Have you seen the remarkably-like-a-plump-pony unicorn yet ?

Not yet. I did see it's wobbly horn when I started recording it.

Can't remember him, BT. Maybe it was on Scottish TV. Our programmes are often different.

Bet he was really popular with the Magicians Circle !

I know they often use contortionists, and also identical twins.

 

I think he was still a member of the Magic Circle and that's why he was masked. When I think about it the show was probably on a Sky channel.

 

I'm going off Merlin. It's getting more and more like a Children's Foundation film serial.

I thought it was in the first place. Probably why it appeals to my husband.

As I said before, it appeals to the latent child in me. Plus my grandclildren love it, and I can discuss it with them.

Sorry, double post.

Edited December 7, 200816 yr by Bramley

I missed Eli Stone this week - I'm just hoping I remember on Friday. I've had a bad week for remembering things.

I missed Eli Stone this week too. I haven't a clue why - I think I just forgot it was Monday.

 

I also missed Survivors last night and I haven't bothered to watch it on i-player yet. I don't know if I really care if any of the survivors continue to survive. I quite like Patterson Joseph's and Julie Graham's characters but I don't know if I'm keen enough for that to count if they don't develop quicker or we don't get more insight into their backgrounds.

I only saw 15 mins of the first one so it didn't seem a good idea to try and catch up. I actually like Eli Stone though. I'm not doing well this week.

Did you see last week's with George Michael? I thought George was terrific as an actor although I wonder if he's got veneers. His mouth seemed to be all teeth and I don't remember ever thinking that before.

Edited December 3, 200816 yr by Baytree

You see, we both watch the same thing and you come out feeling he's a good actor and I come out thinking he should have stuck to the singing. Last weeks, I really didn't enjoy as much as I have the others.

Well IMO George was better at being George Michael in Eli Stone than Darius was being Darius in Hollyoaks.

With that, I'll completely agree.

Watching Survivors, but it seems very hackneyed and predictable.

 

I've had a lazy night. Morse, first Wives and Vicar of Dibley. It's more Tv than I've watcjhed in a month normally.

On TV they've just been showing Puzzle Wood in the Forest of Dean in Gloucestershire.

It was where the Merlin / unicorn episode was filmed.

I quite enjoyed last weeks 'Merlin', especially the runner horn. I've still got to watch this weeks.

I wasn't sure at first, but I must admit Merlin has certainly grown on me. Sue

I've just struggled through the second episode of Wallender. Slight improvement on the first, but I feel like shaking

Kenneth Branagh every time he goes into one of his deep, meaningful (?) silent stares.

I've not seen that at all.