Time for another recommendations post? (135/365)

[white_hart]

It's Saturday evening and I've spent the afternoon working, so I'm in the mood for watching something fun and unchallenging. I think I'm going to go for Bill and Ted Face the Music, which sounds like it should fit the bill (my solo TV of choice has moved on from Miss Fisher's Murder Mysteries to The Marvellous Mrs Maisel, apart from on Sewing Bee nights, which is similarly fun).

What are your favourite fun and unchallenging things right now?

Comments

[antisoppist]

Mostly I am too tired to find Nirvana in Fire on my laptop and plug it in so it is whatever is on telly in old-fashioned pre-streaming style. I like The Repair Shop (though it often makes me cry) and Gardener's World and things where people make other people's gardens lovely and everyone cries, although I get all of these similar programmes confused but I don't think this matters. Sometimes they have Charlie Dimmock in and sometimes they don't.

I also enjoy Saving Lives at Sea where the lifeboat people come and rescue people who are clinging to rocks. It often has amazing scenery, if obviously a bit storm-lashed. This sometimes makes me cry as well.

With youngest child, I am watching Sewing Bee and Taskmaster and Schitt's Creek.

[aella_irene]

I think they are Garden Rescue (Charlie Dimmock) and Alan Titchmarsh (Love Your Garden), though Alan Titchmarsh often has people with terminal illnesses.

[antisoppist]

There was one where they did some sort of virtual reality thing where they could see the new gardens before they chose which one of two they wanted. It didn't have either Charlie Dimmock or Alan Tichmarsh but it doesn't seem to be on at the moment and I don't know what it was.

[white_hart]

I'm not much of a gardener, but I do like programmes where they do nice things for people.