What TV show did you last watch?

Tommy Cooper. In his own words

The show wasn't actually in his own words, but was still a great tribute to the country's best ever magician.

The Toys That Made Us Ep 3 “Lego” Season 2

Grimaldi - The Funniest Man in the World
Barry Chuckle's final work, apparently.

The Secret Story of the BBC Christmas Tapes
In the unlikely event you've always wanted to see a Dalek say "bollocks", or watch other BBC types think they're much funnier than they are, then this half-hour show is/was for you. They also include bits from the Rainbow parody that ITV did, and which is arguably funnier.

World Strongest Man on Channel 5.

Has become yearly viewing between Christmas and New Year.

Bob Monkhouse : The Last Stand

The poignant recording of his last stand up show in front of a select audience of comedians.Absolute gold,from the jokes to the wonderful stories about his heroes plus a nice and very honest walk on from Mike Yarwood.

(27-12-2018 22:54 )Carl_HoneyLover Wrote:  World Strongest Man on Channel 5.

Has become yearly viewing between Christmas and New Year.

I have been an avid fan since the days of Geoff Capes, but this years series hss been spoiled a bit because i accidentally discovered the winners identity online.

(28-12-2018 01:23 )rpj316 Wrote:  Bob Monkhouse : The Last Stand

The poignant recording of his last stand up show in front of a select audience of comedians.Absolute gold,from the jokes to the wonderful stories about his heroes plus a nice and very honest walk on from Mike Yarwood.

Bob was probably the best all round entertainer this country has ever had.

The Morecambe & Wise Christmas Show, 1971
"You're playing ALL the wrong notes" etc

The first episode of The ABC Murders.

I thought the BBC were brave taking on Poirot after David Suchet owned the part for so long, but they've gone down a much darker route and it's looking very good.
And it helps that I've forgotten the ending