There are some great shows. "Better Off Ted" was just such a show, great story and characters but buggered about by the schedulers who had no idea where to place it, and kept moving it. I had twenty odd great episodes and want more. The reviews are very good, as is the IMDB user rating.

Michael Moore's Capitalism: A Love Story is on 4 tonight around 22.10pm...

I'm in a Rock 'n' Roll Band!

http://www.bbc.co.uk/programmes/b00sbj2s

An ongoing series on BBC2 - if you like rock music of any description (Muse, Yes, GNR, Hendrix and so on and so on), be sure to watch it and iPlayer the previous episodes, they're great!

It'll culminate in some sort of live show too from what I can gather

Oh, forgot, there's a Tom Petty and The Heartbreakers BBC4 special where they followed them about on tour IIRC - it's only on iPlayer for another 2 days, so I'm gonna try and get seeing it later today

The Stones in Exile: An Imagine Special

Alan Yentob visits France to introduce a film documenting the recording of the Rolling Stones' 1972 album Exile on Main Street. Having faced ruin due to the size of their unpaid tax bills, the band relocated to the French Riviera to make the album, before completing the recording in Los Angeles - with Mick Jagger also finding time to get married in St Tropez. Alongside rare home-movie footage of the band at work, there are also interviews with Jagger, Keith Richards, Bill Wyman and Charlie Watts

BBC1 N Ireland 10:45pm-11:50pm (1 hour 5 minutes) Sun 23 May

Then...

Rolling Stones: A Bigger Bang Live

The veteran British rock band perform their greatest hits before an audience of more than one million fans on Rio de Janeiro's Copacabana Beach in 2006


BBC1 N Ireland 11:50pm-12:50am (1 hour ) Sun 23 May

HIGNFY, BBC1, 9pm

You Have Been Watching, Four, 11pm

Friends - E4 8pm. But you would all know that now being fans!

Apparently...

BBC1 from 9pm until 10pm (starting with HIGNFY), when you should switch to Four for Charlie Brooker. Then Lee Evans.

Frankly, you're lucky I'm here to take care of you

Well they are laying into Jeremy Kyle on Charlie Brooker.

Right, that would be James Marsters.

Mark

I actually knew that, but the quote's from Popbitch IIRC, and I couldn't be arsed typing that at the time. Probably

Oh no Big Brother is back from Wednesday.

I'm hoping the press won't really give a crap like last time, though I expect the usual navel-gazing about it being the last one ever (if only I could believe that)...

It will probably get masses of coverage in the papers because of the people that they have picked. How many people will have a breakdown in the house?