I am currently watching the following television programmes
Battlestar Gallatica I have vague memories of remembering watching the programme when I was a child and being interested in the idea that both Starbuck and Face were the same person.
So I've started watching the series from the 2000's. Which so far I'm enjoying but there is a lot of mention of God in it. Mostly in the debates between the Cylon agent who was running Baltar and who may currently be either a figment of his imagination running as part of his internal dialogue or some sort of brain parasite.
Anyhow, I'll see how that goes.
A Stitch In Time Historically tailoring and image management hosted by Amber Butchart.
Butchart is taking an outfit from a famous painting each week and having her teams of tailors recreate it along with some exploration of the deeper supply chain and poking around in what the clothes meant to the peopel wearing them. It's very interesting and she's having a nice time which is nice to watch.
Dirk Gently's Holistic Detective Agengy Series Two Douglas Adam's detective is on the run in the USA with his assistant and a former client. It is charming but very strange.
The relentless strangeness of the strangeness of the strangeness is a good thing. You never get used to the background strangeness. This is a world inhabited by lots and lots of insane people who all think that the other insane people they share the world with are insane.
So far season two is a little less coherent than season one.
A House Through Time
A historian is tracking the biographies of people who have lived in his house in Liverpool from when the house was built until he moved in.
Lots of opportunities to talk about social history and the economic history of Liverpool. Lots of sad stories.
Agent Carter
Marvel heroine Peggy Carter thinks and kicks her way though some Marvelesque capers in the 1940's. Season one in New York, season two in LA.
Hayley Atwell is currently amongst my favourite actors after watching Howard's End. Agent Carter is a romp.