Politics, religion, conflict, attraction, sex: whats not to like about this tv series which is now in its second season? I watched a repeated BBC series on Henry VIII and his wives a couple of decades or more ago with my Dad and I was hooked....

<p>Just to start off with i thought i'd let you know that... i am a <b>true </b>supernatural fan! Well who isn't?</p> <p>The show is jam-packed...</p>

A brilliant gift of a cookery course in Dunbrody by my fabulous sister-in-law Paula led to one of the best day's out I've had in ages.  Interesting and enjoyable in every way without a dull moment in a gorgeous location. We did our annual...

I had written off this series by the third episode but it still showed glimmers of quality. Luckily those glimmers shone through to beat off the bozos and tooth veneers. The final gave us the two best chefs who were clearly passionate and capable. ...

After starting with dodos and publicity whores, the final was a joy. Two great chefs with two great mentors. Ace!

Was Vanessa Mae born a violin prodigy or did she become one through blood, sweat, tears and hours upon hours of practice? By all accounts, it appears that her mother was a major force in driving her success. From the age of 4 when Vanessa began...

<p>I think this may rate as one of the best Top Gears of all time. So much packed into an hour with pure comedy in...</p>

Atrocious food reality TV. This episode in particular showed 2 contestants who had no ability, drive or will. Awful.

Go Liz go. Totally deserved win. None of the three put a foot wrong but she delivered perfection!

I knew this would probably annoy me and I was right. All the sophistication of a cowboy movie where the baddies wear black hats. Seriously, is this the best enviro-disaster thing that the BBC can come up with? Yawn fest. I honestly wouldn't have lasted...