What are you watching tonight?

Loved ‘one man, two Guvnors’ last night. Can’t wait to see what they’re offering next Thursday.

and Gordon, Fred and Gino's American Road Trip.

Well, that was a load of sh*te!

All we need in these troubled times is a programme featuring three egotistical numpties.

I love The Repair Shop the experts are so good I've got a list of thing they could repair for me

The Crown on Netflix is good. Trying to find something else on Netflix now.

Purpledaffodil, have sent you a PM. I'm currently watching ALL of the Cold Feet series on an online site. .

This week, I have been watching Last Tango in Halifax. I hated it when it first came out. I've since aged A LOT (stress) and identify a little more now!

“One Man, Two Guvnors”, with James Corden from the NT on YouTube
Jaw-achingly funny!

We watched Netflix "The Irishman" over 3 nights, thought it was excellent. Working our way through "This Country" which I find hilarious, often put an episode on after the news for some light relief.

Last night I watched episode 2 of The Nest, quite good. Then I found Wallander on BBC Iplayer which I've only watched occasionally before, watchable albeit rather dreary.

No change here with DH but I find I'm getting grumpy at travel programmes, except for Michael Portillo of course.

Lockdown has had a weird effect on my DH. He has become addicted to food programmes {grin]

DH grumbles about the food programmes.
He used to have meetings some evenings, but alas no longer.

Looks like it's going to be another food related night. Jamie Oliver's Keep Cooking and Carry On and Gordon, Fred and Gino's American Road Trip.

Not in the mood for anything serious like Question Time or Hospital.

Gray's anatomy x 2 on sky witness.

The Trouble with Maggie Cole on ITV. The first episode felt a bit lightweight, but it has taken off really well. I can recommend it.

Jack the Ripper.

Belgravia, watching two episodes that I recorded.
It’s not all that brilliant I have to say, and am finding it off putting that Tamsin Greig and her screen husband from Friday Night Dinners are both in this.I keep expecting amusing things to happen.
Which is exactly what I didn’t get ( amusing things) when watching the first episode of the new series of FND’s the other night.....lame and crass dialogue and frankly cringeworthy plot.Such a shame, as I enjoyed the first series.

I'm touring Yellowstone at the mo!

More Unforgotten courtesy of Netflix (It’s not American, BTW, BlueBelle).

Netflix Virgin River. New series. Really good!

Eleothan it was a bit like the One Show. Steph is very natural. A bit of light hearted newsish entertainment.

Was it good Pittcity?

I'm watching The Steph Show on channel 4. Steph McGovern live from her house chatting to people in their houses.

Last week BBC 1 was showing "LondonKills", during the afternoon, so I recorded, and enjoyed it.
I think it had been on before, but I didn't remember all of the ins and outs.
This week they are showing Series 2.
So have scheduled to record it. I missed Monday's so watched it on catchup last night.
I still have a couple of episodes of Belgravia to watch, and haven't watched any of Liar yet.
So plenty to be going on with.

Anyone watch Liar last night how are you finding it ?
I still find the dipping backwards and forwards quite confusing and thought the sisters sudden involvement a bit unrealistic

Netflix has never beckoned me because I really don’t like American programmes (not being nasty) they just don’t do it for me but if Britbox is just redoing all the old U.K. programmes that won’t do it for me either
Thanks for clarifying that littleannie I didn’t know what it showed Most of those you mention I have already watched or chosen not to so
At least it’s clarified it for me I m just not nostalgic for those old shows I appreciate knowing though £5.99 a month seems very reasonable if you like to review old favourites
Thanks

Bluebell
And on Britbox I have watched Upstairs Downstairs, The Jewel in the Crown, Clocking Off, Darling Buds of May, Unforgotten, Cracker, Forsyte Saga, Bleak House, little Dorrit, Cranford, etc etc. With many more I have earmarked from BBC and ITV. Well worth the £5.99 monthly fee. You can have a 30 day free trial too. It is not like Netflix, which I do not have but I believe has a lot of American programmes (which I do not like).