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You only need to watch the first performance on Piano Greats at the BBC on iPlayer, and you'll see one of the very greatest. With Tom Jones

State of Happiness is just extraordinary. A real treat.

It's great even on the second and third time

Earth is fascinating.

It's utterly brilliant, but you've missed the key bit of information: it's a spoof of an Adam Curtis doc

Top, top cast, and story/moment to televise. We're about half-way through, but really struggling with the archer riding around a relatively small forest on his bike while several platoons search said forest -- that might not be one of the real events (we can but hope).

Not seen it yet, but MotD might be worth watching

He was marvellous.

Borgen is a delight, which goes through several series and, if like me, you've followed the Scandis over the past decade or so, you'll also find several familiar faces within the cast. If you've liked other Nordic Noir, chances are you'll get on with this.

Four Hours at the Capitol is a documentary, but it's a gripping view, with most of the footage previously unseen by me at least.

In better news, we're very much enjoying The Terror which starts off grim, and you know it's only going to go in one direction.

Agreed. I've loved his stuff in the past, but this has just seemed a tad visually pedestrian and thematically unoriginal