What TV show did you last watch?

Burning Man - Art on Fire
Out in a blowy desert, the construction of big art stuff for the famous festival, in the year after its founder died. The eventual burning of both the man and his temple were impressive enough on screen, no wonder the people there feel so deeply about it.

Lucifer S6 Ep10. The last ever episode

What can I say, it's always sad when a show you really like ends, but I'm happy enough the way they did it.

(29-05-2021 14:17 )Doddle Wrote:  Keiser Report
Michael Pento predicts another crisis in 2022, and worries at the enormous debts that economies like the US are wilfully incurring.

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Two more turns from Pento, who expects deflation in Q2 of 2022, and real interest rates to fall, and that if the dollar does decline, that's curtains for the EU and Japan too.

(13-09-2021 14:08 )Doddle Wrote:  Great Canal Journeys
Clearly a series, this time in Warwickshire, to consider brewing, classical music, aqueducts, bicycles and finally Shakespeare at Stratford.

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Gyles and Sheila back in the NW, looking at dry stone walling (nowhere near a canal), hat making (also not ostensibly near a canal), women's football at Man City, then finally John Thaw's old primary school (since rebuilt).

Supergirl Ep 11 “Mxy in the Middle” Season 6 Finale Season

(14-09-2021 21:31 )Doddle Wrote:  Big Sky, Big Dreams, Big Art - Made in the USA
2/3 Waldo goes to the city (New York, chiefly) to consider how many big names start as cartoonists (even Waldo himself), how immigrants made America Great, and how many fell for a Russian trick called Theosophy.

3/3 From the city to the small town, how post offices made art great again, and some extra stuff from Mexico.

Quite an entertaining series.

'HELP' C4. I emphasize with quote marks and capitals, as that portrays the calibre and standing of this 'outstanding' drama last night!!!!

Acting out of the stratosphere brought home in the most visceral, bone shaking manner, the issues that care homes had to deal with at the height of this pandemic (still not over - don't kid yourselves).

One newspaper article suggested that Hancock (his PR spin could be heard spewing out in the background of one scene) and so many more within the govt, should have been strapped to seats and forced to watch this - INDEED!!!. Even allowing for artistic license (maybe there was none??) - if even a fraction of the events that were portrayed in this drama were true (and it had to be researched well surely - almost doesn't need saying) - then the forthcoming inquiry at the end when it comes, should be an uncomfortable read for many (we know a lot of it to be fact already of course)!! Given the failings and shortcomings, and the attempt to brush them aside, it has to mean the end of political careers, and frankly court appearances for some!! I foresee many families taking things further - much further - when they see in black and white, what they will say they already know - if that is how it turns out!!

Jodie Comer / Stephen Graham Oscar standard!! Baftas galore will have to do!!

On a separate note - this is C4 at its' best!! Such a shame it has turned into a populist pap vehicle so often outside of these set - piece programmes (not just dramas). If people missed it, no offence, but they have a duty to catch up with it!!

(28-08-2021 08:02 )Doddle Wrote:  Comedy Legends w/Barry Cryer - Joyce Grenfell
Rather more speedily saw this; her monologues seemed hard to discuss adequately, but at least some of her lesser film roles got attention, beyond an awful lot on the St Trinians series.

CL etc - Dan Aykroyd
Skipped a couple which didn't appeal, but this was solid stuff. Great working with John Candy, Chevy Chase, Bill Murray, Eddie Murphy, John Belushi, Steve Martin & so many more. And on his own!

Fort Salem (Motherland) S1 Ep4.

I'd never heard of it until two days ago when it popped up on the top picks in the Sky planner, and I have to say, it's rather good. Basically, alt reality, the witches made a pact at Salem so that instead of being persecuted, they and their witch descendants serve in a branch of military. It starts with a magical terrorist attack and so far it's not tacky like some shows featuring magic, so it's worth checking out imo.

Brooklyn Nine-Nine 2-part series finale.

Loved it, wrapped up nicely, sad to see it end. My all time favourite sitcom.