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WWE NxT 5/9/23


3. The Zookeeper 6. Fathoms
4. Eyes Only 7. Best Served Cold
5. The Marionette 8. Redux 9. The Devil We Know

From SEASON 2

1. Strangers in a Strange Land 2. The Kindness of Strangers
3. Tether

Around the World in 20 Years
Michael Palin returns to Dubai (in 2008) to retrace the crew of the Al Shama, which took him to India over a week (during his globe-trot 20 years before), and whose crew he felt warmly towards. He spends a long time showing off the glitz of Dubai, even though the boat has been sunk and the crew turn out to be in northern India. He does find them in the end (well, most of them).

Superman and Lois Ep 8 “Guess Who’s Coming To Dinner”

That Dinner scene….

(30-09-2021 20:11 )Doddle Wrote:  Alan Davies - As Yet Untitled
Richard Ayoade shone, so a good end to a series.

Alan Davies - As Yet Untitled
Best of compilation to end the series, which I mostly enjoyed. Some crap guests, but mostly highly entertaining ones.

PREMIER LEAGUE
Manchester United vs Wolverhampton Wanderers

(06-05-2023 13:42 )Doddle Wrote:  Britain by Steam - Full Speed Ahead
2 - John, Peter and friend leave Peterborough on their way to York, taking in Leicester on the way. They have some success on a barge, and as train passengers, but their traction engine trip proves more problematic.

BbS - FSA
3 - Rather more languid in Yorkshire, seeing York, Ripon, Pickering and eventually nearly to Whitby, whilst also stopping off at Newby Hall.

(07-05-2023 20:48 )Doddle Wrote:  Painting Birds, with Jim & Nancy Moir
3 - Kent
Specifially the long-eared owl, but the pair managed to see most other owls along the way (except snowy owls), and Jim even knocked out a 2nd painting, such was his fervour. Jools Holland came along for a painting skit too.

PB wJ&NM
4 - Isle of Harris
Wet weather and big eagles; also Edwyn Collins and his other half. Poor bloke's right-hand is useless so has to draw left-handed. Jim did an obligatory "rip it up" joke.

Ken Dodd's Liverpool Walkabout
A short culled from a 1976 edition of Nationwide in which the late legend shows Michael Barratt about the city he's proud of, repeated in the run-up to last night's Eurovision.