I am inherently very nosy, so generally find something to like, if the family is interesting.
No idea if this one is. 
What are you watching on TV? Page 1,050
Hah! Right, well that's a good excuse.
All I saw was lots of burping, farting and bitching.
Prime Time entertainment, I'm sure you'll agree
Quote: zooo @ November 25 2009, 9:45 PM GMTI am inherently very nosy, so generally find something to like, if the family is interesting.
No idea if this one is.
Why don't you just drill a hole in the wall?
Hmm. Don't like to be so close I can smell 'em. Like to be able to switch them off.
Quote: Chappers @ November 25 2009, 9:48 PM GMTWhy don't you just drill a hole in the wall?
OR move the TV into the same room. Would be less messy.
Wild Russia. Although I've just realised I haven't looked at the screen once since it's been on. There is baby turtles, there is! 
Just watched Gavin & Stacey and preparing for Misfits.
Curb Your Enthusiasm
Wossy is not funny any more. 
Laurence is cool though.
Will switch over when Peter Kay comes on. 
Is Fishburne on? He was good in Apocolypse Now. What's he do now then? 
Is it a young Charlie Brooker?
Why Beauty Matters, presented by Roger Scrutton, looking ineffably wise and just a bit slappable; but for all the occasional sweeping bollocks thrown out as eternal truth, his central thesis is indisputable, which is to say a statement of the bleeding obvious. Somewhat depressingly though it needs to be said. A useful antidote to the arts establishment tongue-reaming that has constituted the rest of the Beeb's modern art season.
Quote: Leevil @ November 26 2009, 8:38 PM GMTWild Russia. Although I've just realised I haven't looked at the screen once since it's been on. There is baby turtles, there is!
I loved the Wild Russia series, watched it on HD, was absolutely stunning!
The bears were so cute and the Caucaus mountains were beautiful!
Just watched 'Harry Brown' and thought it was pretty good. Michael Caine did his best Clint Eastwood and proved that there's still plenty of life in the old cat.
The movie reminded me of this story I'd read a few hours earlier: