Watched QT. Do watch most weeks. The audiences do seem to be shrinking. Did the audience used to vote on stuff? I can't remember that. Doubt anyone who like the BNP would have changed their minds and depressing to see today that so many people seem to have been impressed by NG (particularly after his abysmal, I can't say why I've changed my mind about the holocaust nonsense - I don't like JS but it was funny when he said I'm the Minister of Justice and I say you can). I think the problem is that Labour have deserted their traditional voters who feel disenfranchised and so much of what NG says appeals to them. I know people down the pub who'd probably say yes I agree with that - he was the only one to point out that women can get a raw deal under Islam (and I KNOW that this isn't the whole story, but I'd not be very happy if I lived somewhere where my daughters were prevented from going to school because the religion dictated it). I think because there is a sense that certain subjects have become taboo as they aren't debated intelligently Nick Griffin and his vile ilk can sneak in and say look at us we're the ones talking about it. Our politicians have failed us and last night showed exactly why.

Other then that am still really enjoying Emma, though judging by the viewing figures I may be the only person in the country watching. I think it is lively modern and faithful to the book, and I am loving Tamsin Grieg.

Watched Strictly of course, but got out of X Factor on Sat as older two out (yay) but sadly did see both Cheryl Cole and Whitney doing their very dismal thing on Sunday.

Have also really enjoyed True Blood. So much more fun then Twilight (-: (won't tell the daughters that though.)

And we've done it again...

Just returned to add. Part 2 Sarah Jane a little bit disappointing. Great set up, but too pat ending. (And people moan about RTD'a deus ex machina) Still very good though and light years away from the crap we see on Disney.

Looking forward to the divine Mr T next week.

Agreed that part two of the latest Sarah Jane was a let-down. Part one was great. It had multiple times in it and I am a sucker for any non-linear story telling. But part two was really badly written and made very little sense. The highlight was seeing the clips from old Who (and of course glimpses of the Doctor returning!). In general, Sarah Jane Adventures is no more childish than most Doctor Who episodes (Blink, Midnight etc excepted). Lower budget and no one dies but the stories are what you watch for. I think that you do have to like Liz Sladen though (and I really do- kick arse heroine that doesn't have to be blonde, scantily-clad and in her teens? Hell yeah!).

Supernatural was okay I guess but it could have taken place in any season and the mythology didn't quite work for me. It felt illogical and too unlikely. But if this is the weakest episode of the season so far, that is a compliment!

Mad Men was its usual level of brilliance and had a fantastic moment when Betty found the key to Don's drawer of secrets. I am interested to see what she does next.

Dexter was for me not so brilliant as it returned to a typical Dexter plot which doesn't work for me now he seems to have more of a grip on relationships. But I adored the guest star so much and I really appreciate the pace of this season. It's hard to believe it's only episode 4 as so much has happened.

Peep Show ended and I am upset... It's going to be missed. It's been such a strong series. I adored it.

Russell Howards's Good News is new. And very missable. I love RH usually (and spent a lot of money to see him live) but this just left me embarrassed for him. A few good jokes and observations on the news but on the whole, painfully bad sketches and rather obvious comedy. And too much extreme laddish humour.

Fringe and FlashForward are in equal parts boring me and keeping me watching with hints to the arc.

I've now seen four episodes of Community and it may even be getting better. Great recommendation, Rob!