Gladiators: Back From The Dead, 9pm, Four

Should be


Eddie Izzard: Dress to Kill

Possibly comedy Marmite

Featuring the cross-dressing comedian's famous `cake or death' routine, this is often thought of as one of his best live shows. Recorded at the Stage Door Theatre in San Francisco during his 1998 tour, he offers his opinion on everything from the history of Western culture to jihad

Channel 4 11:15pm-12:30am (1 hour 15 minutes) Mon 14 Jun


The Graham Norton Show

Bill Bailey would be my interest here

The host is joined by Britain's Got Talent judge Amanda Holden and comedian Bill Bailey, and singer Kelly Rowland performs her latest single, Commander

BBC1 N Ireland 11:05pm-11:50pm (45 minutes) Mon 14 Jun


Justin Lee Collins: Good Times

I don't mind JLC, but he's utterly insufferable in this show, fawning all over the guests and staring a little too deeply into their eyes for some weird reason... However, Jessica Hynes is on it, so if you catch it at the right time etc

The comedian hears from writer and actress Jessica Hynes about her role alongside Andy Serkis and Simon Pegg in forthcoming horror caper Burke and Hare. US rocker Adam Lambert discusses coming second on American Idol and his working relationship with Lady GaGa, dancer and reality star Louie Spence chats about his life, and singer Jason Donovan tries his hand at darts. Last in the series

five 11:00pm-12:00am (1 hour ) Mon 14 Jun

I watched the Dispatches program about the banks. Very interesting.

The stuff I posted last night was a bit of a letdown in general, and the Gladiator show kept looping the same CGI and info to pad the show out to an hour

Fairly typical for non-beeb docutainment, take 60 minutes including adverts for less than 10 minutes of OC.

I have spotted that in the Star Wars The Clone Wars series. If I as an amnesiac can spot it then it must be rife. TBH I have only seen injured troopers being carried on by stretcher on to a gunship, but at least three times now.

Anyone know when Top Gear is back?

I'm getting conflicting reports, but a few have suggested 27/06...

Mock the Week

New series. Dara O Briain returns with the topical comedy quiz, as guests Milton Jones, Diane Morgan and Chris Addison join regular panellists Hugh Dennis, Russell Howard and Andy Parsons to offer opinions on the past week's world events

BBC2 N Ireland 10:00pm-10:30pm (30 minutes) Thu 17 Jun

Mock the week is one of the few must sees at the moment.

'The Phantom' is back -- but you might not recognize him

http://latimesblogs.latimes.com/herocom ... arnes.html

Even the original outfit was better than that camp fascist cop outfit they have him in

Panorama

BP - In Deep Water A report examining the consequences of the explosion in April on BP's Deepwater Horizon oil rig in the Gulf of Mexico, which is being called `America's greatest environmental disaster.' The leak caused by the explosion is still releasing thousands of barrels of crude oil a day into the waters of the Gulf, threatening ecosystems and wiping billions off the value of BP shares. Two months on, Hilary Andersson examines the consequences of the disaster, asking what went wrong and who is really to blame.

BBC1 N Ireland 8:30pm-9:00pm (30 minutes) Mon 21 Jun


Dispatches: How to Save £100billion - Live

On the eve of the emergency Budget announcement, Krishnan Guru-Murthy presents a debate setting out controversial cuts that could save Britain £100billion. Experts put forward radical proposals including placing VAT on food and children's clothing, cutting defence spending and merging the three armed forces, after which a studio audience is given the opportunity to vote for or against the ideas.

Channel 4 8:00pm-9:00pm (1 hour ) Mon 21 Jun


Reservoir Dogs (1992)

Criminals are employed by a crime boss to carry out a diamond robbery that goes disastrously wrong. In the bloody aftermath of the heist, they try to establish what happened and how the police were aware of their plans all along - leading to the hardening suspicion that one of them betrayed the gang. Quentin Tarantino's thriller, starring Harvey Keitel, Tim Roth, Michael Madsen, Chris Penn and Steve Buscemi.

five 11:00pm-1:00am (2 hours ) Mon 21 Jun


Special 'Oh, just fcuk off, would ya?' category

Being N-Dubz

New series. Documentary following the lives of Dappy, Fazer and Tulisa, the members of chart-topping London rap group N-Dubz. The trio meet fans at a book signing and narrowly avoid a fight at a football tournament

Channel 4 11:15pm-11:45pm (30 minutes) Mon 21 Jun

NDubz represent so many things that are wrong with music and Britain.

everyone here is lucky that they are old I have just discovered a programme called "the prisoner" from the 60's watched one episode and now I want to buy the dvd set, atmosphere in it looks amazing, is it worth buying?

It's a classic.

It was also updated recently, though I've never seen either...

It did seem to wander off on a random tangent at various times, then stopped when the cash was cut off. The last episode was stuck together and didn't really conclude anything if I recall. Probablyy worth buying if it's caught you.

EDIT: the new series is different in tone, brought up to date a bit in some ways, but didn't grab me