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Stargate SG.1 Ep 4 “The Keeper” Season 2.

Titans s1 ep 1 “Titans”
Titans s1 ep2 “Hawk & Dove”

Mortimer & Whitehouse: Gone Fishing
2.3 No salmon, but a leaping Bob Mortimer instead. Also some beautiful (Scawtish) scenery including the White Tower. Weirdly, Bob asked Paul about his singing, but Paul mentioned neither Charlie Higson nor Harry "on TOTP the same night" Enfield.

L.A.’S Finest Ep 5 “Farewell” Season 1

This Ep was a lot darker much better.

Poldark Sunday 9pm Episode 6(BBC1) It has been a fascinating series and nothing like the original 70's series, not that I ever watched that, too young at the time. It has slightly veered towards truth as the character of Colonel Edward(Ned) Despard who fought in the American war for England and who ended up in Honduras, married a slave girl and made everyone equal, is framed for treason and is sentenced to be hung, drawn and quartered(not the nicest ways to go) which would have seen him hung until not dead, his bowels cut out and burnt in front of him and then his head cut off. He was spared all that but still hung. The last two episodes are next Sunday 8pm(as new series of Peaky Blinders starts at 9pm) and Monday which will round off five series' worth of book adaptations.

Titans Ep 9 “Hank and Dawn” Season 1

Stargate SG.1 Ep 5 “Need” Season 2

This Ep went dark pretty quick especially with it dealing with addiction and seeing Daniel breaking down in tears for me was really moving great performances from the entire cast.

Who Do You Think You Are? Katherine Ryan
She found a poet who was the child of academics, then some fisherman in Newfoundland, before ending up at a pub in Dorset. So she was happy with her results.

In the Factory BBC2-'Mattresses'. Gregg Wallace got very hyper about making these things which was fascinating to watch the stages but sometimes his schoolboy mentality makes him look a total idiot. I don't doubt his enthusiasm and his genuine interest but that stupid laugh and the fact he shouts alot can spoil a very entertaining programme. I also like Ruth Goodman's historical bit looking at the history of the product. Cherry Healey is fun, she has an enthusiasm for the things she does and looks genuinely interested.

The Battle for Scotland's Countryside
Glaswegian actor David Hayman relates the history of land ownership north of the border, how campaigners have won the rights to roam, and how occasional blips threaten the spirit of the law. His enthusiasm for his subject really justified his being the presenter, unlike the usual "any airhead who's fashionable" principle.