Sitting Tennant

Sitting Tennant (week 4, 2011)

Hebbie's Sitting Tennant

I think Hebbie’s in it to win it, this year, don’t you?

  1. Hebbie: 30
  2. Rullsenberg: 20
  3. Toby, Sister Chastity, Janice: 10

In caption competition land, it was all hustle and bustle but it Marie and SK who jointly provided the most entertaining captions of the week. That leaves the leaderboard as follows:

  1. SK: 25
  2. Rullsenberg: 20
  3. Marie: 15
  4. Toby, Electric Dragon, theriverlady: 10
  5. Joe B, Lisa G, Jane Henry: 5

Good luck this week everyone!

Got a picture of David Tennant sitting, lying down or in some indeterminate state in between? Then leave a link to it below or email me and if it’s judged suitable, it will appear in the “Sitting Tennant” gallery. Don’t forget to include your name in the filename so I don’t get mixed up about who sent it to me.

The best pic in the stash each week will appear on Tuesday and get ten points.

You can also enter the witty and amusing captions league table by commenting on the photo, the best caption getting 10 points, everyone who contributes getting five points.

Tuesday’s “another win for Marie” news

Film

  • Halle Berry replaced by Katherine Heigl on New Year’s Eve
  • Tyler Perry to play James Patterson’s Alex Cross
  • Jim Caiezel and Chiwetel Ejiofor to star in Savannah
  • John Woo producing a remake of The Killer

Radio

Theatre

British TV

US TV

Random Acts of Ali Larter: braving mudslides to give birth

So Ali’s still on maternity leave, having given birth last month. Of course, in true Ali Larter style, she had to brave the LA mudslides to do this – even when giving birth, she has to be random.

This week, her usual replacement, Scarlett Johansson, is obviously still too depressed and hung over to be doing anything after last week:

Scarlett Johansson for Mango

So this week, it’s up to Javier Bardem to save the day by doing something random.

Javier Bardem with a bad haircut

Now that‘s a random haircut. Nice one Javier.

Have you seen Ali Larter or one of her sub-contractors acting randomly? If so, let us know and we’ll tell everyone about it in "Random Acts of Ali Larter"

Monday’s “Law and Order transfer” news

The new Thundercats

Doctor Who

Film

US TV

US TV

What have you been watching this week (w/e January 28)?

Being Human

It’s “What have you been watching this week?”, your chance to recommend to friends and fellow blog readers the TV that they might be missing or should avoid – and for me to do mini-reviews of everything I’ve watched this week. Since we live in the fabulous world of Internet catch-up services like the iPlayer and Hulu, why not tell your fellow readers what you’ve seen so they can see the good stuff they might have missed?

As you may have noticed, patient reader, I didn’t one of these last week, because I was busily killing myself trying to meet some deadlines. Oops. But it’s here now, my memories having faded only a little bit. I’ve come to a little decision though: there are a number of shows that are basically the same every week, so to avoid boring you, I’ll only give them a mini-review if they actually do something different for a change, otherwise I’ll just flag them us as worth watching.

So Cougar Town, Modern Family, Michel Roux’s Service, House, 30 Rock, the returning Royal Pains, Top Gear and The Daily Show – watch them, they’re good, but I’ve not got a lot to say about them that.

I’ve also got a slight backlog to if anyone would like to wade in with a mini-review of the following (to let me/us know if I should bother watching them), please do: Danish show The Killing, which I hear is rather good; the returning Archer, which definitely was good last season; last night’s Community; this week’s Chuck; this week’s Episodes; last night’s 30 Rock; Baker Boys (Welsh thing starring Eve Myles about the effects of the recession of a small Welsh community); and last night’s Fairly Legal.

I should also point out that if an effort to clear my backlog, I ditched both FX’s dark manly boxing drama Lights Out, which Joe says is really good but one episode is more than any one person can bear; and Off The Map, ABC’s “US doctors in the wilds of South America” show from the people who brought you Grey’s Anatomy and Private Practice – I watched five minutes of it and couldn’t face watching any more.

So after all that, after the jump, mini-reviews of Being Human, Being Human (US/Canada), last week’s Community, last week’s Episodes, How TV Ruined Your Life, My Big Fat Gypsy Wedding, Penn and Teller: Fool Us, Perfect Couples, The Secret Mediterranean with Trevor McDonald, Southland, Spartacus: Gods of the Arena, and The Ten O’Clock Show.

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