Friday I go mad

Well, no, not really. I don't even like the song that much really, but what the hey.

Another quiet day with not much to report, other than sleeping through until just before seven o'clock and only waking up once which makes seven and a half hours sleep in one night, so hurrah for that. Mind you, being completely knacked from driving to Liverpool and back in a day probably helped.

Unlike most of the rest of the twitterati I didn't bother watching fat Hitler on Question Time last night, choosing Russell Howard's excellent new show 'Good News' on BBC3 instead. Much funnier, and as Iain Dale pointed out it's not the opinion of folk like us that count in this matter - we already know that Adolf Brent (h/t @serafinowicz) is an obnoxious twunt - it's the people on the Barnsley and Barking omnibus who voted BNP last time around that are going to watch this unedifying spectacle and decide whether to put an X next to the swastika next time.

Good summary of the programme here:



In happier news, it's Friday night and I've just watched this weeks episodes of Sarah Jane Adventures. Top notch and spooky enough in places to make the kiddly winks hide behind the sofa I suspect. The homeless people with red eyes sitting on the fun fair rides were rather creepy for starters. Next week's episode looks good too, with a certain blue box about to materialize in the attic ... :-)