Annoyed that this starts at 9:30 tonight, so it clashes with Misfits.

What can I say, what a f**king tragedy.

It is annoying though.

Tragedy averted. I'll watch the first half hour on 4, then I'll watch Misfits on E4, then I'll watch the last half hour on 4+1. Although tonight's looks a bit like that RTD episode of Dr Who where Who ends up on Big Brother.

Why not just watch it all, then Misfits on +1?

That'd mean going to bed at midnight. It's hard enough staying awake till half past eleven.

Ha.

This one's a bit dreary.

I was enjoying it.

am*

You love anything with Tealeaf in!

Yeah, whatevs!

Credits say this episode is written by Kanaq Huq. Who's he then?

At least we now know who you have to f**k to get a writing gig at C4.

I didn't enjoy this week's as much as the National Anthem.
(Although I did find amusement in the fact that the plot - a man who reviles the media becoming a fixture of the mainstream - was written by Brooker*)

* Sorry, Huq.

Wasn't that rant at the end pretty much the same one Andy Nyman did in Deadset? Overall it was okay, although the targets were a bit obvious and it would have been better at half the length.

This series hasn't really lived up to Dead Set, but I'm looking forward to tonight's, written by Jesse Armstrong.

(Although why is this website calling the episode In Memoriam?)