Good Evening of Telly Viewing

Tegan,' breaking bad' is brilliant. The sopranos and west wing classic!

Found it LizG! We're in Scotland - it's on Wednesday here - thank you!

Marelli it was on BBC 2 yesterday at and I think it was called The Battle of Malta or something similar.

I'm enjoying The Mill after a slow dark start and always watch Law & Order it has become a favourite even the re-runs of earlier episodes on ITV3,apart from that nothing on really of interest last night.

'The Mill followed by 'Law and Order' both very enjoyable while DH struggled with 'The White Queen' (he will not be beaten!)

Watched Mr and Mrs for a bit of light hearted fun, then Law and Order, that was all they could offer for me last night.

I love the Hairy Bikers. We've been to two of their live theatre shows. Good fun.

Heard good reports of Breaking Bad. There are so many series I need to watch; I've never even seen The Sopranos . I'm really looking forward to the last episode of TOTL; I'm glad I stuck with it now.

Big Brother!? Flinch. Like watching paint dry and not very good quality paint either! Each to their own I suppose.

We are currently hooked on Top of the Lake and we are ploughing through the box set of Breaking Bad (not released here but a "cult favourite"). The main actors are brilliant, and the writing always of a high quality.

I'm enjoying The Mill, too. I watched it an hour later last night, but forgot and thought it was after the watershed. One quite graphic sexual scene shouldn't have been aired that early, although I guess not many younger children would be very interested in this drama. Still...........

LizG - I've been looking for the Malta programme - which channel was it on?

I think The Mill is getting better and better [after a slow start] although I'm surprised at some of the things that happen in it prior to 9 pm .

Dragon's Den, Big Brother

DH and I can't bare to watch a minute of either!!

We saw Country File and Law and Order

Shysal we had 'Dragons' Den' on while we caught up with the papers - tear jerker is exactly it. Look out for Bare Naked Foods.

The White Queen herself did so much loud whispering last night that I kept wanting to clear my throat.

The clunkingly awful dialogue of The White Queen has a strange hypnotic quality for me. In Shakespeare a couple of minor lords etc. dash through the exposition, and the leading characters then say or do something interesting. In The WQ everything is exposition, but perhaps that is necessary because narrative history is no longer taught (oops, wrong thread!).

If I had been young Henry Tudor I would have grown so fed up with my mother banging on at me about becoming King of England (on very shaky grounds) I would probably have cleared off and done something else.

I wasn't attracted by anything on offer, so I watched a recording of Sherlock, and then ran a DVD - The Strange World of Gurney Slade - and then caught the last twenty minutes of the Hairy Bikers programme.

Shysal's evening would have had me retching quietly in a corner until they came to take me away... :-)

I have always thought The Mill, etc would not be my scene but maybe given last night's watching I should think again.

I watched none of those, but I did record the Hairy Bikers. I enjoyed The Mill, Dragons' Den (tear jerker) and Big brother .