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We watched the 2nd part of the programme on ch4 about the Maya civilisation which used some amazing technology, then we watched the 1st of 4 of Ridley Road on BBC1, a bit of a different slant to your usual tv drama but worth a watch.

I've got my eye on Ridley Road. Is that the one about the Jews versus the Fascists?

Stanley wrote: ↑05 Oct 2021, 04:15 I've got my eye on Ridley Road. Is that the one about the Jews versus the Fascists?

Yes it is Stanley.

Portaloo is on his way to the Clarion again. On BBC 4 now.

Just seen it.

Watched part 2 of Hollington Drive last night, don’t know how much more of a hole this woman can dig for herself.

Just watched the next Portillo programme. He was in Oldham doing Churchill. I still can't get that Oldham is now part of Manchester. Then went to Heaton Park - they once had 40,000 people turn up for a record recital. I doubt they heard much. Then went to Edale and spoke of the Kinder trespass without mentioning Benny Rothman. Black mark Porters.

We watched episode 1 of Ridley Road last night and thought it was pretty good.

He didn't mention Robert Blatchford when he was at the Clarion either.

There's some snooker on if you root around to find it.

This looks better though - William Shatner boldly goes into space at age of 90. Good luck to them all.

Space launch live

We have just watched Josh Widdicombe on Who Do You Think You Are from last night, I’m not saying anything about it except it really needs to be watched..

I saw it last night Gloria, very interesting! Enjoying Portrait Artist of the Year at the moment.

Indeed Gloria, I was going to post myself as a much watch.

I thought it was brilliant.

Hollington Drive continues to be watchable, I’m saying nowt.

I'll take the hint and watch it on catch up tonight.
More to the point, Norman Davies, the man who wrote the best history of Poland, is on In Our Time this morning as they look into the great Lithuanian/Polish empire.

Have you seen the John Lewis advert for their insurance services.

Must qualify as the most woke advert ever. I'm unsure which of the incidents it portrays is covered by insurance though.

None - I'd have thought - so what's the point? It'll probably win an award though.

I want and found it David. I didn't understand 'woke' before and I'm no nearer now. As far as I am concerned it is totally incomprehensible.

Woke? I did that this morning and completely ignore any other adopted meanings...

Same here Kev!

We enjoyed the first episode of a new series of programmes about Hornby on the Yesterday Channel.

A new series of Shetland starting on Wednesday.

That is good news.... Thanks for the heads up Wendy.

Judi Dench last night on Who Do You Think You Are. I wonder how many trees they look into whilst researching these, which come up with nothing significant? Another worth watching.