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Maybe. But unless you and your significant other are at the same point in the same book it's not a shared experience. Point taken though.

From Horsham. West Sussex, now near Bordeaux SW France, you probably know me as Le Sanglier.

Yeah I saw the one where they had Vote Hilary or something, it was funny. I'll give it another go I reckon.

Hi Andy, seems strange to think about Top Gear being so popular in the states, makes a lot of money for the BBC by all accounts. I'm quite fond of James May, quiet, understated bloke. I don't watch it anymore but follow Clarkson And James May on Twitter. Mick

Hey Sawinredneck, did you know Jeremy Clarkson punched Piers Morgan a while back?

Yes! Family Guy Absolutely, brilliant innovative comedy. You wouldn't have seen it but there is a much hyped show with a comedienne called Miranda, she is the darling of the BBC schedulers, and about as funny as....well let's just say she's not funny. There is some stuff I don't like too much...

I hear you, but compare comedy shows, The Big Bang Theory, Seinfeld, Everybody Loves Raymond, against the latest UK comedy. Then drama, Sopranos, Breaking Bad etc, nothing even close been made over here in years. (Don't forget The Simpsons, South Park, Futurama)

I can't imagine not watching the news, first thing in the morning TV goes on for the news. Last thing at night check the iPad. Not wanting to know what's going on in the wider world, just seems strange.

I quite like the best ads, I think probably you get more in the US than in the UK, (in France with British Telly) Tonight me and the wife will eat a curry on our laps whilst watching Strictly Come Dancing, you know it as Dancing With the Stars I believe. Bottle of Bordeaux next to me, what could...

I love tv as well, otherwise I'd have to talk to the wife. Sport, news, comedy (mostly American) gardening programmes, I'll freely admit I watch too much but it's a long winter.