What are you watching?

[Dot]

Had recorded 'Promising Young Woman' on Sky and watched it last night.

[Henrysix]

Baptiste series 2 episode 2

[The Creeping Spleen]

Secrets of the London Underground.

[Dot]

Baptiste series 2 episode 2

Glad you mentioned this and have recorded series.
Watched an episode earlier today.
What happened to Baptiste? Is that a lock down haircut and beard combo?

[The Creeping Spleen]

The Joy of Painting.

Love my soothing wee half hour of watching Bob Ross paint.

[Henrysix]

Spleen Bob Ross was great wasnt he, Dot I binged it and enjoyed it especially the bit when……………no I’m no telling!

[Dot]

Henrysix,

I think Fiona Shaw is a good actress and suited to playing part as the ambassador.
Guy who plays Baptiste is amazing too.

Looking forward to watching next few episodes.

[The Creeping Spleen]

Dr. Pimple Popper.

Love these medical type shows.

[Henrysix]

Get Back on Forces TV starting Ray Winstone, Larry Lamb, Carol Harrison and John Bardon a Grans/Marks sitcom from the early 90s, loving it great humour!

[The Creeping Spleen]

The Happiest Days of Your Life (1950).

Confusion reigns when St Swithin's Girls' School is accidentally billeted at Nutbourne College: a boys' school. The two heads, Wetherby Pond (Alastair Sim) and Muriel Whitchurch (Margaret Rutherford), try to cope with the ensuing chaos, as the children and staff attempt to live in the newly cramped conditions (it being impossible to share dormitories or other facilities), and seek to prevent the children taking advantage of their new opportunities.

[Henrysix]

Spleen love it, check out Will Any Gentleman on the same channel with George Cole, Jon Pertwee, Joan Sims and a host of other British stars now all long gone, you will laugh and laugh!

[The Creeping Spleen]

Taking a wee break from my NCIS rewatchathon, and giving the 1988/89 series of Mission: Impossible a go.

I'm a massive fan of the original 60s series, hate the Tom Cruise movie franchise (as did the original TV cast members) because they A: Miss the point the series as trying to make, and B: Are fucking terrible.

However, this late 80s series (filmed in Australia during the 1988 Writers Guild of America strike, and using recycled/updated scripts from the original) is new to me.

Two episodes in, and it's not very good. I'd have been as well saving my money.

[Dot]

I have been watching the 'I am' series about women in various situations where they have to make decisions which can be life changing. The problems range from being stuck in coercive relationship to being left in spiralling debt when a partner walks out. The most recent ones are a woman who seems to have it all but struggling with mental health problems and then a woman who thinks she has found ideal partner but all is not as it seems.

They are not cheerful topics but I think some of the actresses are superb and am on second series.

[Henrysix]

Deception on Sky Alibi a magician is involved in an apparent manslaughter or is he or could it be his twin brother, enjoyed it, less so Professor T finding it difficult to warm too, then there is The Equaliser on Sky Witness with Queen Latifah in the starring role, first episode was quality!

[The Creeping Spleen]

Guy Martin: the World's Fastest Electric Car.