discussion what are you watching ?

[Geoffers]

I think it's cos there's some kind of expectation that cos I'm a man therefore I like football especially since I live in a footballcentric area

I didn’t realise football was such a big thing on Tatooine

Geoff.

 

[PaulTRose]

More classics racing at Truxton.... It's a retro weekend..... Newest thing racing is pre 2003 touring cars

 

[PaulTRose]

I didn’t realise football was such a big thing on Tatooine

Geoff.

You would be surprised..... Jabba is a big fan, Mos Eisly United won the Cup this year but came nowhere in the League but I think that's cos the rancor ate the goal keeper by accident

 

[John Race]

Always surprises people when you say you don't watch or follow any matches. I spent a lot of time as a child out of the country, but do remember coming back from Hong Kong in the winter and having to play football at school in the cold. Think that was the reason.

These days if not in the cave spend time in the garden and green house, watch F1 when it's on, oh and a little tennis with the sound OFF

 

[Tim Marlow]

Enjoy a good footy match myself. The bad ones I just turn off. Don’t get Wimbledon at all though. Why does it completely overwhelm the BBC schedule? Must be on for twenty hours a day…..followed by a highlight programme. Irredeemable tedium to me I’m afraid.

 

[LeytonO]

Le Tour on C5, some of the climbs are just unbelievable gradients

 

[Neil]

Love football, I'll watch some Rugby, cricket - but the Sky commentators are SOOOO dull! Radio is way better, tennis, nah. I also love NFL and Baseball - NFL since it was first on in the 80's? And baseball, after I lived in Boston, it helped that I had two roommates who were big fans and explained a lot of the nuances and strategy.

Right now, watching 'Mr Mercedes', which is OK, but hoping the psycho gets his comeuppance. We watched 'Civil War' last night, which was OK - interesting scenario.

 

[Geoffers]

I watched the British Grand Prix earlier today with my lad.

It’s the first time I’ve watched it for years and I really enjoyed it. I used to follow it years ago when Nigel Mansell was racing even going to a couple of races but eventually lost interest as I thought it got quite dull.

Although I didn’t understand all the technical changes the race was great with actual overtaking

Blimey at this rate I’ll start building racing cars

Geoff.

 

[pjgtech]

TBH, I watch very littel normal live broadcast TV these days. I mostly peruse You Tube or a bit of Netflix or Prime.

 

[Jim R]

Like Rich I'm watching The Tour de France. Watched The Giro earlier in the year and will watch The Vuelta in August. High spots of my year when it comes to sport.

 

[John Race]

Enjoy a good footy match myself. The bad ones I just turn off. Don’t get Wimbledon at all though. Why does it completely overwhelm the BBC schedule? Must be on for twenty hours a day…..followed by a highlight programme. Irredeemable tedium to me I’m afraid.

I checked Tim why to so many American ex players discussing the matches. Appears the BBC sell the whole Wibledon out put to worldwide TV and in particular the US .

 

[stillp]

I just finished watching Walkabout on YouTube. Brilliant film, excellent photography an Jenny Agutter!
Pete

 

[Tim Marlow]

I checked Tim why to so many American ex players discussing the matches. Appears the BBC sell the whole Wibledon out put to worldwide TV and in particular the US .

They have done for years John. Personally I think one of the only redeeming features of Wimbledon coverage is John McEnroe commentating. He combines excellent knowledge and humour.

 

[minitnkr]

Finished Dutton Ranch, Blue Lights, Dagliesh, Lynley & The Agency, working on Blinded:Those who Kill.

 

[Nicko]

I really enjoyed Blue Lights. If I watch cycling, it's usually too look at the scenery. Out of the Dutton series, I most enjoyed the 1883 prequel....

Dare say I'll be watching House of the Dragon once we get home.

Nick

 

[PaulTRose]

QI....... Fave program on the tellybox