Is Orphan black on anyones watch list?
Starts tonight on BBC3. 2 episodes start at 9pm

think I will set the box to record it

First season of Orphan Black was awesome.

'By Any Means' tonight looks kind of interesting. A kind of 'Mission Impossible'/'Hustle' style of thing. Know next to nothing about it other than the trailer though..

Only for the TV guide I wouldn't have known it even existed until today.

Anyone watching "Under The Dome"? Still can't make up my mind about it.

Suddenly, after there being naff all worth watching on telly for ages, my schedule is suddenly much more packed. Only Connect starts up again this evening..

The BBC has announced more than 50 hours of natural history programming, including follow-ups to hugely popular Blue Planet and Planet Earth series.

Many shows will utilise new filming techniques, such as Countdown To The Rains, which will see 75 cameras along a stretch of Africa's Luangwa River.

While Sleepover At The Zoo will feature a team of experts staying up all night at Bristol Zoo.

They will be broadcast across BBC One, Two and Four over the next few years.

New series Oceans will continue where the award-winning programme Blue Planet left off in 2001.

It will look at some of the marine species that have been discovered over the past decade.

These include the bizarre-looking blanket octopus, the "alarmingly hairy" yeti crab and the velvet belly lanternshark which uses a light-sabre style glowing spine to defeat its enemies.

The Hunt will explore the competition between predators and their prey, including footage of polar bears filmed hunting bearded seals for the very first time.