Your most commonly watched TV

[E.C. Ryder]

Gave up watching the box years ago!

[Exit Stage Left]

Wot? No one watches Only Connect?

Brainy quiz, presented by posh brainy lady. What's not to like?

I like it when the middle aged blokes have to pretend not to be interested in Vicky's cleavage. And the frosty reaction to said embonpoint from the middle-aged ladies.
In general I like dull BBC4 documentaries, I even make up fantasy ones in my head, the current one is a history of accounting. I'd probably have that Arab science bloke presenting it.
They could adapt this Radio 4 programme  BBC - BBC Radio 4 Programmes - A Brief History of Double Entry Book-keeping, Episode 1 and have a few monks writing with quills and such. I'd watch it, because I'm that dull.

[pcolbeck]

Whatever is on between about 11:00pm and 12:30am which is when I usually watch TV. I can't be bothered to record anything. Usually defaults to QI, Family guy or something interesting on BBC 4 or Quest. See quite a bit of CSI as well as Mrs Pcolbeck finds it hard to go to sleep and puts it on the bedroom TV. That's on a timer so I often find that I get hooked then the TV switches itself off five minutes before the end and I miss the denouement.

[Mrs Pingu]

QI
UC
HIGNIFY
Getting On
Prolly Peep Show when I can uncurl my toes enough to watch it
Family Guy
Jonsnownews
The Natural World
Spring/Autumnwatch
Anything with David Attenborough in

[Exit Stage Left]

Whatever is on between about 11:00pm and 12:30am which is when I usually watch TV. I can't be bothered to record anything. Usually defaults to QI, Family guy or something interesting on BBC 4 or Quest. See quite a bit of CSI as well as Mrs Pcolbeck finds it hard to go to sleep and puts it on the bedroom TV. That's on a timer so I often find that I get hooked then the TV switches itself off five minutes before the end and I miss the denouement.]

That indicates very Catholic viewing habits. A sort of dramatic withdrawal method.