I'm not sure my blood pressure can cope with this Panorama
Florence Welch on Hootenanny. It's part of BBC 4's Great American Songbook prog (it's a repeat). Go Flo..! 
Another heads-up:
BBC3 proves it's *ahem* not dead yet with a new series of "In the Flesh" - 10pm, Sunday.
I know a number of FMs enjoyed the first series, which was sadly only 3 episodes long. This time they've commissioned 6, and it looks like writer Dominic Mitchell will go deeper into the background stories that he only touched on in series 1...
Originally Posted by Eugene's Lair:
Another heads-up:
BBC3 proves it's *ahem* not dead yet with a new series of "In the Flesh" - 10pm, Sunday.
I know a number of FMs enjoyed the first series, which was sadly only 3 episodes long. This time they've commissioned 6, and it looks like writer Dominic Mitchell will go deeper into the background stories that he only touched on in series 1...
I noticed that eugene - I've got it set to record 
Originally Posted by Eugene's Lair:
Another heads-up:
BBC3 proves it's *ahem* not dead yet with a new series of "In the Flesh" - 10pm, Sunday.
I know a number of FMs enjoyed the first series, which was sadly only 3 episodes long. This time they've commissioned 6, and it looks like writer Dominic Mitchell will go deeper into the background stories that he only touched on in series 1...
Oooo! Thanks Eugene. 
I don't normally look at the BBC3 schedules to be honest. I'll deffo take a look at that though.
Coronation Street chiefs are also planning to release exclusive scenes featuring Tina and the four murder suspects on the show's official website, before the real culprit is exposed on TV.
Tina will be seen having a final confrontation on the balcony with Peter, Carla, Rob and Tracy in the online scenes - but only one will air on screen for real in the murder episode. The internet tie-in will launch at 12pm tomorrow (May 19).
A Coronation Street statement teased: "Tina's death will have far-reaching consequences for many residents as the police start the hunt for the killer - but will they get the right person, or will the murderer walk free leaving an innocent suspect to take the rap?"
Coronation Street will switch to a 9pm timeslot for the dramatic episodes as ITV has created a special 'event' schedule from Monday, May 26 to coincide with the Britain's Got Talent live shows
Originally Posted by Xochi:
Originally Posted by Eugene's Lair:
Another heads-up:
BBC3 proves it's *ahem* not dead yet with a new series of "In the Flesh" - 10pm, Sunday.
I know a number of FMs enjoyed the first series, which was sadly only 3 episodes long. This time they've commissioned 6, and it looks like writer Dominic Mitchell will go deeper into the background stories that he only touched on in series 1...
Oooo! Thanks Eugene. I don't normally look at the BBC3 schedules to be honest. I'll deffo take a look at that though.
Ironically BBC Three is one of the few stations I regularly check.
Originally Posted by erinp:
Coronation Street chiefs are also planning to release exclusive scenes featuring Tina and the four murder suspects on the show's official website, before the real culprit is exposed on TV.
Tina will be seen having a final confrontation on the balcony with Peter, Carla, Rob and Tracy in the online scenes - but only one will air on screen for real in the murder episode. The internet tie-in will launch at 12pm tomorrow (May 19).
A Coronation Street statement teased: "Tina's death will have far-reaching consequences for many residents as the police start the hunt for the killer - but will they get the right person, or will the murderer walk free leaving an innocent suspect to take the rap?"
Coronation Street will switch to a 9pm timeslot for the dramatic episodes as ITV has created a special 'event' schedule from Monday, May 26 to coincide with the Britain's Got Talent live shows
My money is on Tracey being the murderer and Rob taking the rap for it.
Originally Posted by Soozy Woo:
Originally Posted by erinp:
Coronation Street chiefs are also planning to release exclusive scenes featuring Tina and the four murder suspects on the show's official website, before the real culprit is exposed on TV.
Tina will be seen having a final confrontation on the balcony with Peter, Carla, Rob and Tracy in the online scenes - but only one will air on screen for real in the murder episode. The internet tie-in will launch at 12pm tomorrow (May 19).
A Coronation Street statement teased: "Tina's death will have far-reaching consequences for many residents as the police start the hunt for the killer - but will they get the right person, or will the murderer walk free leaving an innocent suspect to take the rap?"
Coronation Street will switch to a 9pm timeslot for the dramatic episodes as ITV has created a special 'event' schedule from Monday, May 26 to coincide with the Britain's Got Talent live shows
My money is on Tracey being the murderer and Rob taking the rap for it.
I think it's going to be Tony (jason's Dad) because she knows he's a wrong 'un. Tracey and/or Rob could be in the frame though
Eastenders heads-up:
Tomorrow's show (Tuesday) is an hour-long episode starting at 8pm, which will cover Lucy's funeral and events at the Carter household. There's no episode on Friday.
Originally Posted by Xochi:
Originally Posted by Eugene's Lair:
Another heads-up:
BBC3 proves it's *ahem* not dead yet with a new series of "In the Flesh" - 10pm, Sunday.
I know a number of FMs enjoyed the first series, which was sadly only 3 episodes long. This time they've commissioned 6, and it looks like writer Dominic Mitchell will go deeper into the background stories that he only touched on in series 1...
Oooo! Thanks Eugene. I don't normally look at the BBC3 schedules to be honest. I'll deffo take a look at that though.
Just want to thank you for the heads-up on the second series Eugene. I'm enjoying it hugely!
Originally Posted by Xochi:
Originally Posted by Xochi:
Originally Posted by Eugene's Lair:
Another heads-up:
BBC3 proves it's *ahem* not dead yet with a new series of "In the Flesh" - 10pm, Sunday.
I know a number of FMs enjoyed the first series, which was sadly only 3 episodes long. This time they've commissioned 6, and it looks like writer Dominic Mitchell will go deeper into the background stories that he only touched on in series 1...
Oooo! Thanks Eugene. I don't normally look at the BBC3 schedules to be honest. I'll deffo take a look at that though.
Just want to thank you for the heads-up on the second series Eugene. I'm enjoying it hugely!
Glad to be of service!
I thought the first series was very clever, and approached the second with apprehension, I became even more concerned when two "big names" were killed-off in the first episode. I shouldn't have worried though: Dominic Mitchell appears to be in total control of his material, and this series is looking really good!
I'm watching Watermen: A Dirty Business - quite good really and they have a wicked sense of humour. BBC Two HD.
Originally Posted by Jenstar:
Was that it for happy valley?!
No, it's in 6 parts, tonight was part 4.
Disturbing episode,isn't Sarah Lancashire is very very good in it.Completely believable.
Originally Posted by jacksonb:
Originally Posted by Jenstar:
Was that it for happy valley?!
No, it's in 6 parts, tonight was part 4.
Disturbing episode,isn't Sarah Lancashire is very very good in it.Completely believable.
I'm recording tonights ep - watching last week as I type ....................bl**dy BRILLIANT!(but disturbing) Sarah Lancashire is quite exceptional.
Disturbing? Mrs Jer used the term "brutal" dear me!
Originally Posted by Jenstar:
Won't post any spoilers Soozy but both Last week and this week take a disturbing turn. The end of tonight's I was literally shouting at the TV!
Just catching up on this weeks. Unbelievably clever writing and superb acting.
Happy Valley going from brilliant to outstanding. All digits crossed and pressed for a certain brave female PO.
OMG
It's just too horrific .................I was watching through my fingers.
Having said that, we've just finished series 4 of Breaking Bad.
3 episodes into The Good Wife - good watch so far.
Originally Posted by Roger the Alien:
3 episodes into The Good Wife - good watch so far.
only 3 episodes..... wait till you're 3 seasons in-... the current series is absolutely brilliant - you're going to love the ride!
Originally Posted by Garage Joe:
Having said that, we've just finished series 4 of Breaking Bad.
I wish I had the time to get into that. One day.. when I win the lottery and I'm lounging around in my mansion all day, i'll catch up with the rest of the world.
Originally Posted by Kaffs:
Originally Posted by Roger the Alien:
3 episodes into The Good Wife - good watch so far.
only 3 episodes..... wait till you're 3 seasons in-... the current series is absolutely brilliant - you're going to love the ride!
Thanks Kaffy. Watched three episodes straight last night,the time flew.
Quick Eastenders heads-up:
Tomorrow's (Monday's) episode is an hour long (8-9pm). This means it crosses the Only Connect semi-final...
Tyrant starts tonight on Fox at 9.00pm. Don't know much about it but it could be worth a look.
I haven't been in on a Sunday evening for ages, but tonight I am, and I've managed to see the last episode of The Viilage.
AND JOE'S BABY HAS BEEN FOUND,!
Pass the tissues 
DOWNTON ABBEY 21 September 2014 at 9:00pm
I know there are a lot of Rik Mayall fans here, so they may be interested to know that he is one of the storytellers - along with Vic Reeves - in the first episode of the new series of "Crackanory" on Dave at 10pm tonight (Wed).
I keep meaning to tune in to watch Crackanory, but keep forgetting about it. So thanks Eugene, I've added it to my planner.
Has anyone noticed Homeland is back next Sunday?
So.. excited - but curious to see how it goes now...
Just watched the film The Descendants on Channel 4. The hospital scenes had me thinking about my and I could really relate to those scenes.
Over all I enjoyed it and I liked the intertwined stories and the reveal.
Makes a nice change from all out action films, but I do need to go to bed on a lighter note, so a bit of American Dad is needed 