James confirms a 1970s sitcom is as good as he remembers, while an infantile Stateside police procedural gets up his nose. To end, he's sad and disappointed at a bit of jet air travel puffery, and mangles a Peter Cook quote to finish.

The image for this episode was generated by a free AI image generator with the prompt:

a USA police car in front of a run-down, decrepit Victorian townhouse while overhead are many, many planes of different sizes and types

Seldom has James's sardonic eye been put to better use than in reviewing 'Strictly.' But then he really rates 'The Northman.' Who wouldn't, with Valkyries and whatever. As for Buddha, well, it looks like the kind of religion he'd like. If it is a religion.

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a painting of two energetic, colourful dancers. Behind is a large Buddha wearing a viking helmet.

God (? if there is such a thing) knows what happened the Buddha's helmet.

James nods off during a worthy, bucolic program full of good intentions and finds an early Clint Eastwood doesn't come up to snuff.

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wheat fields, a cosy thatched cottage and a tall, menacing, clean shaven deputy sheriff.