Journeyman dude was Mr Aids off Trainspotting, when he was about 12

I enjoyed the first couple of episodes of Cane but it seems to be going down the pan now. I wouldn't be surprised if it's cancelled.

Life is about the only decent thing I have seen since we got here.BBC America amuses us full of bollox like bloody David Dickinson turner increasingly orange.
Strange when at our friends in Canada the BBC Canada seemed to have a better selection

Monday night is NBC night for me.

Firstly Chuck, which is a bit of light hearted spy fun. Then onto Heroes, which is finally starting to pick up the pace and get interesting again (thank god) After that, if I can stay awake long enough I sometimes watch Journeyman. Not a bad programme, but I'm not that upset if I don't watch it.

My hubby really likes Big Bang Theory, its decent with at least one laugh out loud moment per show.
I am so glad the Amazing Race is back on! The Father/Daughter team NEEDS to go ASAP as the Dad is so irritating I want to strangle him!!! LOL at last nights episode jumping over the little ditch and the gramps in his undies.

So what did you lot think of Heros'?

That was a bit of a slower series, but the ending was cool, very cold stuff

And, and what about the SciFi Wizard of Oz that was on the last few nights?

Saw that, was very weird, not great but still compelled to watch it because it was such a different take on the story....but the ending was lame and crap after all that.

I love Hero's...have to admit I just think Hiro is brilliant, I'd watch it just for him...he always makes me laugh...

I love the characters and me and my OH always have a bet when a new character comes in and we try and guess what their abilities are..

Heroes was a bit slow to start with, but the producers managed to turn it around and got it interesting again. Thought it was good that they gave a little teaser of what to expect for volume 3.

Have got Tin Man recorded, haven't watched it yet. Might save it for watching over christmas instead of the original.

Next (final) series of Life on Mars starts on Tuesday on BBCA - double episode

Off to the library later to get more episodes of Spooks/MI-5 for a lazy Sunday.

Didn't know they did a third series?

It's the second series, which I don't think BBCA has shown yet. There is a spin-off show starting on the Beeb next month (I think) for those who want to continue getting their fix of the genius that is Gene Hunt.

oh, I think I d/loaded from nova...opps

so there's a spin off show huh? any idea what that's called so I can keep an eye out?

Oh and Jack Dee has a new show coming out called Lead Balloon that sounds pretty funny...

I would love to know this to please...

[QUOTE=Bob;5644070so there's a spin off show huh? any idea what that's called so I can keep an eye out?
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Ashes to Ashes IIRC

Already seen Season 2 of Life on Mars, but thats hardly gonna stop me watching it again!

Thanks Paul I appreciate it...

Life on Mars was absolutely brilliant wasn't it....considering it was done on a budget of about 50 quid..(they always used the same back streets) and it one episode you can actually see my OH's house...(as they did a lot of shoots in Salford)...

It just goes to show that you don't need a mega budget, just great writers and fantastic actors that can bounce of each other.

pure classic in my book...