EastEnders BBC1
The Cruise ITV
Line of Duty BBC2
Alan Carr C4+1

Celebrity juice

I believe you

Stuff off my Sky Planner as per usual.

Major Crimes
Madam Secretary
Criminal Minds
The Walking Dead
Grantchester

Programmes like this are why Smellyvision should be invented. Imagine all the programmes that would benefit then. Great British Bake Off, Countryfile, Springwatch, Gardening Programmes, Nature Documentarys, Cookery Shows.... And programmes like this

The TV could use a range of scents and fragrances like a plug in air freshener but except of having like only 3 different fragrances it could have over 1000. Every kind of smell would be covered from freshly cooked bread and spring flowers to rotten eggs and dog poop.
The smells to be used would be encoded into the programme at different points, and then sent with the digital signal along with the visual and audio information. This would then be decoded by the Smellyvision Adapter, and Smellyvision is born. This new technology would be available in new Smellyvision TV's, and a Smellyvision Box, so that people with Non-Smellyvision TV's could experience a 3rd sense.

Not going out tonight (really can't be bothered) so:
The Chase
Medical Detectives
Probably going to end up watching stuff I've recorded

Frifay Fare

7pm Concorde Air Disaster Ch5 recording
7.30 Coronation Street
8pm Mastermind
8.30 Coronation Street
9.00 Springwatch at easter
9.00 Gogglebox recording

I can't believe it is Good Friday and the channels (especially BBC1) seem to be sticking to their normal daytime schedules.

For me tonight:
7pm Emmerdale
7:30 Sky football: Peterborough v Coventry
9:45 Alan Carr: Chatty Man (on 4od)
10:35 Graham Norton Show (on BBC i-player 15mins after BBC1 starts broadcasting)

Will be catching up on Coronation Street (if it looks good), Gogglebox and The Last Leg)

Tonight I will be watching

6.25pm News - ITV
7pm Doctor Thorne - Recorded
7.45pm Emmerdale - Recorded
8.10pm Corrie - recorded
8.30pm Corrie - ITV
9pm not sure yet
10.25pm Graham Norton - bbc 1

Also recording

Donald Trump interview with Piers Morgan on itv

Here's Saturdays line-up for me

5.20 Pointless Celebrities
6.00 Can't Touch This - a new game show , probably awful but I'll give it a try
7.00 The Voice -not keen on the auditions bit but I'll give the live show a go
Lottery Draw
The Voice results

Bit of a change Last night I watched

7pm Doctor Thorne
8pm Eastenders - BBC 1
8.30pm Emmerdale - recorded
8.55pm Corrie - recorded
9.20pm Corrie - recorded
9.45pm Gogglebox - recorded
10.25pm Graham Norton - BBC 1

Tonight I will be watching

6pm Ant and Dec - ITV
7.30pm The Voice UK - On delay
Not sure whatelse

Tonight is a good night on telly - programmes on both BBC1 and ITV for me.

Stuff I've recorded I guess. Can never find anything worth watching (other than foreign football) on a Saturday evening.

Tonight is a good night on telly - programmes on both BBC1 and ITV for me.

6pm Ant 'n' Dec's Saturday Night Takeaway
7:30 Football: Germany v England
9:45 The Voice UK (on BBC i-player)

Catch up on The Voice UK results show and Casualty. Shall be avoiding DS and certain Facebook pages so I avoid the results of the Voice until I watch it tomorrow.

Will catch up with last week's recordings of "Follow the Money" from BBC 4.
Then probably watch tonight's instalments 'Live' on BBC 4 @ 9pm.

Pointless Celebrities on BBC1
Just seen a very interesting programme about British war films on BBC2
and now it's Heroes of Telemark (for the umpteenth time but always a good watch)
Goal Rush C5

Happy Easter everyone hope you all have a great day.

Tonight I will be watching

6.05pm Paul O'Grady - The Sally Army and me - BBC 1
6.35pm Jonathan Ross - Recorded
7.20pm The Chase - celeb special - recorded
8.05pm Not Sure
9pm The Night Manager - BBC 1 (Cant wait for this its a great drama)

Recording

Indian Summers - Ch4
Thirteen - BBC 2

I shall be catching up on Countryfile, The Chase and The Night Manager as tonight will be family time.

Oh dear I have nothing marked in the Radio Times that I want to see but have found a programme about the Titanic on Irish Tv channel 191 at 9pm but that's it for tonight

I wish I had started watching The Night Manager It sounds great Too late now

Could you not watch it on iplayer

Episode one is no longer available unfortunately

Easter Monday Line-up

7.30 Coronation Street
8pm University Challenge
8.30 Coronation Street
9pm Stop Search Seize (recorded)
10pm 1916: The Irish Rebellion -Liam Neeson narrator

What a choice for today!

Wonderful if you're a train afficionado (I'm not). 6 hours of nothing but trains.
There will be numerous re-re-repeated films that no-one wanted to watch the first time
If you've a mind to, you can watch the 1966 General Election (be still my beating heart)
and just to round off a joyous night's viewing - The Irish Rebellion for 90 minutes.

What have we done to deserve such wondrous entertainment?

Well a bit of a change of plan last night

I watched

4.10pm A View to a Kill - ITV
6.35pm News - ITV
7pm The Chase - celeb - ITV
8pm Pirates of the Caribbean - On Stranger Tides - Sky Movies Disney
10.20pm The Night Manager - recorded
11.20 The Road to Coronation Street - ITV

Tonight I will be watching

7pm Emmerdale - ITV
7.30pm Corrie - ITV
8pm Eastenders - BBC 1
8.30pm Corrie - ITV
9pm OJ Simpson - BBC 2
9.40pm Cuckoo - iplayer

Recording

Maigret - ITV

7pm Emmerdale
7:30 Coronation Street
8:00 Not sure yet - Nothing interests me
8:30 Marvel's Avengers Assemble (BBC1)
10:40 Coronation Street