What TV show did you last watch?

Dennis Miller Plus One
Mike Rowe has a new series, Six Degrees, in which he rips off James Burke. He also had funny stories about how he blagged a gig as a opera star, then as a QVC presenter.

Star Trek Lower Decks Ep 10 “No Small Parts” Season 1 Finale

The Riker and Troi cameo.

Ken Loach - In Conversation
With film critic Derek Malcolm, in 2010. They've stopped by now.

Grand tours of Scotland’s Lochs - Ep 4 season 4:Land of the Giants

The Flash, Series 7, Episode 2. A very good episode, reminded of the series 3 episode of Fringe, "The Plateau".

(26-11-2019 21:21 )Doddle Wrote:  Cheltenham Lit Festival thing (yes, still) - Max Hastings has a new book about Operation Chastise, better known as the Dam Busters raids. He did the lecture format, which worked pretty well, but he did take a couple of questions at the end.

SA is at it again - these from 2020.
Tim Harford is some kind of statistician, and his book offers advice on detecting fake news and reacting to it, and relates the story of Hans van Meegeren and his Vermeer fakes to illustrate.

Still working my way through The Office (US) on Netflix
On season 3 ep 11

Desmond Ep 12 “Auntie Susu” Season 2

Return to Dunblane. (ITV)
I like seeing Lorriaine Kelly flirting with the celebrities and doing the fashion on her show but last night I liked seeing her being a journalist again.

It was a well produced effort, I noticed that during interviews with the relatives of victims they managed to can the background music, more of that please TV.

Julie Walters - in Conversation with - Richard E Grant
A 1-2-1 chat in front of a studio audience. REG stuck to her film work, and was interesting for asking questions that a proper interviewer wouldn't be likely to ask, certainly not from the perspective of one thesp to another.