Gallus Glee
Dandy Guy, in Space
Depends if you have access to digital, free-view or otherwise.
On terrestrial TV, the only things I watch regularly are New Tricks on BBC1 at 9PM and Holby City at 8PM on a Tuesday.
Frost was being repeated on ITV on a friday, though that might have stopped.
If you have access to digital, several of the decent old detective dramas are out there, such as Morse, Frost, Wycliffe etc. etc., still well worth watching.
I notice you put Buffy down, well I hated that too, yet liked Angel a lot. It is a lot less er.. how can I put this 'cloying Americana'. You know, agonizingly twee stuff like certain comedies and so-called drama series.
I expect everyone who'd be interested knows already, but the X-Files box sets are on Play for very little money now, if you wanted to own them (I'm tempted).
On terrestrial TV, the only things I watch regularly are New Tricks on BBC1 at 9PM and Holby City at 8PM on a Tuesday.
Frost was being repeated on ITV on a friday, though that might have stopped.
If you have access to digital, several of the decent old detective dramas are out there, such as Morse, Frost, Wycliffe etc. etc., still well worth watching.
I notice you put Buffy down, well I hated that too, yet liked Angel a lot. It is a lot less er.. how can I put this 'cloying Americana'. You know, agonizingly twee stuff like certain comedies and so-called drama series.
I expect everyone who'd be interested knows already, but the X-Files box sets are on Play for very little money now, if you wanted to own them (I'm tempted).
