What TV show did you last watch?

The Last Impresario
The saga of Michael White, legendary producer and backer, who sometimes didn't earn the money he should have. I did like the tagline for Barry Humphries first show as Dame Edna: "At least you can say you've seen it!"

Red Dwarf Ep 4 “Waiting For God” Season 1

(19-10-2020 12:58 )Doddle Wrote:  Secret Scotland with Susan Calman
3.5 Grampian and part of the Highlands.
Aviemore, Culloden and Blair Atholl.

3.6 Aberdeenshire and Angus
The Queen Mum, stage magic and special marmalade.

Red Dwarf Ep 5 “Confidence and Paranoia” Season 1.

Young Picasso
He was from Malaga.

Red Dwarf Ep 6 “Me2” Season 1 Finale

One Rimmer is bad enough but two of them

Boswell & Johnson's Scottish Road Trip
Frank Skinner and Denise Mina become the latest people to recreate this famous odyssey. In part 1, they go to Edinburgh, Arbroath and Forres.

Red Dwarf Ep 1 “Kryten” Season 2

(26-10-2020 21:28 )Doddle Wrote:  Boswell & Johnson's Scottish Road Trip
Frank Skinner and Denise Mina become the latest people to recreate this famous odyssey. In part 1, they go to Edinburgh, Arbroath and Forres.

In part 2, they visit Culloden, Loch Ness and the Isle of Skye.

Surgeons:At the Edge of Life. BBC2

Think the BBC can't make factual programmes any more? Think again.

Contains some scenes which some viewers may find upsetting....I'm one of those viewers.

This week it was aorta and intestines at Addenbrooks and Papworth.

I think the whole thing is absolutely frightening and it puts me off going to hospital, seeing the doctor, doing anything that might be dangerous. Then there's the environment: Trying to repair the inside of the human body. Pieces of meat cut and sewn like clothes with tools and machinery, it looked a bit like my workshop, indeed one surgeon said he was a glorified plumber.
If you're someone waiting for some surgery, or the friends or relatives of same then I feel for you.

Why do I watch? The brilliant way it was presented, the honesty of the surgeons, the gentle commentary provided by Sean Dooley. And no adverts, I hope it doesn't get sold to the Freeview channels.

I would like to know how the patients (both survived by the way) felt seeing the programme.