What TV show did you last watch?

Detectorists repeats on BBC4.
Still brilliant.
Don't spoil it and make anymore.

The Flash Ep 3 “Dead Man Running” Season 6

Crisis is really taking toll on poor Barry.

Cheltenham Literature Festival - Andrew Ridgeley
He's got a book out. During a lengthy Q&A, the first person asked him if he'd buy HER book!

(26-10-2019 20:05 )M-L-L Wrote:  Freewheelers (Talking Pictures TV)

What it is also full of is British character actors that popped up in 1960s and 1970s Doctor Who.
(Oh, and old classic Dr Who perves would presumably savour the sight of aforementioned "Zoe" stripping to her smalls on a beach to swim out to a yacht)

You're not wrong there. I tuned in to an episode (just the one, your honour) in which the reprise from the previous cliffhanger was that "Zoe" had been tied up and left on the beach as the tide came in to drown her!

Star Trek Deep Space Nine Ep 16 “ Bar Association” Season 4.

Larry King Now
Dennis Miller fails to mask his scepticism when talking to Neil de Grasse Tyson

Stargate SG-1 Ep 18 “Serpent's Song“ Season 2

Sputnik
George Galloway pays tribute to Ginger Baker by talking to his daughter Nattie. Ginger's daughter, that is. George seems to believe Cream would have conquered the world if they'd stayed together. Little or no mention that Baker and Jack Bruce liked each other about as much as George and Tony Blair. George similarly stumped at the lack of public notice or recognition for Ginger. Maybe because he was an obstreperous prick who blew his money on polo?

Arrow Ep 2 “Welcome To Hong Kong” Season 8 Final Season

What a ending.......

(24-10-2019 20:25 )Doddle Wrote:  Great British Car Journeys, Series 2.2 Davo & Timmo blast along the south coast; Davo did most of the fancy driving this week, whether a certain "sprightly yellow roadster" or a Willys jeep, or a race against a funicular railway. A wonder they missed the sea tractor, he'd have probably driven that too.

2.3 From Edinburgh down to some part of Hadrians Wall - much waffle about farms being testing grounds for "speedsters", and other stuff with "best scenic views". At least their car was letting them down on bumpy roads.

(25-10-2019 20:36 )Doddle Wrote:  Great Canal Journeys - the last UK one?

GCJ - the foreign round-up
Much like the UK one, only edited around a skit with Tim & Pru in "their" study with a map of the world. 16 trips, some more tenuous than others, but always an interesting look at the world. And now the curtain is pretty much fallen