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Last Week w/John Oliver
Back after a few weeks with a long bit on Timeshares Companies, and worse, Timeshare Exit Companies, ostensibly contrary concepts but equally pernicious.

No Place Like Home - Ben Miller : Nantwich
Comic actor, and sometime half of a double act, revisits the Cheshire town where he grew up, to learn some surprising things about its involvement in wars past and present.

The Flash Ep 8 “Partners In Time” Season 9 Final Season

Storyville - The Night Notre-Dame Burned
Next Saturday will mark the 4th anniversary of this event; this documentary was told by fire crew and other officials relevant to the battle to prevent further disaster as an inferno threatened not just one of Paris' oldest buildings, but the sacred treasures stored in a safe inside. As well as the verbal accounts was a wealth of video footage, from phones and elsewhere.

WHEELER DEALERS The episode where Ed bought a chitty chitty bang bang without an engine to 'compete' in some rally! Have Seen it multiple times before, but that and the cricket aside, typical TV turn off Sunday without it!!

Fringe Ep 6 “The Cure” Season 1

Gotham.Knights Season 1
S1 EP1 Pilot
S1 EP2 Scene of the Crime

Royal.Crackers
S1 EP1 Pilot
S1 EP2 Theo's Comeback Tour
S1 EP3 Factory 37

Clint Eastwood - A Life in Film
Likely seen this before. Made around the time of his Flags of our Fathers/Letters from Iwo Jima project, he seemed in fairly chirpy mood when expected to discuss his acting and directing career. Wasn't asked about his unfathomably high number of films with Sondra Locke, either. Just as well.

(09-04-2023 21:03 )Doddle Wrote:  Storyville - The Night Notre-Dame Burned
Next Saturday will mark the 4th anniversary of this event; this documentary was told by fire crew and other officials relevant to the battle to prevent further disaster as an inferno threatened not just one of Paris' oldest buildings, but the sacred treasures stored in a safe inside. As well as the verbal accounts was a wealth of video footage, from phones and elsewhere.

Rebuilding Notre-Dame: The Next Chapter
Lucy Worsley inevitably took a gander round the place last year to learn about the efforts to re-source all-new timber for the roof, solve a salty problem with the stonework, and wonder at the efforts to suck out all the toxic lead dust. Macron wants the job finished for reopening by the Paris Olympics next year. Bonne chance, mes amis!