What TV show did you last watch?

(13-07-2021 12:26 )Doddle Wrote:  Birdgirl
1.4 We Got the Internet
Hah, nailed it. One distinction with Harley Quinn is that there are some (not many, but some) normal people in this.

1.5 Topple the Popple
Less triumphant this week. The main plot was nicely ordinary, but the subplot was pretty out-there.

(14-07-2021 20:14 )Doddle Wrote:  Michael Palin's Hemingway Adventure
pt 3
Lavish times in Key West with a lookalike contest, rougher landings in Uganda near the Murchison Falls, and finally Gumby larks in Venice.

pt 4
Lots of time in Cuba, how places associated with him have become museums or shrines, then on to the American Mid-West, where he went after Castro took over Cuba, and where he saw out his years, until he committed suicide. Perhaps in reaction to the fishing & shooting overtones, Michael did visit a taxidermist too. I see why this might not have been repeated too often, though I bet it's more watchable than the new official BBC4 series on the guy.

'limetown'. the whole series. recommended.

Finished off last 7 episodes of Vikings

Really enjoyed it - one of those tv programmes you just wanted to keep watching episode after episode

*for me anyway

(23-01-2021 13:43 )Doddle Wrote:  Keiser Report
The 2nd of 2 parts talking to Gerald Celente about the trends for 2021.

Just as I was thinking they hadn't talked to Celente for a while, here he was, for 2 yarns about the rent situation in New York, the prospects of the 1970s coming back, and so on.

Superman and Lois Ep 11 “A Brief Reminiscence” Season 1

The twist.

The Two Ronnies - Ronnie Corbett's Lost Tapes
Not lost, just less-seen - family home films from holidays. Weirdly, his younger daughter appeared to have got her looks from her mother, and his elder daughter appeared to have got her looks from Eddie Large.

Masters of The Universe: Revelation Ep 1 “The Power of Grayskull Season 1.

The South Bank Sky Arts Awards, celebrating its 25th year

Renegade Inc
Ross talks to Des Freedman and Justin Schlosberg about a book about the 200th anniversary of the Guardian, and whether that's a good thing or not.