TV Episodes You Have Just Watched

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Gladiators. A couple of years back i started watching old episodes from the 90s with my kid. I really happy they're making new ones now. Presenters suck but the rest of it is pitch perfect.

Lock and Key - Peaky Blinders (Season 6)

Coronation Street

Various episodes from the first half of January 1991. The relationships between Curly Watts and Kimberley Taylor, Jenny Bradley and Mark Casey, and Derek and Mavis Wilton encounter stormy weather. Who would've thought it in a nondescript backwater of Greater Manchester?

After Life (2022) on Netflix

Season 3, episodes 1 through 6

Brookside

Numerous episodes from mid-1984. The golden age of the show, or was it? The Grant and Collins families, Harry Cross, Alan Partridge (yes, really), Marie Jackson....

Better Call Saul - Uno (Season 1)

Midway through season 11 of The Walking Dead

Switching between Project Runway and Bull

Brookside

Episodes from July 1984. Alan Partridge marries Samantha Davies and the couple depart for Kuwait, where Alan has secured a job. Sheila Grant is involved in an accident with a motorcycle, which puts her unborn child at risk. She's a devout Catholic, and any suggestion that the child may have to be aborted fills her with dread.

Fargo (season finale).

Archer. Finished the series. What a wild ride.

Last night we watched all four parts of:

Sil and the Devil Seeds of Arodor [2019]



This is variously referred to as a TV movie or a TV mini-series. What we saw was broken into four equal-length parts so I'll consider them to be episodes of a mini-series.

This is clearly related to Doctor Who but it is not part of Doctor Who, even though Sil—the main character—is a Doctor Who villain. It is a non-canon spin-off. Sil appeared in Doctor Who but this is officially not part of Doctor Who.

It was low-budget and had a sparse set and cast. But my complaint has nothing to do with it's quality. If I choose to treat this as part of Doctor Who and watch all Doctor Who episodes and spinoffs...where does this fit into the sequence?? I'm currently watching it in order based upon release date, which puts it well into the Jodie Whittaker years even though its content would fit better in the Colin Baker years.

Oh, not recommended—unless you are a dedicated Doctor Who fan.

Episodes of Brookside from August 1984.

Classic early years stuff, featuring Barry Grant, Tommy McArdle, Terry Sullivan, Heather Haversham, Michelle Jackson and George Jackson. The only downsides are the awful Bobby and Sheila Grant and their daughter Karen, not to mention Marie Jackson.

Real Time With Bill Maher.
SNL.
True Detective: Night Country.