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seriously though,dr pimple popper and the bad skin show.now there is a double bill that will have viewers coming back to tv in droves.haud me back.

banjo wrote:seriously though,dr pimple popper and the bad skin show.now there is a double bill that will have viewers coming back to tv in droves.haud me back.

I'm always amazed/horrified that the punters going under the knife have had their whatever-it-is for years.

Was forced to watch The Stranger and it was pretty good.

Deuchland 83 is a cracker though if you don't mind subtitles.

Deputy, season 1.
Star Trek: Picard, season 1.

'The Nest' filmed in Glasgow and other locations which is on now on BBC1.

Harry Birrell presents BBC Scotland catch up TV magical stuff

Reilly, Ace of Spies.

Last night watched 'Gordon, Gino and Fred: American Road Trip'.
They go about Mexico in an RV and do some cooking and wrestling.

Tonight it will probably be next episode of new series of 'Friday Night Dinner'.

Dot wrote:Last night watched 'Gordon, Gino and Fred: American Road Trip'.
They go about Mexico in an RV and do some cooking and wrestling.

Watched that this morning. Loved it. It's like the Clarkson/Hammond/May era of Top Gear but with food.

Tonight it will probably be next episode of new series of 'Friday Night Dinner'.

Still to watch last weeks series opener.

Saw HIGNFY last night but as they weren't in studio as normal it didn't quite work i.m.o.
i suppose they felt they would give it a go with everyone in their homes.

The Repair Shop.

Dot wrote:Saw HIGNFY last night but as they weren't in studio as normal it didn't quite work i.m.o.
i suppose they felt they would give it a go with everyone in their homes.

Yep, the body language wasn't there, although there was some good banter between Hislop and Merton, and a few naughty words. Wonder if it will survive

motman wrote:

Dot wrote:Saw HIGNFY last night but as they weren't in studio as normal it didn't quite work i.m.o.
i suppose they felt they would give it a go with everyone in their homes.

Yep, the body language wasn't there, although there was some good banter between Hislop and Merton, and a few naughty words. Wonder if it will survive

Yes it was funny in parts though at times it felt just a little bit awkward.

The Creeping Spleen wrote:The Repair Shop.

I do like this programme a lot along with 'Money for Nothing'

It does amaze me sometimes the things that some people get repaired or in case of 'Money for Nothing' upcycled.
Some of the upcycled items looked better before they were done up.
Though some surprising transformations.

Yeah, Repair Shop is very soothing.

the nest because my wife watches it.accents are all over the place and the story is off the scale of any realistic event but I will see it through.antiques roadshow remains my comfort blanket and will watch hignfy tonight before I pass judgement.stay in,stay safe good people.