Most of them are

They are, but this one reached a whole new level of weirdness.

Walking Dead starts again this friday on FX.

I lost count of the number of times I thought "wierd for the sake of wierd".

If you've run out of storylines, just end the damn thing and don't write an additional series just for the sake of it.

Episode 2 was much the same, too. Which is a shame, because the last series was belting.

Coppers.

I've quite enjoyed some of this, but with last nights episode I couldn't get past the fact the tactical van was basically just a bunch of provocative arrogant morons going around causing and provoking more trouble than they prevented.

At least they got off on 'guess thd farter' in the back of the pig van. Americas Serial Killer, on straight after it was worth a watch. Easy for these mass murderers nowadays with sites like Craigslist. A nightmare for the teccies trying to track him down.

I recorded that, bit late for me on a school night and Ms. Terrorist was predicting herself nightmares just from the trailer.

Well worth a look StS. Shows how the sex trade has become has become anonymous in the internet age compared to the transparent hookers on street corners of yesteryear.

Coppers has been a good series to watch , One of the best doc's on tv. I watched Americas Serial killer having read of the first indications of there been a new killer on the loose last year. The police not giving to much away on this one either with the count up to 10 at least. Quite spooky that the killer started to ring the younger sister of one of the victims for over a month eventually telling her what he'd done to her.

I thought I'd treat myself to the complete series of [iRome[/i last week. A good series that finished to early imo.

Mr Blanc indulging in chicken and chocolate tonight in Lyon as he continues his French odyssey. He'll have to get recorded as I won't have time to squeeze him in between the Man U and Man City games. Ken stuttering Clark verses John thick Prescott on QT tonight. I might even have time to briefly flick onto Top Gear between games so's that I can fleetingly observe my favourite studio audience.

Craigslist = eBay for burglars

Pass.....Just know it was a site where some ladies were advertising their wares....These particular young ladies didn't have the opportunity to live to regret it.

I enjoyed [iFrozen River[/i (film) on BBC1 last night. Trailer trash USA at it's most depressingly austere. [iBattle in Seattle[/i also on BBC tonight will be getting a viewing. Centred around the protest activities of the WTO meeting in 1999.

Repeats..
Season 2 episode 8 this Fri.

EDIT...
I stand corrected


Good call

[iBattle in Seattle[/i = Dog turd.

Tomorrow morning at 9am, ITV 4 begin a re-run of the excellent 'Big Match Revisited', which is basically a week-by-week re-run of the ITV version of Match Of The Day from 25 years ago. It's a great watch, showing football from before it became the circus it is today, as well as being a lovely nostalgia trip for older viewers. Tomorrow they feature Man City -v- Spurs. They also feature Barnsley-v-Wolves, with pictures no doubt from their friends at Yorkshire Television.

What we need are re-runs of Scrumdown

Anyboby else catch Homeland on Channel 4 Sun night?.

Looks a good series...

Don't know what I caught the end of whilst waiting for Newsnight last night, but it made me wonder just how bad a programme has to be to not get on the telly these days.

Probably 'Mock The Week'.

Sky Plussed it. The Synopsis made it sound like something i would like so hopefully it is quite good. Not got many shows I'm into at the moment, other than Blue Bloods and NCIS Los Angeles

And the prize for most pointless post of the year goes to


" I dont know what i watched but it was rubbish".

Nah, it was some 'comedy' sketch show. It made Horne and Corden look like comedy gold.

Er, isn't this the TV thread? If I'd have given the name of the programme would it have made a difference to you?