Scrap the BBC

[anthonykay]

Is wokerati even a word? Meaning the exact opposite of twat-erati presumably?

No, wokerati are people who use Chinese cooking implements.

[Graham Breeze]

Whatever else we watch right now is probably on Netflix.

So that will be Mank and The Trial Of The Chicago Seven for Hester and for you: Call My Agent?

[Mark G]

1 to 4 above, Yeap - me too.

Thanks for the heads up about BBC Scotland and Roaming in the Wild. Found this on iplayer https://www.bbc.co.uk/iplayer/episod...doon-the-forth and it's on the list to watch tonight - cheers.

Cheers Graham, hope you like it. Two lads having adventures with humour and also some profound comments. There are four or five episodes so far.

[Fellbeast]

So that will be Mank and The Trial Of The Chicago Seven for Hester and for you: Call My Agent?

Call my agent, yep

Plus Schitt’s Creek (second time around)
And Breaking Bad

[Llani Boy]

Don't know what it will be like but a heads up for Life Of A Mountain - A Year On Helvellyn tomorrow night on BBC 4 at 9pm

[Witton Park]

University Challenge is the only thing i watch on BBC (in fact the only new thing that i watch on any tv apart from live sport).

University Challenge was an ITV programme - probably before your time

[Mark G]

Don't know what it will be like but a heads up for Life Of A Mountain - A Year On Helvellyn tomorrow night on BBC 4 at 9pm

And Cameron McNeish on BBC Scotland tonight at 7.00 - walking (and biking and campervanning) up the west coast to Mallaig.

[Fellbeast]

And Cameron McNeish on BBC Scotland tonight at 7.00 - walking (and biking and campervanning) up the west coast to Mallaig.

Thanks for the heads up. That was absolutely great in a brilliantly Scottish way. Cameron McNeish does exactly the same type of campervan pootling and wilderness exploring that we love doing

[Graham Breeze]

Call my agent, yep

Call My Agent is truly wonderful if you love French cinema - so in the birth scene in Series 3 the music is Georges Delerue's Grand Choral from Francois Truffaut's marvellous La Nuit Americaine which everyone in France will have recognised.

[Llani Boy]

I don't get this Tom Moore thing.

The BBC are all over it again, I've even had to turn BBC Radio Derby off.

The truth is that his pushy family and a virtue signalling BBC have just gone overboard. He obviously had an ego and always wanted to be "on the telly" hence his appearance on Blankety Blank all those years ago.

A number 1 record (what a fantastic contribution to music that was), a book, a knighthood, an RAF flypast and the Union Flag at half mast on Downing Street. And a load of past it celebs coming out of the woodwork for a bit of publicity on the back of him.

Why not go the whole hog and have a State Funeral for him.

We are living in very strange times.