Television

Is anyone else lovin' this?

My pal used to burn it onto a disc for me, and it's not been on for ages but ... I checked the A - Z list on Sky and the new series starts on Tuesday morning at 3am on Sky Living! Woohoo! And every morning at 3am thereafter!

Excellent news :>> There are repeats on from Sunday 3am, Monday 3am too. I might have missed some of the re-runs.

They woz robbed

(Although that wee dancer kid was awesome!!!)

Just watched one of the most interesting programmes on telly. Worth the licence fee. Really.

Such a difference in the way Greg & John's lives have panned out since the last documentary about it.

Don't think it'll leave me for a good long while x

You can catch it on iplayer AND it will be repeated on Sunday night at midnight on BBC One (except Northern Ireland)

It's the last ever ER tonight on More 4. Right now they're showing a retrospective special about the series, storylines, characters, etc.

It's a shame to see such a good programme end, it's been one of my favourites for years.

I'll be looking out for a friend of the family in the episode tonight, he was born with part of one arm missing which makes him perfect for medical dramas

Farewell ER

I am just watching the finale of Fringe and got to the part with the conspiracy 'website' owner I loved it. The gut started spouting soume truth and then went into some science fiction based on Star Trek And bizarrely described the plot of the new Start Trek Movie.

Well done JJ! You've a great sense of humour

Now on BBC1.
Denise Welch from Waterloo Road is going to try and be a teacher for a week.

This looks like quite an interesting documentary

So last night was the double episode finale of Season 5. And all I can say is ... That was good!
John Locke... who'd have guessed!
And the bomb...
And Juliet....

Good stuff

I just found this whilst flicking through the Sky channels. It's on Sky 1! Anton de Berk and Erin Boag try to teach teenegers to ballroom dance in just 4 weeks. This is part one, so part 2 must be on next week. It's actually quite entertaining.

It's Pants Man

......has anyone noticed how amazing everyone's eyes look in the boardroom??

Can eyes get any more blue?? Mona's hazel eyes just pinged!!

I won't spoil it for those you have not seen it yet, but..

OH MY GOD...

'Nuff said!

Will start again in the UK in June. Probably have a more accurate date near the time!

Is starting this Tuesday on Living TV 9ppm

You have to check out this telly station :

Sky channel 275 on Lifestyle and Culture. Lots of exercise routines, yoga, pilates, belly dancing, bollywood dancing, it's excellent!

I have been told that The inbetweeners is worth watching. I am considering getting the box set on DVD. Has anyone seen it and can give me their opinions on it?

John Cleese has claimed that the golden age of British TV comedy has passed.

The 69-year-old was reunited with the cast of Fawlty Towers - Connie Booth, Prunella Scales and Andrew Sachs - to unveil two documentaries about the making of the classic 70s sitcom.

Asked what he thought of modern British comedy the former Monty Python star said: "I don't think the writers work as hard as they used to, and I think they may lack experience because I don't think the writing is as good as it used to be."

He continued: "But I do proudly say that in the 60s, 70s and 80s we did have the least bad television in the world, and that's quite a claim. I think the main problem now is it's run on the basis of money."

Andrew Sachs - who has begun filming a new role in Coronation Street - spoke fondly of his memories of Fawlty Towers.

Sachs, who played hapless Spanish waiter Manuel, said some politically incorrect modern material may prompt complaints from viewers. But, he said: "I hope we can always get away with good comedy."

Asked if he was happy with the way the BBC dealt with the lewd phonecalls scandal, he said: "Not entirely but I'm past all that, it's what they did. It's their decision, I would have done it differently."