h2g2 The Hitchhiker's Guide to the Galaxy: Earth Edition

I'm torn between Stargate and Springwatch, both 8pm, Chris Packham is winning at the moment...

I've been watching the DVDs. It's nearly time for me to get the next set.

Springwatch is on DVD?

I-Player. Catching up,

I might have a new

Currently watching Moonlight. The lead male charater private investigator and Mick St. John played by Alex O'Loughlin.

http://www.givememyremote.com/remote/wp-content/uploads/2007/07/moonlight_poster_preview.jpg

I've seen him in the remake of Hawaii 5-0, but there he doesn't do it for me.

More http://www.imdb.com/media/rm4148595200/nm0067768

Jordan Belfi who plays the DA boyfriend of the female lead Beth Turner (Sophia Myles).

oh my Alex O'L is lovely

Jordan Belfi is a bit too toothy for me - but lovely dark eyes

Watched "Neverwhere" yesterday.

The Marquis of Carabas played by Paterson Joseph was a hottie. http://tinyurl.com/kluy3lx

After watching him in Neverwhere, I was totally taken aback by his character in Peep Show

Mmmm. And I love Neil Gaiman too. Should I add that one to my watch list?

TRiG.

And, as always, there's the combined divinity of both Neil Gaiman and Douglas Adams chilling:

http://neobits.com.br/wp-content/uploads/2012/01/neilgaimandouglasadams.gif

Currently watching 'Elementary' which features the lovely Lucy Liu and the, so far, rather grumpy John Lee Miller. I don't know about you, but I kind of like these sarcastic smartypants...

I, of course, have never heard of him, but I can see the attraction.

On searching for him, I found this: a not impartial blog entry on the idea of John Lee Miller playing Sherlock.

http://www.uproxx.com/tv/2012/08/benedict-cumberbatch-is-not-pleased-about-cbss-new-sherlock-holmes-show/

There may even be people who Benedict Cumberbatch. All he has to do is play Dr Who and he'll have nailed it.

(Re-)watched "Tinker, tailor, soldier, spy" yesterday as I was ironing some three months worth of things to iron (where is MMF when you need him?)

Benedict Cumberbatch as blonde... maybe. Must admit it took me some time before I could name him. Oddly familiar, but something different.

Gary Oldman is wonderful as George Smiley, not a exactly but good acting.

the only time I have found Gary Oldman remotely is as Sirius Black. It is, then, totally character related and could have an awful lot to do with the slashy overtones of his relationship with Remus Lupin in the 3rd Harry Potter film

Is thanking the gods for ITV4 who are showing the French Open

Currently Nadal. On clay. Oo-er Mrs. I need a cold shower and then a good rub-down with Nadal's

Tired, bored and half watching "behind enemy lines" box. Movies sucks but much male totty as scantly clad wet Navy Seals

Found that one of the online Swedish TV channels is showing several series of Taggart (tv4play for those watching from Sweden). John Michie's looking fairly good:

http://www.grough.co.uk/lib/img/editorial/johnmichie.jpg

oh I've never really found Taggart that interesting... maybe I should try to watch a couple

So, I've been watching The White Queen which isn't brilliant. Maybe a bit young (=definitely a lot young) and maybe a bit too-good-looking in a boy-band kind of way, but Max Irons is definitely a bit of as is James Frain (in a very rugged villany kind of way)

And I'd definitely tune in if they took Richard of Gloucester into his own spin off series (actor: Aneurin Barnard) < whiterose >

Ohhh, Laurence Fox

Just watched the first (1st and 2nd) episode of season 7 of " Inspector Lewis".

At the end when Hathaway tacles the killer who stabs him with a syringe in the neck. Luckily Hatahway has a thick foam collar so the lethal substance is injected into that instead of into his bloodstream. He is on the ground, on his back, tossing away the collar, mussled hair, sweaty, red face and panting... Ouch... My naughty mind...