Well now I do feel even worse! But ah, what can you do, and hopefully I'll be like your Dad very soon! :)

I'm 42 too funnily enough, though it's only been ten years since I originally broke the knee, but I sympathise with your feelings - hope the surgery goes well when you do have it though, and that it's not too difficult a time.

Christ this is quite the shock, I had no idea he was 61 (which is obviously no age at all), or that he had any medical issues.

Well it might be a case of bad writing, but until we've seen the whole series it's impossible to know.

Actually whilst the first half is fairly accurate, the second isn't, and takes a lot of liberties with the story.

I'm just back from seeing it and completely agree, I enjoyed the first half to a certain extent, but was bored senseless by the second. Patel is forced to portray Saroo as borderline unlikeable as he treats those around him poorly, and the eventual denouement was dull and tedious.

Son of Zorn?

Heh, I came here to say the same thing. But like you I feel it's no reflection on Ms Benz, but rather that the character was written to be fairly annoying at times (though I do remember them making her a bit more likeable in the episodes leading up to her death) and the scene is such a devastating one for Dexter that…

Re: "I was at a festival, sitting in front of the main stage all day so I’d have a decent spot for Radiohead’s headlining set." - Lordy I hate people who do that. I mean if the main stage has bands you really like all day long than maybe it's fair enough, but that's only happened to me once in twenty years of festival…

May's going to be even better as all of the shows mentioned above will still be on, along with the third seasons of Twin Peaks and Unbreakable Kimmy Schmidt. Given how long I've been waiting for the former I'd be gutted if I was to die before it aired. Properly annoyed, like.

I disagree, if she'd executed the Foo Fighter it would have made him a martyr, as Elliot pointed out, and the non violent and optimistic side of me believes letting him live to be the best option. Then again it's this show, so Eliot will probably suffer a great deal for making such a choice.

I was thinking of it being Renard at first but yeah, an evil unborn baby sounds about right for this show!

Thanks for that, that does make sense, though I'm hoping that there's a twist coming, otherwise it'll be slightly problematic. I mean it's nothing in the scheme of things, just something which bothered me a little.

One thing which didn't make sense to me (though it might be because I'm stupid or missed something in an earlier episode) was that the body swapping in the first episode between Syd and David seemed to be a great source of confusion, and wasn't really explained, whereas now it's been established that it's just what…

I grew up with Frank Sidebottom being on kids tv so find it a bit silly, unfortunately. But that's probably not a problem as most of the audience won't be based in the UK and in their 40s…

Perlman and Del Toro have been repeatedly talking about how much they wanted to make it though, so I think Mignola must be to blame. It's a shame he didn't clarify matters so that rampant speculation didn't need to take place.

Here's the ratings - http://tvseriesfinale.com/t… - it seemed to be doing okay last year, enough to maybe get a second thirteen episode season at least, but the last three episodes had pretty awful viewing figures so it's really difficult to say.

I already had plenty of reasons to dislike Bono but then I saw ex-South Park writer Jane Bussman's live show Bono and Geldof Are C**** - https://www.theguardian.com… - and left filled with anger. It was a superb show and very funny in places, but probably the most depressing piece of stand up I've ever seen.

Netflix really need to give Waters the money to do whatever he likes, if they did that I'd stop stealing their content and actually subscribe!

A Dirty Shame isn't the greatest film that Waters has made, and is somewhat lightweight compared to the rest, but I enjoyed it well enough and think it's a pleasant way to spend a few hours.