Quote: Tim Walker @ September 29 2009, 1:51 PM BSTBizarre. Mother is just watching Neighbours and Tim Vine's in it. WTF is he doing there? (He's just booked into the hotel...)
What are you watching on TV? Page 949
Watched Flash Forward last night (the 'new Lost' apparently), it was interesting. Lots of Brit actors. Even Steve (Jack Davenport)from Coupling!
http://news.bbc.co.uk/1/hi/entertainment/8280734.stm
Woop. 
Quote: Matthew Stott @ September 29 2009, 7:25 PM BSTWatched Flash Forward last night (the 'new Lost' apparently), it was interesting. Lots of Brit actors. Even Steve (Jack Davenport)from Coupling!
Bums. Meant to watch that. Hopefully they'll repeat it to death.
Quote: JuliaC @ September 29 2009, 7:47 PM BSThttp://news.bbc.co.uk/1/hi/entertainment/8280734.stm
Woop.
Oooh, this looks ace. Pity I never even bother looking what's on ITV any more, I'd have liked to've seen this.
Quote: JuliaC @ September 29 2009, 7:47 PM BSThttp://news.bbc.co.uk/1/hi/entertainment/8280734.stm
Woop.
Woohoo!
Awesome! I haven't watched series 3 yet though. Stupid VoD!! 
How to Look Good Naked.
Quote: JuliaC @ September 29 2009, 7:47 PM BSThttp://news.bbc.co.uk/1/hi/entertainment/8280734.stm
Woop.
Horay! It's the only thing I watched on ITV except for TV Burp (occasionally).
Quote: hotzappa11 @ September 29 2009, 9:40 PM BSTHoray! It's the only thing I watched on ITV except for TV Burp.
Same here.
Waiting for Charlie Brooker's Gameswipe to start on BBC Four.
"We all live in a yellow, red, blue, green." 
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Freeview retune.
More than 18 million homes with Freeview will need to retune their equipment this week or face losing certain TV and radio stations.
The exercise is designed to give more viewers access to Channel Five but those who already have the channel stand to lose it if they fail to retune.
Viewers who do not adapt their equipment as of Wednesday lunchtime will also lose ITV3 and ITV4.
Some BBC Radio stations will also be affected in homes which have already gone through the digital switchover, a Freeview spokesman said.
Messages have been already been shown on-screen alerting people to the changes. But some viewers have expressed frustration, saying the process has caused confusion.
"The messages keep flashing up while I am watching programmes and I'm finding it quite annoying," said one 32-year-old, from south London.
"They tell us we need to retune our channels but we can't do anything about it until September 30. Sometimes it is good to have information in advance but in this case I think it is probably causing people a lot of unnecessary worry."
The retuning exercise will mean more than 500,000 Freeview homes will be able to receive Channel Five for the first time. A new channel called Quest will also be available to the majority of Freeview homes, on channel 38.
Ilse Howling, managing director of Freeview, said: "These are significant and necessary changes which will immediately bring Freeview viewers new channels, introduce new homes to existing channels and prepare the platform for the future availability of Freeview HD."
Technical changes, including preparations for the future availability of high definition channels on Freeview, will take place during the morning of September 30 and are expected to be complete by lunchtime. To avoid losing services, viewers are advised to retune their equipment as soon as possible after this. Those who are unable to retune on September 30 can do so at a later stage.
Hollyoaks Later on Sky +. 
Hollyoaks?! Scats! 
Hehe. I used to watch it too, sometimes. Last time I did though was when we found out 'Bombhead' had been keeping his dead mum, erm, hidden?
I'm watching a fascinating documentary about blood thirsty, brain damaged, carnivore Richard Hammond wandering the countryside looking for freshly butchered cattle, presumably he wants to put the carcasses in the shopping trolley he drags behind him.*
Oh wait, I think he's come to the end of his monumental journey.
Apparently, cut up, bloody, animal meat can be easily found at Morrisons.
*That's good going, the trolleys near me seize up if you take them beyond the car park ticket barrier.
Quote: Leevil @ September 30 2009, 5:09 PM BSTHehe. I used to watch it too, sometimes. Last time I did though was when we found out 'Bombhead' had been keeping his dead mum, erm, hidden?
Yes! That was hilarious!
I used to like that Joanna Taylor in it:
