Wash your mouth out with soap, Foyle's War isn't trashy!

 No, not to me either.... I can't wait...... but I wondered if some of the less *discriminating* FM's might think so Yogi

 Were you inferring that EC is less discriminating than us? You are digging a big hole for yourself, Baz.

tee hee Plus the word I actually wanted was *discerning*.... but I'm not sure if that makes the hole any smaller

I'm looking forward to the new series of Prisoners' Wives, but I'm guessing you don't mean that trashy

it is five hospital workers, including Alison Steadman and Jimi Mistry

^^^^ I didn't like to mention it.

No, not Foyles War, I have never seen that. But now I'm home I will scour the schedules to see what jumps out.

BTW - I'm in no way offended by the discussion 

Remembered it.

It's called The Mimic on Channel 4. Tonight 10pm.

http://www.channel4.com/progra...e/series-1/episode-1

 That's good to hear.

I'd never have come up with this one, as I haven't seen any ads for it.

He does a Morgan Freeman voice that I thought was just a sample of the real Morgan Freeman - but apparently he does all of the voices himself. I found it quite incredible.

It seems to be a situation comedy where the character Martin Hurdle performs the voices within the episode.

Slightly different and I feel worth a look at.

Here is the trailer : http://www.channel4.com/progra...mic/articles/trailer

Glad to hear it EC

Cheers Baz - Glad I did not miss it. Check out the trailer above..

Originally Posted by Baz:

Glad to hear it EC

Cheers Baz - Glad I did not miss it. Check out the trailer above..

I've seen the trailer for that programme EC.... he does Terry Wogan as well

I'll record it, it looks like it might be worth watching.

Originally Posted by Enthusiastic Contrafibularities:

Originally Posted by Baz:

Glad to hear it EC

Cheers Baz - Glad I did not miss it. Check out the trailer above..

I've seen the trailer for that programme EC.... he does Terry Wogan as well

Yes he does do a TW. I'm wondering how many voices he actually does. I know he does a David Attenborough.

I'm going to have to buy a Freesat or a Freeview recorder!

Originally Posted by Baz:

Originally Posted by Enthusiastic Contrafibularities:

Originally Posted by Baz:

Glad to hear it EC

Cheers Baz - Glad I did not miss it. Check out the trailer above..

I've seen the trailer for that programme EC.... he does Terry Wogan as well

Yes he does do a TW. I'm wondering how many voices he actually does. I know he does a David Attenborough.

Yes, I heard him do that one as well

Originally Posted by Enthusiastic Contrafibularities:

Originally Posted by Baz:

Glad to hear it EC

Cheers Baz - Glad I did not miss it. Check out the trailer above..

I've seen the trailer for that programme EC.... he does Terry Wogan as well

Ah yes - now I know where I've seen him before!
I thought he was very good on "Very Important People", and his "Terry Wagwan" routine was one of that show's highlights...

Originally Posted by Baz:

Originally Posted by Enthusiastic Contrafibularities:

Originally Posted by Baz:

Glad to hear it EC

Cheers Baz - Glad I did not miss it. Check out the trailer above..

I've seen the trailer for that programme EC.... he does Terry Wogan as well

Ah yes - now I know where I've seen him before!
I thought he was very good on "Very Important People", and his "Terry Wagwan" routine was one of that show's highlights...

I'm not familiar with him or his work, so looking forward to this new series.

A bit early, but after reading the new Radio Times, there were a couple of shows (one old, one new) that really stuck out for me.

The old: I've no idea why, but BBC4 are starting a re-run of "I, Claudius" on Tuesday at 10pm. Almost the definition of "they don't make them like that anymore" TV...

The new: "The Challenger", BBC2, 9pm. It's a dramatization of Nobel prize-winner Richard Feynman's investigation into the Challenger space shuttle disaster. William Hurt is playing Feynman - he doesn't seem to do a lot of film or TV now, but I really liked him in "Endgame"; another historical dramatization a few years back.

For those who've never heard of Feynman before, I cannot recommend enough the collections of his autobiographical anecdotes "Surely You're Joking, Mr. Feynman!" and "What Do You Care What Other People Think?". His experiences during the Challenger enquiry were detailed in the second book under the title "Mr. Feynman goes to Washington". 

I just watched that programme from last night 16 children and counting.

I've got to say that I'm full of admiration for the way that couple from Kent are bringing up their 11/12 children - what beautiful well behaved /good mannered kids.

As for the other family 

Interesting though - rather them than me

Yes, that's the one: and you're welcome, Baz...

That's how I felt too When I saw the programme advertised I thought it was an earlier version of a US series. A series over a few years where the parents had a child almost every year. The last series I saw was called 19 kids and counting. The parents are a fantastic couple and all the children an absolute credit to them and their upbringing.

OMG!! I Claudius ....now that's exciting  I wonder how it's stood the test of time - not the subject matter obviously - I mean the sets/staging etc.

I felt sorry for them, they never seem to be able to mix with other children except at boys/girls brigade

I like the family that have their own bakery, they really do seem to have a good routine

The other family do my head in, the dad lets the kids do what they want and then just stands there bawling his had off

Comic Relief through hell and high water 14th March 8pm

One off documentary following Jack Dee, Dara O'Briain, Mel C, Chealsee Healey, Greg James and Phillips Idowu as they paddle along Africas Zambezi river for charity

I'm don't want to spoil the ending... but Chelsea Healey made it back... 

Tonight

BBC News at Six. 18:00-18:30

I've read this is a good episode. I have seen the ones broadcast Monday - Wednesday and they were a good watch. Keep an eye open for the weather, it's usually near the end.

Damn

Still enjoying Lightfields and Broadchurch

This Comic Relief show is good 

It's rather scary

GJ!

Don't think I could do it  one of the girls at the school had a Nottingham Forest top on, lil aims took them to Gambia with her 

I am enjoying Broadchurch too LB

The Dad looking well dodgy!