What are you watching tonight?

Thought how pretty Sheridan Smith looked, being pregnant suits her.

I enjoyed Isolation and also wondered about the unknown female who rang her.

I did not see Innocent the last time it was shown but I enjoyed last night's- it will be interesting to see how it pans out. The female DI looks so young.

Incarceration for 7 years is a long time if one is innocent.

The general knowledge half of Mastermind yesterday and Normal People, which I enjoyed much more this week. I’ve recorded the Michael Mosley programme about intelligence, and might try to fit that into my busy schedule later today.

seacliff I watched it too and thought it was really good. Sheridan Smith is very talented. I really felt sad for the character she played. (but I was a bit worried about the stranger who was supportive to her on the phone - I wonder if that's another storyline).

I didn't enjoy Grayson Perry last week but I thought it was better this week.

I also watched Innocent. I've seen it before but I've forgotten a lot of it so I don't mind re-watching it as I seem to recall it was good.

I just watched isolation stories, just a 15 minute programme. This episode had Sheridan Smith as a very pregnant woman, at home in isolation on her own. I think she's only 2 weeks off in real life.

Apparently this programme took just one month from the initial idea until the broadcast. Sheridans' partner filmed it, never done it before but was good. Robert Glenister is going to be in one, his wife did the filming. They had to learn how to do their own TV makeup.

I thought it was a really inventive way of being able to film, during the current pandemic.

I have set the daily Richard and Judy's 'Keep Reading and Carry on' to record. I enjoyed today's, especially the review by 6 year old Arthur, what a bright little boy and such a character!
Also looking forward to Grayson's Art Club tonight. I loved last week's.

The Angela Carter play last night was amazing.

mrswoo yes we watched those. Gentle television. It has finished! Far too soon.

Watched “The Guernsey Literature” absolutely delightful!

The new scandi series on BBC4. 9pm

Me too.

Enjoyed the NT Frankenstein this afternoon.

I'm in two minds whether to carry on watching the third series of 'Killing Eve'. Really enjoyed the first two but this one isn't as good so may find something on Netflix instead.

I was really looking forward to a programme on BBC 4 this evening - I dont even know what its called- but it features a young bloke travelling the canals on a narrow boat. It's very gentle and ideal sunday evening viewing. I'm really annoyed now as it's not on although it was meant to be.

The real Marigold hotel isn't showing on this weeks t.v guide...any idea why?

Didn't watch it last night, but would recommend The Guernsey Literary and Potato Peel Society to those who have recorded it, thought it was both moving and entertaining when I saw it not so long ago.

Started watching the new Norwegian drama set in the late 60s when they became rich through the discovery of off shore oil, but fell asleep in the second half, may catch up with it on Iplayer.

I’ve recorded it.

I saw a bit of that as I was passing through the living room; it looked lovely. Must watch it tomorrow. I've never heard of it before.

The Guernsey Literary and Potato Peel Society, which somehow I kept missing when it was shown in the cinema or in the village hall.
We enjoyed it very much.

We have dug out a dvd of Brideshead and watching that again. It’s superb. Had enough of TV lately.

We enjoyed TGLPPS on Amazon Prime last year, Puzzler. Looking forward to watching it again.

The new scandi series on BBC4. 9pm

Saturday - The Crown tonight. Just started Series 2 (NETFLIX). Will take a look at Schitt's Creek Delila.

Just finished Unforgotten on NETFLIX. Wow. Brilliant. Love Nicola Walker in everything she's done.

Tomorrow - watching Frankenstein (YouTube) with Benedict Cumberbatch National Theatre Live at Home.

TV - is catching up on iPlayer Gardeners' World and Sewing Bee and Repair Shop.

Day time is busy getting wood in for the winter.

Schitt's Creek anyone? (Netflix) Recommended to me by my daughter, I watch at least one episode last thing at night and go to bed smiling.

Tonight’s main viewing in our house will be The Guernsey Literary Potato Peel Society, a film that came out last year. Lily James stars and a handsome man is male lead. DD2 says she watched some of the filming which took place in Bristol Harbour.

I watched a programme recently with Graham Norton having his portrait done in Ireland. The result was so lifelike, it was fabulous.
The unusual twist was discovered that Graham Norton and the artist were unknown to them, cousins resulting in a meet up with their parent and them all meeting up.

Watch The Real Marigold Hotel. Hmm, hasn’t grabbed me yet, not sure about this group and Britt Ekland is already getting on my nerves. It’s early days so it may be worth watching the next episode.