Television

This isn't new news (olds?) but I am looking forward to third series of Primeval.

A BRAND new series of Primeval is in production - with two hot new additions to its cast.
Sexy Laila Rouass, of Footballer's Wives fame, and movie star Jason Flemyng will join Hannah Spearritt, Ben Miller and Andrew-Lee Potts in an extended run of the ITV1 drama.
And fans will be pleased to know they will be spoiled with a stonking ten episodes after the show's successful second series.
Not only is the cast getting sexier and the series longer, the plots are getting wilder - and our heroes will soon have a terrifying Giganotosaurus to deal with...
Scary!

Sounds like it's gonna get bigger and better

I like watching Eastenders and tonight was no exception. The stuff with Ian Beale was hilarious. But my favourite characters are still Bradley and Stacey. IN fact Bradley had my glued to my screen tonight because of the colour of his tie.... and the fact that it kept changing colour! It started of a nice red colour. I even commented on it to my OH. But later that morning, when he was talking to Stacey over the 'ever so tasteful one and only' clothes rail on the stall, it had changed to a nice Purple colour.
A few minutes later they were having lunch- and what do you know...it was red again! Shame- I liked the Purple... but not to worry, because by the end of the day when Bradders was talking to his dad, it had changed back to Purple.
Man, even I don't change my tie that often in a day! Heehee.

For ans of classic doctor who, or even those who are new and would like to see some of the original stories. Then Sci-Fi channel has this for you

The UK Sci Fi Channel is devoting its August Bank Holiday weekend schedule to classic Doctor Who stories.
The programming between Saturday, August 23 and Monday, August 25 will focus on adventures from the fourth and fifth Doctors - Tom Baker and Peter Davison.
In addition, there will be a screening of the ill-fated 1996 TV movie starring Paul McGann and Sylvester McCoy, which attempted to relaunch the series in the United States.
The episodes, which will be shown chronologically, include renowned classics 'The Caves of Androzani' and 'The Ark In Space' - a story that Russell T. Davies has often cited as a major influence on his writing.
Fans of the Cybermen and Sontarans, monsters revived in the current incarnation of the show, can also witness their earlier adventures in 'Revenge of the Cybermen', 'Earthshock' and 'The Two Doctors'.

PS Wasn't the Two Doctors a 6th doctor story?