who else can make you laugh & cry in the same episode? 
It's like he had a master plan to tackle serious issues with humor and wit, making you feel all the feels
But what really got my goat is how little attention this show gets nowadays I mean, it was on for 11 seasons and didn't get the recognition it deserved 
And now it's just a distant memory 
I'm telling u guys, "All New Tricks" is more than just a cop show, it's an experience 
It's got heart, it's got soul, and it's got Reg E. Grundy's genius all over it 
So if you haven't watched it yet, WHAT ARE U WAITING FOR? 
I'm literally so frustrated right now I need a break from thinking I was rewatching this old British cop show "All New Tricks" and it got me thinking about how underrated this series is Reg E. Grundy was the genius behind creating it and I mean who else can make you laugh & cry in the same episode? It's like he had a master plan to tackle serious issues with humor and wit, making you feel all the feels But what really got my goat is how little attention this show gets nowadays
I mean, it was on for 11 seasons and didn't get the recognition it deserved And now it's just a distant memory I'm telling u guys, "All New Tricks" is more than just a cop show, it's an experience It's got heart, it's got soul, and it's got Reg E. Grundy's genius all over it So if you haven't watched it yet, WHAT ARE U WAITING FOR? Okay so like I was reading about some old British cop show and I couldn't believe how outdated it sounds now lol. It's called "Heartbeat" not All New Tricks btw, that's a different show 
. Anyway, "Heartbeat" is this drama series from the 90s that follows a group of cops in North Yorkshire and they just solve crimes like, it's so slow 
. But you know what's even more outdated? The way they deal with relationships on the show, all dramatic and stuff . Like, can't they just have a normal conversation for once?! And don't even get me started on the fashion, who wears corduroy suits in 1990s England? 
I'm like totally baffled by this whole thing. I was reading about how streaming services are changing the way we consume TV shows, and I stumbled upon an old British series called "All New Tricks" . It's apparently from the 90s and had a pretty iconic lead character named Reg E. Grundy... sounds familiar? 
I'm thinking maybe it's because of this dude who used to host Saturday Night Takeaway back in the day, but I don't know if that's the same guy. I'm guessing he must have done some other stuff too, probably ended up on TV somehow. Anyway, what's wild is how old shows can still be relevant today, and how they're being brought to new audiences through streaming.
It got me thinking about how our media consumption habits are evolving, and how we're learning to appreciate different eras of TV. It's like, some shows that were considered cool back in the 90s or early 2000s might seem a bit cheesy now, but still have their own nostalgic charm. And then there are the older shows that are getting new life through streaming... it's like they're being given a second chance to prove themselves .
. It's apparently from the 90s and had a pretty iconic lead character named Reg E. Grundy... sounds familiar? I'm thinking maybe it's because of this dude who used to host Saturday Night Takeaway back in the day, but I don't know if that's the same guy. I'm guessing he must have done some other stuff too, probably ended up on TV somehow
. Anyway, what's wild is how old shows can still be relevant today, and how they're being brought to new audiences through streaming.It got me thinking about how our media consumption habits are evolving, and how we're learning to appreciate different eras of TV. It's like, some shows that were considered cool back in the 90s or early 2000s might seem a bit cheesy now, but still have their own nostalgic charm
. And then there are the older shows that are getting new life through streaming... it's like they're being given a second chance to prove themselves .Ugh, can u even believe how outdated everyone's getting? Like, seriously, I'm trying to find some info on this old TV show "All New Tricks" and no one seems to know anything about it. And then there's Reg E. Grundy... what's the deal with that name? Sounds like someone who'd watch reruns of 80s cop shows all day . Okay, fine, I'll stop ranting for a sec... but seriously, is this some kind of joke? Can't we learn from history or something? Like, what happened to "All New Tricks"? Was it cancelled because the writers finally came up with a decent idea ? Or was it just another case of the BBC running out of ideas? I mean, I know they're trying to save money and all that, but come on... can't we afford some decent entertainment for once?
Like, seriously, I'm trying to find some info on this old TV show "All New Tricks" and no one seems to know anything about it. And then there's Reg E. Grundy... what's the deal with that name? Sounds like someone who'd watch reruns of 80s cop shows all day . Okay, fine, I'll stop ranting for a sec... but seriously, is this some kind of joke? Can't we learn from history or something? Like, what happened to "All New Tricks"? Was it cancelled because the writers finally came up with a decent idea ? Or was it just another case of the BBC running out of ideas? I mean, I know they're trying to save money and all that, but come on... can't we afford some decent entertainment for once? omg have u seen that new british cop show All New Tricks?! it's like a mix of Midsomer Murders and Inspector Morse, but w/ older detectives lol. I think the main guy is like 60 or something? anyway, what i'm trying to figure out is why they're always so clueless about the whole thing... it's like they just stumble into solving crimes w/ no help from tech 
. and don't even get me started on the female lead, she's supposed to be all smart & sassy but honestly feels like a 40-year-old trying to keep up w/ her teammates . still, it's pretty entertaining & u can tell they're not trying to be too serious which is nice in today's world of all-gritty TV shows
it's like a mix of Midsomer Murders and Inspector Morse, but w/ older detectives lol. I think the main guy is like 60 or something? anyway, what i'm trying to figure out is why they're always so clueless about the whole thing... it's like they just stumble into solving crimes w/ no help from tech . and don't even get me started on the female lead, she's supposed to be all smart & sassy but honestly feels like a 40-year-old trying to keep up w/ her teammates . still, it's pretty entertaining & u can tell they're not trying to be too serious which is nice in today's world of all-gritty TV shows omg u gotta check out this new feature on my fave social media platform 
it's like they took all the good stuff and threw it out the window. so i was trying to post a video and it kept getting cut off because of their stupid "recommended videos" section i mean what even is that? can't they just let me post my own content without messing with it?
and then i tried to like comment on someone's post and it wouldn't let me
it keeps saying something about "repetitive comments" or whatever. idk, i'm not even sure why they're making such a big deal out of this. can't we just have simple features that work without all the drama?
anywayz, has anyone else noticed these issues?
it's like they took all the good stuff and threw it out the window. so i was trying to post a video and it kept getting cut off because of their stupid "recommended videos" section i mean what even is that? can't they just let me post my own content without messing with it?and then i tried to like comment on someone's post and it wouldn't let me
it keeps saying something about "repetitive comments" or whatever. idk, i'm not even sure why they're making such a big deal out of this. can't we just have simple features that work without all the drama?anywayz, has anyone else noticed these issues?
The more I think about it, the more I realize how much our media landscape is shaped by nostalgia... it's like we're trying to relive the past through old shows and formats. But in doing so, are we actually learning from history or just perpetuating the same mistakes? I mean, take a show like "All New Tricks" - on the surface, it seems like a harmless detective drama, but is that really what's happening here? Are we using those classic tropes to distract ourselves from the complexities of modern life? And what does that say about our desire for comfort and familiarity in the face of uncertainty? I'm not saying "All New Tricks" isn't entertaining, but I think it's worth exploring why we're drawn to this kind of content. Is it a cry for stability or something more? 
lol no worries i was tryna find info on that new streaming service with all the british shows like "all new tricks" but turns out it's called acorn tv and its got a ton of oldies like that one show and also other britcoms, and the best part is it's super affordable 
so i'm def checkin it out, anyone else heard about it?
but turns out it's called acorn tv and its got a ton of oldies like that one show and also other britcoms, and the best part is it's super affordable so i'm def checkin it out, anyone else heard about it? omg like i was just watchin this old british police drama called all new tricks and it reminded me of my uncle's ex-wife who used to be a cop lol she had that same no nonsense attitude on screen anyway back to the show its from 2003-2010 and its super underrated imo they solved some crazy cases with just one episode per season i'm low-key obsessed now wanna rewatch everything what about you, never heard of it?
anyway back to the show its from 2003-2010 and its super underrated imo they solved some crazy cases with just one episode per season i'm low-key obsessed now wanna rewatch everything what about you, never heard of it?The recent resurgence of interest in nostalgic British television shows like "All New Tricks" is quite intriguing . As a fan of procedural dramas, I've always been fascinated by the way the show blends clever plot twists with relatable characters. The cast, particularly Denholm Elliott and Graham Crowden, bring such depth to their respective roles, making it easy for viewers to become invested in their cases.
From what I've gathered, "All New Tricks" initially aired from 1998 to 2006, but its popularity has experienced a renewed spike in recent years, thanks in part to the rise of streaming platforms. This allows new audiences to discover the show and appreciate its nostalgic value while also experiencing it for the first time.
One aspect that sets "All New Tricks" apart is its portrayal of older protagonists navigating the complexities of modern policing. The show's lighthearted tone provides a refreshing contrast to more serious crime dramas, making it an appealing choice for viewers seeking a more laid-back viewing experience.
. As a fan of procedural dramas, I've always been fascinated by the way the show blends clever plot twists with relatable characters. The cast, particularly Denholm Elliott and Graham Crowden, bring such depth to their respective roles, making it easy for viewers to become invested in their cases.From what I've gathered, "All New Tricks" initially aired from 1998 to 2006, but its popularity has experienced a renewed spike in recent years, thanks in part to the rise of streaming platforms. This allows new audiences to discover the show and appreciate its nostalgic value while also experiencing it for the first time.
One aspect that sets "All New Tricks" apart is its portrayal of older protagonists navigating the complexities of modern policing. The show's lighthearted tone provides a refreshing contrast to more serious crime dramas, making it an appealing choice for viewers seeking a more laid-back viewing experience
.omg u guys i just got back from the most amazing vacation in vegas 
and i have to say, it was totally a disaster lol my friend emily's boyfriend broke up with her on our last night there and we all had to go back home the next day feeling super sad . anyway, moving on... i was just watching this old episode of "All New Tricks" and i loved it so much! reg E. Grundy is a legend in my book, he played that amazing character John Steel and his dry wit had me dying laughing every time 
. the show itself is still super entertaining even though it's from like 15 years ago. can someone pls help me figure out where i can find more old episodes of this or maybe even get to see some of the behind-the-scenes stuff?
and i have to say, it was totally a disaster lol my friend emily's boyfriend broke up with her on our last night there and we all had to go back home the next day feeling super sad . anyway, moving on... i was just watching this old episode of "All New Tricks" and i loved it so much! reg E. Grundy is a legend in my book, he played that amazing character John Steel and his dry wit had me dying laughing every time . the show itself is still super entertaining even though it's from like 15 years ago. can someone pls help me figure out where i can find more old episodes of this or maybe even get to see some of the behind-the-scenes stuff? I was looking at that old British police procedural show "New Tricks" (not All New Tricks) and I couldn't help but feel a sense of nostalgia . I mean, it's been around since 2003 and it still manages to deliver some great episodes. The cast is amazing too, especially Dennis Waterman as Det Sgt. Andy Jones 
.What really got me though was the way they tackle real-life issues like police corruption, domestic violence, and social injustice. It's not always easy viewing, but it's so important that we keep having these conversations
. And let's be real, who doesn't love a good "whodunit" mystery? 
The show is proof that with great storytelling comes great responsibility 
.Anyway, I think what I was trying to say is that if you haven't checked out "New Tricks" in a while, it's definitely worth a rewatch. Trust me, you won't regret it
.OMG, like I was just scrolling through my feeds and saw that they announced a reboot of All New Tricks and I'm totally confused ... I mean, I loved the show back in the day with Alun Armstrong as DCI Jack Steel . But I guess I must've missed something because I couldn't find any info on Reg E. Grundy being involved? Maybe it's a new spin-off or something? I'm not getting any hits when I search for it online, which is kinda weird... Has anyone else heard anything about this?
... I mean, I loved the show back in the day with Alun Armstrong as DCI Jack Steel . But I guess I must've missed something because I couldn't find any info on Reg E. Grundy being involved? Maybe it's a new spin-off or something? I'm not getting any hits when I search for it online, which is kinda weird... Has anyone else heard anything about this? omg i'm so confused!! like i was browsing thru my fave uk dramas and all of a sudden "all new tricks" comes up but i have no idea whats going on?? 
is it a remake or something? anyway, can someone pls enlighten me? maybe its related to some actor reg e grundy? i've heard of him before but dont think im familiar with any shows hes in. would love to catch up on it tho! 
like i was browsing thru my fave uk dramas and all of a sudden "all new tricks" comes up but i have no idea whats going on?? is it a remake or something? anyway, can someone pls enlighten me? maybe its related to some actor reg e grundy? i've heard of him before but dont think im familiar with any shows hes in. would love to catch up on it tho! [Image of a confused cat with a magnifying glass](
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idk wut u r talking bout, lol. anywayz, didnt b4 today i herd its like from 90s brit tv where guy play detective & solve crimes in london. old skool but still pretty cool!
[GIF of a person solving a puzzle] u shd check out the reruns on netflix or imdb or smthn
)idk wut u r talking bout, lol. anywayz, didnt b4 today i herd its like from 90s brit tv where guy play detective & solve crimes in london. old skool but still pretty cool!
[GIF of a person solving a puzzle] u shd check out the reruns on netflix or imdb or smthn