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No wonder it was dull.

Mindful (with their lawyers) of the Jeremy Kyle Show and Love Island incidents? Decades ago, if struggling to sleep, I sometimes watched some US and UK TV forerunners - The Phil Donahue Show and James Whale. Jerry Springer was a much later copycat of Donahue. The format - get ordinary folk at...

City centre’s huge with a great vibe. Whilst Freeman was driving round obscure dumps elsewhere in the city.

There were quite a few episodes and series. Always that sort of thing. Regarding Four in a Bed, I watched one episode once where two of the couples ended up with unbridled hate towards each other, they happened also to be the thick type wanting to make that hate physical. The closing meeting...

A good analogy with The Coach Trip, I loved that years ago. A bit more cheapskate, but Holiday Swap could also be good entertainment - a snobbish, wealthy family sent to Butlins or camping at Skegness, a poor family sent skiing in a posh Alpine lodge.

[Used to love the closing arguments in that]. Below Deck. I watched the occasional episode last year, after stumbling across it in channel surfing. Now hooked on Amazon Prime. So well produced, even if contrived, you’re addicted to see what happens next. Right up my street. Some nice...

Mrs.W loves it. I would normally, but it’s far too depressing for me. By complete contrast, I’m currently binge watching a US ‘reality’ TV prog on Amazon Prime. It makes me laugh and I love the bitching amongst the participants.