In an effort to avoid being more productive I've decided to follow this guide and watch every Star Trek in chronological order.

It's gonna be the first time in my 30 something years of life I've actually watched most of these shows. So far I'm 5 episodes into Enterprise and I'm surprised by how much I'm enjoying it.

Those early 2000s Sky One adverts did this thing a huge disservice by making it look like a moody joyless submarine drama when it's already been super high on the campy goofiness scale, it's lots of fun.

I'm watching American Dad. On Hulu.

THAT'S RIGHT AN AMERICAN INVADED THE THREAD MWA HA HA

I don't watch TV all that much anymore, I don't know where to start so I just wait for something to 'blow-up' and be something everyone talks about then I'll know what to do.

I work full time so normally after work I just fall down the youtube wormhole so my shout-out goes to Red Letter Media out of all that.

The only TV on my to-do list currently is 'Barry' and 'Silo'

Our boys are 6 and 11, so there is little time for these things called "movies" that we used to watch in our younger days. So, in the last week we have squeezed in the following TV shows:

Star Trek: Strange New Worlds. The most recent two episodes. Lower Decks crossover was fun fan service. Loved it. The Klingon War episode was also good but a hard watch. One of the few "space war" episodes that gets over the horror of war. Like an unfunny space MAS*H. Not sure I liked the ending though. M'Benga, Chapel and Pike don't come out of it well IMHO.

Also been watching the Quantum Leap reboot. It's cheesy AF, but fun, with a good diverse ensemble cast - there is a lot more stuff at the QL base, not just the equivalent of the Sam and Al characters. Which I think is for the best. The chemistry between Bakula and Stockwell was lightning in a bottle which they could never hope to recreate. The voice over at the start is terribly written though. The original series had that great vo. How could they screw it up so bad?

It's been mostly motorsport recently with Formula E and BTCC on the weekend but we did watch Ruby Gillman, Teenage Cracken as a family. Nothing special but it got a couple laughs.

I’ve just finished watching Tehran which is a great series about an Israeli in Iran doing spy stuff.

I’ve also just finished The Witcher and about to finish Hijack.

All three were great.

I feel like I'm always banging the Mr Inbetween drum, but it's so good. Particularly when every show seems to be passing the one hour runtime mark per episode, it's refreshing to have a great show with 30 min episodes

Is there more WWDITS? I must go.

Massive Pratchett fan here so I’m giving the new series of Good Omens a go, and I don’t know why I keep subjecting myself to TV Pratchett adaptations.

There’s the odd giggle, and I like the actors, but three episodes in it just goes nowhere, it’s just a series of skits with Aziraphale and Crowley.

They’re only one component of what made the book great, but I get the feeling that the production crew have gone “Tennant and Sheen are great, the show is now only about them”.

Started American Gods over the weekend before I learned the 12 Monkeys series was on itv player so watching that for the second time... Futurama as well.