What are you watching tonight?

[Raven]

Does the fairy mind

Anyone see Camelot, was going to but forgot, wondered if it was worth it

[thebish]

I put fairy liquid down on the corners, me.

they're driving with soft hands...

[TANGODANCER]

Anyone see Camelot, was going to but forgot, wondered if it was worth it

I did. Doubt I'll bother with a further eight episodes. Eva Green (as Morgan/a) got her gear off a couple of times but the story rambles all over the place and the casting is generally pretty awful. The skinny wimp in the lead role just doesn't cut it as a legendary warrior.

[Bruce Rioja]

Finished watching the second series of Psychoville last night. Absolutely bloody terrific. So glad I went right back to the beginning of series one and watched them through.

[Gary the Enfield]

Anyone see Camelot, was going to but forgot, wondered if it was worth it

I did. Doubt I'll bother with a further eight episodes. Eva Green (as Morgan/a) got her gear off a couple of times but the story rambles all over the place and the casting is generally pretty awful. The skinny wimp in the lead role just doesn't cut it as a legendary warrior.

That's my evening entertainment sorted then. Cheers TD!

[Annoyed Grunt]

Psychoville series 2.

[TANGODANCER]

Kinell, a blast from the past. Just saw a clip on TV of some old pre-war Olympics footage. Showed a guy doing a stand-jump. Last saw that at primaray school. Just stand on the edge of a sandpit , swing your arms and jump as far as you can from a stationary position. Had forgotten it ever existed.

[thebish]

Watched the Grand Prix.

Superb drive from Button.

Just seen it on the News. feck all to do with Button, that other bloke span out on the last lap!

He was 21st at one point - lucky the 20 in front all span out.

Heard Murray Walker on the radio today describe it as the greatest winning drive he had ever seen...

[Prufrock]

Finished that Gomorrah the other day, took me a looong time to get into it, must have started it three or four times, but it really grew on me.

Watched Deception tonight. Oh what pish. At least Hugh Jackman died.

[Worthy4England]

Watched the Grand Prix.

Superb drive from Button.

Just seen it on the News. feck all to do with Button, that other bloke span out on the last lap!

He was 21st at one point - lucky the 20 in front all span out.

Heard Murray Walker on the radio today describe it as the greatest winning drive he had ever seen...

Murray Walker would hang his head in shame at span out....

[jmjhb]

The latest episode of Game of Thrones. Simply awesome.

[Wandering Willy]

"Span out" OUT!

[2399]

Bloody AVATAR might be put on tonight, am not looking forward to it.

I have put on hold quite a bit to purchase, partners not happy.
Terminator 4 at JB
2 X John Safrans Music Jamboree & The Onslow DVD at the ABC Shop
Black Books S3 (not for me) & The Terminator at Target
Plus at least $15 for the Market

[Bruce Rioja]

I'd rather listen to the fax machine than listen to that whining git.

[Lofthouse Lower]

True Grit 2010 on BR from Lovefilm tonight.

[Lofthouse Lower]

No, wait, no I'm not.

Tonight is all about the return of LUTHER

The fact that Luther is back for a second series tonight, despite decreasing ratings last year, pleases me enormously. Nothing else on television can match its constant absurdity. No other show can teeter on the brink of outright failure quite as fearlessly. It's too stupid to live, but somehow it's become too incredible to die.

Part of Luther's brilliance is its inability to understand the concept of subtlety. For example, the final episode of the first series ended with Luther, along with the man who Luther's wife had left him for and Luther's sexy serial killer gal pal, tracking down Luther's best friend (who had just killed Luther's aforementioned wife, by the way) and shooting him in the head for trying to frame Luther for her death. Which isn't really a storyline you'd expect from, say, Midsomer Murders, but it's a hell of a starting point for a new series.

[Annoyed Grunt]

Predators on Sky Anytime.

[P.O.S.]

Predators on Sky Anytime.

Quite enjoyed that, but from a Predageek point of view, I wish theyd stop messing around with all these different species of Predator and just make a film using the one from the first film, he was hard enough as it was!

[Gary the Enfield]

No, wait, no I'm not.

Tonight is all about the return of LUTHER

The fact that Luther is back for a second series tonight, despite decreasing ratings last year, pleases me enormously. Nothing else on television can match its constant absurdity. No other show can teeter on the brink of outright failure quite as fearlessly. It's too stupid to live, but somehow it's become too incredible to die.

Part of Luther's brilliance is its inability to understand the concept of subtlety. For example, the final episode of the first series ended with Luther, along with the man who Luther's wife had left him for and Luther's sexy serial killer gal pal, tracking down Luther's best friend (who had just killed Luther's aforementioned wife, by the way) and shooting him in the head for trying to frame Luther for her death. Which isn't really a storyline you'd expect from, say, Midsomer Murders, but it's a hell of a starting point for a new series.

Agreed. One of the best series on TV. Original drama indeed.

[Prufrock]

No, wait, no I'm not.

Tonight is all about the return of LUTHER

The fact that Luther is back for a second series tonight, despite decreasing ratings last year, pleases me enormously. Nothing else on television can match its constant absurdity. No other show can teeter on the brink of outright failure quite as fearlessly. It's too stupid to live, but somehow it's become too incredible to die.

Part of Luther's brilliance is its inability to understand the concept of subtlety. For example, the final episode of the first series ended with Luther, along with the man who Luther's wife had left him for and Luther's sexy serial killer gal pal, tracking down Luther's best friend (who had just killed Luther's aforementioned wife, by the way) and shooting him in the head for trying to frame Luther for her death. Which isn't really a storyline you'd expect from, say, Midsomer Murders, but it's a hell of a starting point for a new series.

Wonderfully, brilliantly, bat-shit insane. As per. Idris Elba STILL sounds wrong with an English accent though!