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I like Telly,its better than the Cinema because its free and you can drink and sit on the sofa in your pants.Actually thinking about it it isnt free at all is it but I still like it best.

Here are some good programs

The Thick of It.
Its the best program on Telly,the 5 Live episode was my favourite but last weeks shocker was... well it was a shocker (in the best possible way)

Gavin and Stacey
I defy anone to say this isnt brilliant,Its all about Bryn really isnt it?

Those are cool programs though,so Id like to chuck some uncool ones in

The Paul O Grady Show.
A gay man who thinks hes a 1930's washer woman wearing a head scarf scrubbing his step.I like him,I like his Doggies and I like the Tea Time nature of the show.

Jermey Kyle

Guilty pleasure? the other day a young girly said about a bloke who may or may not have been her kids father " Of course I love him I have his name tattooed on my twat" All this at 9.45am ,brilliant!!!!!!

Any mention of "The Wire" gets deleted.

I found it boring.

I get fucking sick having to listen to people saying how brill G&S is. Its good but it ain't that good. At best I'd rate it a slightly above average sit com.

Shows like The Thick Of It and Curb Your are a million times wittier, funnier, better and various other positive things ending in er.

I've just got through the first series (well first 6 episodes, I think they were originally 2 series of 3), just about to do the specials, In the Loop, and then the new series. It is really fucking brilliant.


I keep catching bits of this and it seems fun. I guess it's been a bit unfasionable since Horne and Corden's disasterous sketch show but it's something I plan to catch up on


Didn't one of his dogs die recently? Can't say I'm a big fan. Preffered Richard and Judy when it was on. It had more unintentional comedy.


It is fucking brilliant. I love it when someone comes on, acts like an angel "oh it's definitely his child, I'd never sleep with someone else".

"DNA results say he is not the father" Oh dear.


To contribute:

Doctor Who. Can't wait for the Christmas / New Year specials.

House. Burned through the first 5 series in less than a month, now keeping up with the 6th. Great fun.

I still keep up with South Park and Family Guy, but even the former has gotten a bit meh, and the latter was never that good.

The Restaurant is great fun, although I'm already a few episodes behind. Bloody Thursdays.

Everyone loves QI

Snooker and Question time

I love Curb its brilliant though I am quite far behind in it.Im rubbish at quoting and remembering stuff but the one where he accidently called someone a "cunt" in the obitiurary is my favourite.Larry David is a joy.I can like more than 1 thing at a time...I know its crazy!

That was the typo in the obituary episode, one of the best. My other favourite from the earlier series was the baptism one. But nothing beats the latest series, I very nearly died watching the pussy rash episode with the neck brace episode a close second. Definitely the funniest programme on TV, though The Thick Of It is pretty close.

I forgot the Snooker. It's a fucking beautiful game. It's the perfect combination of dexterous skill and the mental ability of something like chess, but with none of that discrete grid board bollocks holding it back.

Chess might well have more possible games than stars in the universe, but the possibilities in snooker are closer to infinite.

Ive noticed myself judging people by if the like the New Dr Whos or not.I think theres somthing wrong with people that dont like them.Ive seen House once or twice its ok,its something I can see myself doing as a boxsest in a lazy week.I never got into South Park or Family Guy at all really.

The Restraunt! these people cat be the best out there surely! they make the Apprentices's from the Apprentice seem like model employees.The 2 blond haired smarmy blokes.....eek! Ive not seen this weeks im going to hit "On Demand " right now.

Malcolm Tucker is my hero. Or Armando is, I can't decide which. They've done so much for the shouty/sweary community.

One of my fav shows is Dexter, a serial killer with a difference! For anyone watching the latest series, Hello, Dexter Morgan!! what a ending!!

Curb is probably my all time fave comedy.
Although the new series has been a bit of a let down.

Gavin and Stacey is funny.
I though i'd be put off it also after that awful sketch show, but I really enjoyed the last episode.

The Thick Of It is the best BBC comedy since The Office.
Brilliant stuff.

Never watched Jeremy Kyle or Paul O'grady though.
I kind of agree about the Wire, twice i've tried getting into it, but I give up after about 3/4 episiodes.

Other TV shows I love, Spooks & Bones.
Bones is similar to CSI but good.

Although i've just watched the latest episode of Curb Your Enthusiasm and though it was brilliant.
The ending was so cringeworthingly funny.

Is cringeworthingly a word?

For me, the best program on TV at the moment is 'Life'. Absolutely superb.

I'd like Gavin and Stacy more if it didn't have Stacy in it; every other character is brilliant...

Other shows I try not to miss are University Challenge (a testing bit of mental exercise), QI, The Fixer (when it's on), and anything Louis Theroux does. Oh, and anything including Dawn Porter - interesting, and she's a fox.

The West Wing - 1 word for it Class

House - Funny and well worth a watch

Gavin and Stacey - a little bit pants, although I have never really seen more that 1 episode at a time

Dexter - Funny, Dark and you end up rooting for a serial killer to carry on killing.

NCIS / CSI - harmless Yank entertainment.

Dr. Who - I used to hate it, mainly because everyone I know (Yeo) wet there pants over how good it was, but I have actualy seen a few episodes and its not as bad as I though it would be

The Wire - I really liked it until all the media jumped on the bandwagon now its getting a little old (although its first season was very good)

I have just noticed how much American TV I watch - do BBC and ITV actually make decent programmes any more? I supposed Top Gear, but thats had its best days long ago

For anyone who has just started watching The Thick of It and is catching up don't forget to see the two hour long specials they did. Not only are they brilliant but they also exlain moreof the story about how malcolm has stayed in position for so long they also introduce ben swain, baldemort - julius Nicholson and jamie - Malcolm's feral attack dog
as seen in In The Loop.

Oh and Qi and university challenge and We Need Answers.

Ha ha, that reminded me of:

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=nxA0a5G6ccg

Ooh yeah, forgot about Dexter, I fucking love it.
When you say latest series, do you mean series 3? Series 4 doesn't air over here until next year if I remember correctly.

Only Fools and Horses, watched this on Gold the other day, Peckham Spring eposide and its still the best had me in stitches all the way through.

the wire is great and ended just at the right time. unlike ER which was also great but went on five years too long.

Some of my choices:
The Inbetweeners
House
Spooks
Prison Break
FN with Jonathan Ross
QI

Anybody manage to catch some of Russel Howards Good News- Some very funny stuff!

I watched that Paradox the other night.One of those programes you know are a bit shit but you still watch

is that the one with tamsin outhwaite?

The Wire and the Sopranos are the best programmes ever made in my opinion.

Other than that, I largely waste my days watching:

FWord
Simpsons
Planet Earth
24
Gavin & Stacey
Inbetweeners
Restaurant
Saturday kitchen
Spooks

how come no one has mentioned quincey? my hero, fucking crime solving pensioner who shags 20 something models.

Anyone remember Bugs? So bad it was good

I've just finished the last episodes of series 7 West Wing, there is now a massive hole in my life!  Currently catching up with Fringe, pretty good in an x files type of way.

Diagnosis Murder
Murder She Wrote
Monk
Damages
Flog It
Eggheads
Cash in the Attic
FBI Files
Nightwatch

Loving the Thick of it at the moment, last episode tomorrow.

"I think we should use the carrot and stick approach. You take a carrot, you stick it up his fucking arse, followed by the stick"

Only thing I make a point of recording at the moment is Tru blood, although I try and keep up with QI, HIGNFY and Andrew Marrs 'The Making Of Modern Britain'.

Yeah that's the one.

ive not weatched tv since COD MW2 came. when i do watch tv its basicly comedy central or catching up with flash forward/heroes etc

Countdown has improved a bit recently...

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=tSE195fa72w

Carol who?

I have been watching season 4, 1 last episode of season 4 to go.

Yes!!!!


Its a sad question. Sad question. Its a very very very very very sad question.

Excellent that means there are at least two people watching. Which is at least twice Russell howard's good news gets.

Where have you been watching that?

downloading it from a torrent site...

I'm currently going through lost again, start to finish ahead of the final series.

The following make me drop things and keep me gripped.

24
House
Flash Forward
Dexter
Fringe
Lie to Me

I like lots of other US based drama, Law & Order, Criminal Minds, CSI etc, plus SciFi stuff like Stargate and Sanctuary.

Oh, and cooking shows. Saturday Kitchen is ace!

stuff others that aint metioned i enjoy include waterloo road,coast,and an island parish(which i stumbled apon unknowingly)
gavin and stacey barely raises a chuckle from me but it's not bad.benidorm was better.

really looking forward to the only fools and horses spin off that is impending, but expect it might be a let down.
the only comedy to come to close to only fools in recent years has been the royle family

I dont watch much TV sport aside...Secret Millionaire i enjoy,not the nine oclock news is good some weeks.
Liked Trawlermen also...comedy on TV is dire at present.

I hadn't heard about that, it looks quite interesting. It can't be worse than The Green Green Grass. That was worse than a fungal infected mouldy maggoty gash, like a poverty stricken Thai prostitute had forced a slab of rotten meat up her fanny for a few quid and forgotten to take it out for several years.

Nice Analogy.

The new season of scrubs (US) is a bit shitty. The new BBC comedy Bog Top gave me a little bit of a chuckle, but it's only because of the immaturity of it - Tony Robinson is in it, nothing like BA though.

Tony Robinson is good at everything he does...shame he supports Brittle shitty.

I caught a bit of the first episode of that circus thing, thought it was pretty dire. A review I heard said it gets a bit better though, and that it was baffling they started with such a weak episode.

The BBC are desperate for a family friendly comedy to replace My Family. Which I still unfortunately catch from time to time. It thought it was pretty awful anyway, but it's got laughably bad in the way it's dragged on for too many series. Zoë Wanamaker and Robert Lindsay actually refused to do one of the scripts recently because they thought it was so bad.

Tony Robinson is indeed a bit of a legend.

I also love Spooks.

I love its crazy plots and how no charachter is safe from death.

But I miss Zoe because Keeley Hawes is yummy.

Ive been watching   'how i met your mother '     such a funny programme,  recomend it to anyone

I also loved the West Wing,I grieved a little bit when I finished the last one from the box set.Brilliantly written,I also like Studio 60 but that got panned and didnt make a second series.I wonder what Aaron Sorkins working on now,im going to check.

I've not read the rest of the thread but this is so very, very true.

Big fan of the slightly unknown US series Burn Notice. Think Sky might show it? Not sure. Very silly but entertaining. Fringe is very good aswell.

I see Men and Motors do some old school football with The Big Match Revisited. Don Rogers playing for Palace the other day.

Each to their own...




... but wrong, wrong and wrong.  Gavin and Stacey is fantastically written, well acted and identifies small areas of everyday life and parodies them (e.g. ordering a curry scene, last episode).

Benidorm is one of the worst comedies ever made.

Sounds like Michael McIntyre to me, who polarizes opinions like anything

I've not seen any Gavin and Stacey at all, I have an issue with starting watching programs I've missed the start of. But then again, I watched four series of the Peep Show and laughed once, despite being a fan of Mitchell and Webb, so what do I know?

Michael McIntyre is very very shit, and anybody who likes him is very very wrong.

A bit unfair fB - one in twenty of his jokes are mildly amusing.

I'm seeing Sean Lock in February but am trying to get tickets for Reginald D Hunter - a comedy genius.

I fucking love Sean Lock, he brightens up any quiz show. Can't help feel he should have been a bit better than he is though.

...Not watched 15 storeys for ages.

RIP Mel from Benidorm

http://www.digitalspy.co.uk/tv/news/a237152/benidorm-actor-geoffrey-hutchings-dies.html

telly on the main is bobbins.

Thank goodness for Sky Sports, Movies and Dave or I would have nob all to watch!

I used to be a big fan of Pipkins...

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=PdHv6imBdTk

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=hMdBh09zP8U

and my favourite Flump was Pootle.

There's very little television I watch religiously nowadays. Even the stuff do enjoy I tend to wait until it's on DVD.

What ever happened to King Rolo

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Just finished Dexter series 4, fuck me that was brilliant.

Anything with Claire Sweeney on gets my vote, I hold actual love for that women. In fact she was on on Mel and Denise's 5 o'clock show the other day. Claire Sweeney, Denise Van Outen and Melanie Sykes all on one program at the same time

 :yikes:

Loved that shit!

West Wing has been mentioned, which reminded me that Green Wing was piss-funny at times.

Also the recent series of podcasts-turned-cartoons with Ricky Gervais/Stephen Merchant/Karl Pilkington hit the spot.

Don't watch TV much now a days find the pc more interesting

But some shows that I enjoy

CSI/NCIS etc
Grand Designs
Relocation
Restoration Man

From my childhood

Clangers
Magic Roundabout
Bagpuss
Mr Benn

I think tho I might start watching Countdown

Pigeon Street.

Can any older members remember a kids programme in the 70's called 'Children of the Stones'?

Weird shit with spooky opening music.

From my childhood, I liked all the old American stuff we used to get in the summer holidays and Saturday mornings (Before beardy twat Edmunds arrived with his shit Swap Shop)

Champion, The Wonder Horse.
Casey Jones.
The Whirleybirds.

The only things I make a point of recording at the moment are:

The Big Bang Theory.
The IT Crowd.
Mock the Week.
The Mentalist.
Spartacus, Blood & Sand.

He got into crack in a big way, sold everything he owned for his his next hit. Had to start selling his ass on the streets of London and eventually died from an overdose  on heroin. Sad story really, he was a top bloke.

Picked up the Men Behaving Badly boxset the other day, i had forgot how funny a comedy about pissed blokes making twats of themselves can be.

Also forgot how fit Leslie Ash used to be before she got trout lips.

That's a great shout.  One of the best ever to my mind.  ANd then you let yourself down so badly with Lesley Ash.  A real shame.

i loved this as a kid.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=tfzEVG6je2E

AAaaaaagh, aaaaaaaagah. Who thought this guy would be a good character to show school children. Whhhhhhhhhy

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=c_1QyOQDx6w

That is some freaky shit Batch, fucking freaky. It's like a kids version of clockwork orange

You don't know, man, you weren't there. You weren't there.

The 80's that is..

Do you remember the Adventure Game? " Doogyrev"  :)

Yup. The vortex. aspidistra plant Kind of a for runner for the Crystal Maze IIRC. Don't get the Doogyrev reference though (other than the obvious reverse of very good) ?!?!?!?

That's basically it (one guy talked backwards). Reminded me of a kids version of "V", all lizards  :)

Really can't remember that. Oh well it was a while ago. Perfectly normal.  Yup. Not going senile or anything.

Used to love Alias with Jennifer Garner playing a spy.It also had one of the greatest starts to a TV programme :

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=VuxrMPpmMy4&feature=related

It was made by the same people who later did Lost, but less complicated.

Current faves are The Unit, 24, The Border, NCIS and Criminal Minds.

Got to agree with the comments of MBB. I did like the Comic Relief special when the boys met up with their idol...and didn't recognize her :

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=0ZtkzeNb5H0

The new series of Spooks is ace.

Im watching Gossip Girl series 3 at the moment cos im a teenange girl,I just watched Kim Gordon from Sonic Youth marry 2 of the charachters.

Him and Her is pretty good.

am enjoying spooks, still miss keely though, dave gormans genius is good too

Inbetweeners is still making me laugh

'Fuck your fucking fanny off you twat'

Brilliant

I know they're a bit girly in some respects but i just can't get enough of supernatural and smallville, last series of smallville on currently :(

as mentioned by others i enjoy burn notice and the mentalist, jamies american food revolution (i'm a sucker for cooking shows though), grand designs and tru blood.

not seen any of the recent series of entourage yet but that's great stuff, californication's pretty good too - both have ample servings of hot girls' tits which is a plus

What happened to The Apprentice this year? I know it was delayed due to Sugar's political ties and potential conflict, but it was still supposed to happen. I saw the junior apprentice, but I want the real thang.


Tell you what, Jamie's American Food Revolution is superb (I'm also a sucker for cooking shows) and last nights was properly inspirational. I've no doubt it's been dramatizered (as it's American) but still very good. Oh yeah, Grand Designs another of my favourite shows.

Apprentice starts this week.  Wednesday I believe!  Get your series link going!

Get the fuck in.  :beers: I fucking love that show - possibly more than my family.

http://www.bbc.co.uk/apprentice/

Edit: Maybe I don't watch enough TV (is that possible?), but have they advertised this at all, because I genuinely had no idea it started tomorrow?

No advertisements, but Sugar has been a guest on virtually every show going recently spouting off about it.

its all about man vs food :-)

That'll be why I don't know then. I don't watch anything talky or discussiony and only really after 8-9pm. :)

It's been advertised quite heavily on the beeb. some fitties on it too judging by the prerss shot i saw

Why do the TV stations have to put all the good stuff on at the same time, ie tonight, when other nights its all crap.

New series of Stargate Universe and Fringe, which is good news. Whilst I think Sky are a bunch of cunts, they do at least show all their US shows within a few days of them airing in the US. Other channels are terrible for this, highlighted by Chuck as the last series has just finished on Living (months behind the US) and now Sky own the channel they're starting the new series within the next week or so.

I just don't get why other channels will wait months to show new episodes, just encourages people to download them.

I second this. That bloke is a king.

The food is insane!

I saw him attempt 50 buffalo wings in 30 mins today.

Along with some huge burger

I third this. Pretty much every single bit of food they show in the first half of each show looks fucking lovely.  Hard to judge some of the challenge food though.

I need to go back over the pond for a Philly Cheese Steak.

9lb steak platter in mushroom sauce and a pound of fries last night.

:D

I'm sorted. House and Fringe are back. Oh, and Man vs Food is indeed brilliant.

It's Always Sunny in Philidelphia is also back on.

Oh and new southpark starts tonight.

Always found that a bit cheesy.

It is and it's great. Like a depraved cheers.

charlie is brilliant

watched the secret iraq tonight :hmmm: very intresting stuff about the british govermentn tactics

A few things I'd like to watch tonight:

Looking For Eric @9pm on Ch4
Louis Theroux @ 9pm on BBC2
Mock the Week @10pm on BBC2

Think I will record the film as I'm not sure I'll stay awake through it all.

I thought Looking For Eric was really good.

I quite like watching the cube on itv

Looking for eric tonight though

Breaking Bad - Brilliant, absolutely brilliant. I think I ended up watching an entire series of that in a single weekend last week.

I think I might be turning into a girl, I think I'm going to watch that single father thing or downton abbey instead of theroux (I've seen looking for eric, it's ace, everybody who hasn't should).

Why does ITV2 have a +1, but ITV1 not? I thought I had a cunning plan to watch both for a min.

Fucking pain in the arse them showing all the decent stuff at the same time. Thank god for iPlayer.

I've always thought the +1 channels were a bit random. Might be something to do with the broadcasting costs, plus the channel numbers cost a fair bit on Sky don't they?

I only have freeview. You get c4+1, e4+1 and itv2+1 I think.

And Dave Ja Vu

Might be a signal thing but I only get Dave Ja Vu and not Dave. How the hell does that work?

You had to retune for Dave a couple of months ago I think, just retune your freeview box, should pop up.

Virgin One/Channel One is on it's way out soon. Which is a shame. I've liked my daily fix of startrek. It fits in well with unemployment.

Sky will be moving all the decent stuff from Channel One (and Bravo) on to other channels - Chuck has already moved to Living. Good chance that Star Trek will move to Sky 3.

Yeah. that will be nice.

I think I read Challenge is getting the freeview spot, but I can't remember where.

I came across this by accident the other week and really like it now.  Quite a simple format, but somehow manages to draw you in and you find yourselves really willing the people along.  The bloke tonight did well, I thought he was foolish to go for the £100K after cocking up in the trial run, but he stormed it.  Don't blame him for not risking it for the £250k though.

Yeah he woukdve been a fool to carry on

Challenge is taking the Channel One slot.

Hopefully Sky 1 will get a bit better now, it's turned to shit over the last year or two. Though maybe it won't as they're launching another premium channel called Sky Atlantic for all the HBO stuff, Mad Men and other top shows.

Loved that ep. Curb absolutely creases me up.

I've been watching Southland, haven't seen it for a few weeks now but it was great viewing imo. Pretty hard hitting at times.

Supposed to be another series next year. Not sure who will be showing it though, possible that Sky have got it as part of their HBO deal and so taken it away from C4. Definitely one of the funniest shows on TV, everyone should be forced to watch it.

anyone seen a shot at love with tila tequilla?

brilliant car crash tv, good fun.

I'd been watching Antiques Roadshow last night for about 15 mins before I realised it came from Swindon.  Loved the old fella who brought in his collection of old train tickets (including one from Swindon Junction to Swindon Town).  Was that Reg?

And where did all the really posh people come from?

calne, they are all posh there.

Just watching the Specials in concert on Sky Arts 1 HD.

So, The Inbetweeners finished last night... I though this series was pretty shit compared to the first 2 and wonder whether there'll be another series.

Just the film and possibly a one of tv special to tie it all up apparently. No more series.

Sadly not. Owning a ticket for the Loop, would be ace, but unfortunately I've only ever kept football memorabilia. I've tried keeping some other stuff, early DC and Marvel comics spring to mind, as well as early gig and festival bits and pieces....but they've invariably got ruined, or lost in transit.

axs will know about the posh people.

Secret Millionaire...love it,dont watch mutch TV but this is a must.

I didn't watch it at all last year, because it got a bit boring and samey, but I have watched one this year and it's superb tv. It's one of the only shows, apart from Surprise Surprise, that can almost always bring a tear to your eye.

Upminster

i've worked my way through all the inbetweeners episodes now after being a late starter to the series.bloody glad i did too.it was ace
working nights has meant i've missed out on evening telly over the years. the mrs watches soaps and i didn't record fuck all.

Glad you enjoyed Inbetweeners.Best thing on telly in years.

I been watching Whitechapel not too bad actully

I've just downloaded season one of Dexter and watched the first episode. Finger on the fucking pulse me.

You'll be happy to know that the first season is brilliant though.

Might want to look out for Morecambe & Wise if you're into comedy double acts. Heard they have potential........

Seriously though, Dexter is fucking ace.

the new t-mobile advert is ace

Watched Series 1 of Robin of Sherwood. 80's HTV tastic!

Halloween Psychoville was brilliant

Andrew Marrs Tea Party report on BBC2 at the moment is scarier though..

Did anyone watch James May's Man Lab last night. Seemed very pointless but good enough entertainment. I'll probably continue to watch the series, I'm not a fan of Downtown Abbey which is on the other channel.

Anyone been watching Phoneshop on E4? I recommend it.

I know it's got it's own thread but ep1 of The Walking Dead was class

.... A OWL?!

I saw that clip in the advert and thought it looked fucking shit.

That's the only part that made me laugh in fairness.

I like it because I know people like that.  :)

My mate is a phone salesman, so it's good to pick things out and rip on him. Even though he isn't quite like that.

Caught IT Crowd on American telly and proceeded to watch the first 3 series from Netflix.

Thought it was quite amusing. Will need to look out series 4.

Dont find it at all funny but it's filmed in Sutton high Street so find that quite amusing.

The coppers show on ch4 was good last night. For the live of me how does someone get two mobile phones and two chargers up the chatham pocket I'll never know!!

I watched this. Some of the creatures on this defied belief! The guy at the end, what a plum!

Is it worth me wathcing the older series of Misfits before it starts next week. Is it worth it?

Watching the Pistols from their Brixton Concert in 2007

Sky Arts 1HD.

I liked it, good fun. Will be watching the new series

Some cock from Gillingham probably placed them there.

Has anyone seen any of Boardwalk Empire?

I managed some massive self shit on myself irony this afternoon, by this afternoon I mean yesterday.

Some bloke came round asking if I wanted Sky. He managed to time it just as 'Tasha Yar was about to kick it in TNG episode 'Skin of Evil'. I told the bloke knocking on my door to "fuck off" because "Murdoch is a cunt."

The irony being that CHANNEL ONE is now owned my sky, so I was watching his channel anwyay,  and if I had Sky Plus I could have paused the fucking thing.

I still shouted at him angrily, but the hypocrisy ran through my veins like heroin.

(And I still won't pay that cunt directly)

For maybe the 50th time i just watched, what i believe, is the funniest episode of one of the greatest sit coms that has ever been made.

Men behaving badly's- Drunk

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=lq3Fv8-4pZI

You should get a freeview plus box. They're awesome.

I rarely get in to (or have time to get in to) TV shows in a big way, but fell big time for Mad Men during Season 3.  Have been hooked ever since.  I think Zen on BBC1 could go the same way - if the first two episodes are anything to go by.  Better than Luther, in my view.  Brilliantly shot.

Been enjoying Sirens on Channel 4,reminds me of the earlier series of Teachers.

Just caught one episode and thought it was good too. Series linked now.