Life and Vincent

You know that human babies do absolutely nothing for me. Animal babies, on the other hand, send me into paroxysms of delight. As I was tak...

I really dislike this episode in every possible way, including how tired our man was.

Love it when Bobby's angry.

I guess I'm not alone in finding the scene in the recording studio hot and funny.

Working at my old school has certain advantages - for instance, every time I go up a certain staircase, I cannot help but see two of my thre...

It may have been a crap season, but with looks like this our Bobby kept the interest up.

Sorry, folks, I've already spent a couple of hours just getting my computer to do anything but freeze. I'm going to have to leave vi...

I can't believe they now use this man as the DA in SVU. He has creepy eyes, and cannot act his way out of them. Sorry, he's perp mat...

Anyone out there who does not list this among their favourites?

Outstanding episode. Meaningful look. Bobby's not happy. But he is gorgeous.

When the hideously low-class Rab C. Nesbitt decided on TV this holiday to become Rab In Hoodie, we were treated to the iconic opening of the...

My sweet silver Jaspa, who will be 20 in March, snuggles up with her sometime foe Dandy, who is 17-and-a-half. Bless.

Yuck. Very unpleasant episode. Stone baby syndrome indeed. But then we do get Bobby "in the dark".

But how could I resist sharing two tempting tiggers with you? Sweet Melati relaxing.     Hunky Jae Jae snoozing.   Have ...

Just watched an episode of SVU where Dean Winters (who plays Olivia's boyfriend, and was also the crooked cop at the night club with Gor...

That's the artist Van Dyck, not the actor Van Dyke. Sounds the same though. For nearly three decades the BBC had produced a programme ...

Nasty FBI guy. Lovely hint of tongue tip.

Just been watching Zoonotic and A Person Of Interest. How did it take me 10 years and more to notice the header of the letter Nicole was sho...

How irresistible are the curls, the shoulders, the neck. Sigh. The man.

 Back in 1606, a shipwright in Deptford in south east London called John Addey died and left in his will £200 towards "the relief of th...