What are you watching tonight?

We are sat watching the worst film ever “Suddenly” with Frank Sinatra. The dialogue is so dire, but we have to see how it ends??

The World’s Most Scenic Railway. African Safari. Very luxurious 2 nights from Pretoria to Durban. Must start saving .....£££

Miss Marple

Not sure that i wil even watch tv this evening. Stuff to do in the garden after dinner and then an early night i think feeling really tired today for some reason. I have a good book which i am trying to read but after a couple of pages i fall asleep glasses on, book in hand!!!

MissAdventure

We watched Educating Rita too. Lost count the amount of times I've seen it. Still cried at the end. Love the film,

Edward and Mrs Simpson on YouTube for me. I was disappointed that there are only 3 episodes. I had forgotten how good Edward Fox was.

We just accidentally came across Stavros Flatley on YouTube. DH laughed so much he nearly fell off the sofa.

1995 Pride and Prejudice on Netflix

Educating Rita

Watched Simon Reeve’s Mediterranean journey reaching Spain, France and Monaco. Such beautiful scenery but a bit spoiled by tourism, plastic and laterally, a sunny place for shady people!

Just about to watch HIGNFY.

Oops thanks pittcity I know everyday seems like Sunday since lockdown

Simon Reeve’s Mediterranean. Very thought provoking. Shocking even. Now watching A Year in the Life of The New Forest. Beautiful.

MayBee ‘For Sama’ is wonderful, I so wanted it to win an Oscar but it did win a BAFTA.

I’m watching Mediterranean with Simon Reeve and Primates. I will look for Shitzel on Netflix, thank you Clementine.

It's on Mondays Bluebelle.
Sunday is Killing Eve.

What happened to Normal People that s not on tonight Am I getting mixed up I thought it was a Sunday night

I’ve just realised that For Sama is on Ch4 catchup. Have wanted to see that for ages.

I have been watching Great Asian Railway Journeys with Michael Portillo. Tonight he was in Java. It really transported me, a fascinating country.

I am enjoying Marigold Hotel too, as I love seeing other countries. Armchair travel is our lot at the moment.

I don't know if anyone watched McDonald and Dodds, a detective 'series' set in Bath. There were only two episodes but both enjoyable escapism.
Some of the views of Bath were lovely.

Kevin McLeod was in a pub near us when they were filming an episode of Grand Designs; my friend happened to be there for lunch with her very elderly mother and they said he was absolutely charming, had his photo taken with her mum and chatted with them too.

Unlike some TV personalities who seem lovely onscreen but are very uppity if you see them in RL.

Me too, jenniferEccles.
I love property shows, with Grand Designs being one of the best.

I spent all of Christmas day watching back to back episodes of 'Escape to the country' a couple of years ago.

I too love Grand Designs MissAdventure

Property generally interests me and that programme is so relaxing to watch. Even if I don’t particularly like the finished building it doesn’t detract from my enjoyment of the programme.

I have always got at least a dozen of the shows recorded ready to watch when there is nothing else on to interest me.

It must be the ultimate dream of most of us to have a house built on a wonderful plot of land to our own specification,

Maybe I will win the big prize with my Premium Bonds next month!

Thanks Clementine for the recommend

Eloethan, we watched three episodes of LoD and I’m hooked, again.

For those that like Unorthodox there is a similar series on Netflix called Schitzel, the girl who played the lead in Unorthodox is also in this , only as a much younger child .

Just watched a wonderful programme on BBC4, Special Soloists. Dudley More, James Galway, Ravi Shankar, and many others,. Just wonderful

I have Grand Designs on.
I love it.
This episode looks interesting.

Line of Duty is brilliant - I think the first three series are the best.

Tonight I'm going to watch - or record - Have I got News for you, Who wants to be a millionaire and Later with Jools Holland.