Today I will be watching

1pm Gogglesprogs - Recorded
2pm Wallace and Gromit - BBC 1
2.25pm A Grand Night In: The Story of Aardman - BBC 1
3.25pm Puss in Boots - BBC 1
4.45pm Eastenders - Recorded
5.45pm Mrs Brown - recorded
6.30pm Shaun the Sheep: The Farmers llamas - 20 min delay
7pm Dickensian - BBC 1
7.30pm Eastenders - BBC 1
8pm Eastenders - BBC 1
8.30pm Dickensian (if i like the first) - BBC 1
9pm A Gert Lush Christmas - BBC 2
10pm News - BBC 1

Recording

And then there were none - BBC 1
Peter and Wendy - ITV
Jonathan Ross - ITV

Tonight I will be watching

6pm Dickensian (ep2) - iplayer
6.30pm A Gert lush christmas - iplayer
7.30pm Dickensian - BBC 1
8pm Still Open all hours - BBC 1
8.30pm Dickensian - BBC 1
9pm And Then There were none - BBC 1
10pm Mrs Brown - recorded

Tonight I will be watching

6pm Shaun the sheep - iplayer
6.30pm News
7pm Emmerdale - ITV
7.30pm Corrie - ITV
8pm Eastenders - BBC 1
8.30pm Corrie - ITV
9.05pm And Then There were none - BBC 1
10.05pm Mrs Brown - iplayer

recording

Behind the candelabra - BBC 2

Only Only Connect.

Today's line-up

And then there were none (part 2) iplayer
Corrie ITV
Eastenders BBC1
Corrie ITV
And then there were none BBC1
A Gert Lush Xmas iplayer
Catherine Tate's Nan iplayer

Hope you all had a great Christmas! Caught up with Still Open All Hours, Strictly Christmas Special, the ITV Abba and the TOTP special yesterday!

Here's today's line up (quiet!):-

Recording ITV soaps for the good lady (7-8, 8.30-9pm) & And Then There Were None (BBC1 9.05-10.05pm). Not watching anything.

On broadcast
Classic 1977 Dr.Who, The Face of Evil - 7pm & 7:25pm, BBC Four
Only Connect - 8:30pm, BBC 2

Gogglebox at 9pm but I think it's just a recap, if it is, then I'll be flicking over to John Bishop's Gorilla Adventure.

Catching up on
And Then There Were None

I had Gogglebox lined up but the write up in Radio Times suggests that it's just a clips show in which case I'll watch the new Michael Palin documentary on BBC4

prior to that there the Christmas Lecture on BBC4 ........this years topic is Surviving in Space which sounds like another opportunity for the BBC to drone on for hours about Tim Peake............

How was the Abba show I have it recorded.

It was okay - a bit hit and miss. The clips with Bjorn speaking were interesting, Paddy McGuinness hosting was fine, the singing...some of the performers were a bit rusty, others did very well. All in all a passable time filler, wouldn't watch it again though.

I watched Mrs Brown before Emmerdale and I will watch Gert lush Christmas after And Then There Were None.

I am also recording the John Bishop thing on ITV

Completely forgot to record that last night! Still to watch parts 1 & 2 so will get part 3 on I-Player. Onto tonight and it's another quiet night so:-

Recording Emmerdale (ITV 7-7.30pm), watching parts 1 & 2 of ATTWN.

You will enjoy And Then There Were None it is good

Tonight I will be watching

6.30pm Shaun the Sheep: The Farmer's Llamas - iplayer
7pm Emmerdale - ITV
7.30pm Eastenders - BBC 1
8pm River City - BBC 1 Scotland
9pm Not Sure either David Beckham - BBC 1 or Something recorded

I recommend the 1974 film version (AKA Ten Little Indians) starring Oliver Reed - the 1965 & 1945 versions are good too!

Not much on at this time as most of the shows I watch are on mid season break.

But lots on SKY+ to catch up on .

Small change of plan. I havent seen the second series of Endeavour so thought I would watch before Sunday when series 3 begins.

5.30pm Endeavour - series 2 ep1 - Recorded
7.30pm Eastenders - BBC 1
8pm River City - BBC 1 Scotland
9pm Emmerdale - Recorded
9.25pm Prey - STV Player

What on earth is going on with TV? I haven't found a single thing to watch since The Apprentice final on the 20th.

I am going to give Sherlock a try on the 1st but after the first series being one of the best things I've ever seen, the last series was so dire I didn't even make it through one episode and Cumberbatch's Hamlet was so rubbish I left at the interval, so I'm not hopeful.

Never watched Prey watching David Beckham documentary. It is really interesting

Well I'm being really sad and I'm watching Flowers in the Attic on Channel 5. A book everyone at school read in the 80s and caused such a stir. They have also fiilmed adaptations of the other books in the series.
It's a bit " true movieish" if you know what I mean but it's passable

Another quiet night tonight:-

Recording ITV soaps (7-8pm) & Luke Kempner's Impression of 2015 (ITV2 9-10pm). Might watch another Come Dine With Me (old episode)and Luke Kempner later.

Tonight I Will be watching

5.35 Sunshine on Leith - Channel 4 + 1
7.20 Emmerdale - recorded
7.45 Corrie - recorded
8.10 Behind the Candelabra - Recorded
10.00 prey - STV Player

Best night for me since Christmas.I think i'll need catch-up tomorrow! I'm going to try to watch or record

7.00 Gogglesprogs C4
7.30 Coronation street ITV
7.40 Califonia Dreamin': the Songs of the Mamas and the Papas Sky arts
8.00 Big Star's Little Star ITV
9.00 Charlie Brooker's 2015 Wipe BBC2
9 00All New It'll Be Alright on the Night ITV
9.00 Nathan Carter show RTE(online)
10.00 Celebrity Juice; Bestest of the Unseenest Bits ITV2

Plus try to keep an eye on the Darts on Sky Sports Going to have a job working it all out Hope +1s help.

Enjoy thats a good bit of telly.

I have already seen Gogglesprogs and it is really funny.

I am recording
All right on the night and Charlie Brooker.

Also the Darts is so exciting and great fun to watch. I will need to check that out tonight as well

Enjoyed the John Humphrys fluff on Celebrity (sic) Mastermind when he gave away the answer to a question

Currently watching David Attenborough's Great Barrier Reef. I don't watch a lot of tv but when I do I like stuff that's informative and educational like this. It's what I love best about the BBC.