What have you watched on TV?

[pottster]

Saw it all, quite enjoyed it, also watched Baby Reindeer on Netflix, very good but disturbing at times.

Baby reindeer, a bit dark. Then found out its actually a true story and played by the person who the story is about.

 

[Tangled up in Blue]

Saw Blue lighta (episode 2) on BBC1 earlier & This Town (episode 5) on BBC2 last night.Currently the best 2 programmes on the box ,IMO..

 

[LCBB72]

Saw Blue lighta (episode 2) on BBC1 earlier & This Town (episode 5) on BBC2 last night.Currently the best 2 programmes on the box ,IMO..

Blue Lights great viewing , and a real surprise who popped up tonight at the end .

 

[Tangled up in Blue]

Great viewing , and a real surprise who popped up tonight at the end .

The shooter?

 

[Tangled up in Blue]

Saw Blue lighta (episode 2) on BBC1 earlier & This Town (episode 5) on BBC2 last night.Currently the best 2 programmes on the box ,IMO..

Here's a Grauniad review if anyone's interested.

Blue Lights recap: series two, episode two – move or die

Things ratchet up in the explosive Belfast police drama, with blazing house fires, a most terrifying murder and the arrival of a very familiar face

www.theguardian.com

 

[Tangled up in Blue]

Saw Episode 2 of Michael Pallin's Nigeria on C5 Last night.Great travelogue.

 

[Floval Flyer]

Baby reindeer, a bit dark. Then found out its actually a true story and played by the person who the story is about.

Just watched ep.3 scary to think it was based on a true story. Pretty dark stuff !

 

[CrippsCorner]

Just wait for ep.4

 

[Tangled up in Blue]

Thoroughly enjoyed (the repeats?) of David Byrne at th Union Chapel & Taking Heads Videos on BBC4 in the early hours.

 

[Tangled up in Blue]

Quite enjoyed The Story of Syd Barrett & Pink Floyd on Sky Arts last night.Always liked Floyd's early singles as a kid.

 

[Leigh_Seasider]

Quite enjoyed The Story of Syd Barrett & Pink Floyd on Sky Arts last night.Always liked Floyd's early singles as kid.

Years ago I picked up an album at a record fair, with loads of “rare” Floyd songs featuring Barrett, b-sides and outtakes and the like. Wish I knew what I’d done with it!

 

[GrumpyBlue]

Quite enjoyed Neil Diamond night on BBC2 last night (selected by SWMBO)

 

[Tangled up in Blue]

Just seen episode 6 of This Town on BBC1.Hope they make a series 2 of it.

 

[Napster]

Enjoying the Race Around the World

 

[GrumpyBlue]

Just seen episode 6 of This Town on BBC1.Hope they make a series 2 of it.

Left it open

 

[Cricko]

Hockley and Hawkwell People​

Mark Tydeman · ·
Hi Guys I am new to Hockley, had to leave the city due to domestic issues .
My name is Martha and I am looking to make new friends in the Hockley area .
My hobbies include meeting new people and reading texting emailing and sitting in bus shelters .
I will be in The white heart tue evening if anyone would like to buy me a diet coke .
Look forward to my new adventure in witham.
Martha
Sent from
iPhone

 

[Tangled up in Blue]

Just seen Episode 3 of Blue Lights.Now the best progrmme on the box since This England has finished.

 

[Tangled up in Blue]

Heads up:-

Michael Palin in Nigeria​

9pm, Channel 5​

It’s the final week of Palin’s 1,300-mile journey across Nigeria, and he’s heading south to Benin City. As soon as he arrives, a local woman shares her strong feelings about statues there that are a reminder of British forces burning down the city in 1897. Thousands of bronze artefacts were also taken, which are still on display in the British Museum, and the city wants them back. Later, there is jollof rice for lunch and time to reflect. Hollie Richardson

 

[OldBlueLady]

Did anyone catch Michael Portillo's Great Coastal Railway Journeys last night? Was local, based around Canvey to Wrabness. Not had a chance myself yet.

BBC Two - Great Coastal Railway Journeys, Series 3, Canvey Island to Wrabness

Michael Portillo embarks on a new railway journey around the coast of the east of England.

www.bbc.co.uk

 

[Mad Cyril]

Heads up:-

Michael Palin in Nigeria​

9pm, Channel 5​

It’s the final week of Palin’s 1,300-mile journey across Nigeria, and he’s heading south to Benin City. As soon as he arrives, a local woman shares her strong feelings about statues there that are a reminder of British forces burning down the city in 1897. Thousands of bronze artefacts were also taken, which are still on display in the British Museum, and the city wants them back. Later, there is jollof rice for lunch and time to reflect. Hollie Richardson

Nothing against Palin but he started the whole posh/celebrity travelogue thing which I despise.