Five Days A Week
January is done and dusted and so is Week Five of the viewing year. Shows aplenty were on course to be watched but a unforseen problem meant that viewing was somewhat limited. Regardless of this though, there was enough on offer to keep me occupied. The week began with a four-episode binge of Five Days (proof that “Great drama from the BBC” is not just a cathphrase) and a couple of installments of Waking The Dead. The week ended with yet another double header of 24 (not so much the Jack Bauer Power Hour, more the Jack Bauer Family Reunion this week… as we find out who is brother is, and we get to meet his dad), followed by the Superbowl for those who appreciate sleep deprivation as the perfect way to start the week. “Show of The Week”, by a distance, is Five Days.
- Sun 4th Feb: Can Gerry Robinson Fix The NHS? Part 3 of 3 (Appently he could if only people would listen…8/10); Waking The Dead “Mask Of Sanity: Part 2″ (7/10): The West Wing “And It’s Also To Their Credit” (7/10), 24 “10:00am to 11:00am” (tbc) and “11:00am to 12:00pm” (tbc); Superbowl XLI (1st Quarter… Colts win!)
- Sat 3rd Feb: Gillette Soccer Saturday (I was bored); Movie Superman Returns
- Fri 2nd Feb: Cricket (England beat Australia!)
- Thu 1st Feb: Commander In Chief “Happy Birthday Madam President” (6/10); Waking The Dead “Mask Of Sanity: Part 1″ (7/10);
- Wed 31st Jan: Deal Or No Deal (Bunney’s game…. £110,000 winnings but £1/4m in the final box!); Five Days Ep 2 (8.5/10) and Ep 4 (9/10); Arsenal v Spurs (Carling Cup, semi-final, 2nd leg… 3-1 aet)
- Tue 30th Jan: Five Days Ep 1 (8/10) and Ep 2 (8.5/10)
- Mon 29th Jan: Waking The Dead “The Fall, Part 2″ (7.5/10)
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