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Watched new series of 'Dr Foster' earlier on this evening.

Among other things, repeats of - The Wild Wild West (season 1), Bull (season 1), The Flash (Season 3), Blindspot (season 2).

New series of 'Cold Feet'.

'Made in Holywood'

Programme about Crossle Cars made in Co. Down.
They have been in business for sixty years.

Lego Masters, pt. 4.

Why couldn't C4 have called it "The Great British Brick Off"?

'The Child in Time' with Benedict Cumberbatch which I recorded at weekend.

The Detectives: Murder on the Streets, pt. 2.

I'm watching what your watching spleen.love that kinda stuff.

banjo wrote:I'm watching what your watching spleen.love that kinda stuff.

Brilliant stuff, yeah. Love a bit of "true crime".

Philip K. Dick's Electric Dreams, ep. 2, "Impossible Planet".

Being honest, I'm not all that fussed with the series so far.

Is 'Electric Dreams' the one which has trailer with Timothy Spall about someone going to a train station which doesn't exist?
Perhaps I'll just stick to my normal Sunday night viewing of 'Antiques Roadshow' and 'Victoria'.

Dot wrote:Is 'Electric Dreams' the one which has trailer with Timothy Spall about someone going to a train station which doesn't exist?
Perhaps I'll just stick to my normal Sunday night viewing of 'Antiques Roadshow' and 'Victoria'.

Yeah, that's this weeks episode. It's an anthology series, different stories each week.


Last film I watched was "Goodbye Christopher Robin".

Wonderful biopic of author A.A. Milne (Domhnall Gleeson) his sometimes strained relationship with his social butterfly wife Daphne (Margot Robbie) and son Christopher Robin, and the events that led to him creating Winnie the Pooh and all the rest of the Hundred Acre Wood gang.

Special praise for young actor Will Tilson who played the younger Christopher Robin. If he continues with acting, I predict big things for him.

Watched the first episode of the new series of "The Apprentice" last night.

Never fails to entertain me how a group of (allegedly) well educated and (supposedly) successful business people can degenerate into a pack of school weans.

But the best bit was in the trailer for next weeks task. Quite possibly the first time I've ever heard one woman refer to another woman as - and I quote - "A bellend".

well,detectives,murder on the streets has left us with a real cliffhanger.

banjo wrote:well,detectives,murder on the streets has left us with a real cliffhanger.

I'll watch that later with a nice cuppa and a couple of biscuits.