The Box

Big Brother enters it's final week at last! Seems like forever since those awful girlies entered the house, to be joined by the lads at a later stage. Whilst this year has been a success in terms of interest, it's faded a little towards the end and I can't say I'm over enthralled about catching its ending this coming Friday. Unfortunately, my favourites have all left, save for Liam who I'd like to see win.



Heroes is a few weeks in now and I'm loving every minute of it. I find the 'powers' to be far more interesting than your usual superhero traits and the story is engaging, if a little disjointed at times as we move from one person to the next. I'm up for Saving the Cheerleader though and shall be glued to the TV set each week.



The IT Crowd returned to Channel 4 last night! Superb, brilliant, amazing, smashing, genius if you ask me! So politically incorrect yet so good! I was hoping they'd not fail to meet the high standard I expected from series one and they didn't let me down.



Brothers and Sisters continues predictably, yet with a moralistic feelgood factor that's warming to watch. I especially loved the gay brother getting his oats on the military base a few weeks back...! The political attack on the US's overseas policy is quite predominant but it doesn't deflect from what is generally a easy-going show.



My Name is Earl has headed to Mexico for the past few weeks and continues to provide merriment abound! With so many great characters to choose from, it's hard to pinpoint the best but I'd probably opt for Joy if pushed... She's such a charming, gentle dear! Not yet up-to-date with the exploits, ahving taped last weeks but it's always good to have something to look forward to!



...OK, so I may be watching too much telly!