Television

Just as I was feeling sad for the end of True Blood, Reaper and other series, some more are starting again!

House, Series 6 running straight on from Series 5, starts Sunday Sky One, 9pm

Lie to Me, Series 2 starts Thursday Oct 8th, 10pm

Two and a half men 2nd half of Series 6 is starting on Monday, Comedy central, 9pm

that and CSI starting Friday, thank heavens for Sky+!!

now all I'm waiting for is the return of Kyle XY (just disappeared in the middle of the series!) and 24 (should be in the new year)

Did anyone see this last night?
Pilot episode, channel 5, 9pm.

I thought it was very good and am looking forward to the rest of the series!

CSI:Crime Scene Investigation (Vegas one) is returning to Living - Series 9!

Missed it on Five so glad it's back on Living Starts Friday at 10pm

Thought it was going to be some kind of sexy, moody, atmospheric sort of thing so was a bit disappointed with the first episode.

Watching again tonight to see if it catches me.

Anyone else giving this a try?

Just before tonights X-factor bootie camp starts, I was thinking about last nights show. You know those three girls that sang so well as a group, I wonder if The judges purposefully didnt put any of them through just so they could give them the 'chance' of forming the group. If so, that really sucks, because I am sure some of those were better than some that got put rhough as individual artists.

And talking of crap artists, did Louis really like those two blonde (and insanely annoying) twins? What were they doing????? what was he doing??? ( or is it what he is hoping to do that is more relevant)

Hmm.....

Seen it very briefly advertised on Channel 4! Will be 'Coming Soon', in their words!

Woot!

I enjoy the early X factor programs- when they are doing auditions, but it still surprises me that some people go on the show believing they can sing when they clearly can't! How is that even possible?

I blame the teachers... not being able to tell kids they're ruccish at stuff, just gives them false hope

And on another note, I have been enjoying the Xtra factor too. It's silly most of the time, like yesterdays Um Bongo epic. Who'd have thought they didnt drink it in the congo!

Starting on Channel 5 on Moday 28th September, 9pm

The ABC series, one of the buzz shows among this year's new US TV dramas and comedies commissioned for the autumn, follows the aftermath of an event that causes the entire world to black out for two minutes and 17 seconds. During this time everyone sees a snapshot of their life on a specific date six months in the future.

As interesting as this new show sounds, one review I read about the pilot says it is a lame Lost wannabe. Still, it probably wont stop me watching it

So when we last left them Olivia was in a parallel universe being greeted by William Bell (Leonard Nimoy) in his office in the South Tower of the World Trade Centre and Walter went to the grave of Peter Bishop, his son,  who apparently died in 1985, thus suggesting that the Peter walking around in is from the other universe.

Well having watched the first episode or season two I can say, without really spoiling anything, that any questions you may have about the other universe, Peter, Olivia, Walter, Nina and anyone else will remain unanswered.

It's a great episode with a new character and new enemy who'll be recurring as well as all the old favourites.  The end of this episode will surprise you but it opens things up nicely for rest of the season!

I just wish I could watch the rest of them now and not have to wait a week but I don't know if that's because of my infatuation with Joshua Jackson or the fact I'm really enjoying this series!  Move over X-Files!

Enjoy!

This is a strangely compelling drama mystery. It's like Dawson creek meets I know what you did last summer meets Twin Peaks. I hope the solution is more tangible than Twin Peaks though. I missed the first two episodes and, thanks to BBC iplayer (which is now on my PS3) I watched ep 3 and 4. I would give it a go.

So was anyone glued to their seats? We weren't and someohw I don't think we were supposed to be. I can't help feeling their is a bigger thing going on here.
Just before the phone number came up I said to my OH "I bet there is a 57 in the number" and sure enough there was! It's because earlier on they were focussing on the number 57 too much! (OR maybe I am reading too much into it)

I liked the giraffe thing, and noticed many of the subliminal things he listed later.

What do you all think?

You can vote for the National Television awards at itv.com/nta

Did anyone see it? How did he do that? I keep thinking there must be a delay from the actually live draw to the televised version. Except he cant do that as it was once happened in jonathan creek