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January 25 2012

January 05 2012

My Top 10 TV Programmes of 2011

Somewhat belatedly, here's a list of the ten programmes which most tickled my televisual fancy last year. To be included, programmes must have been broadcast in the UK within the calendar year (hence no Sherlock). Do let me know in the comments what I should have been watching...

#1 The Killing - the most gripping 30 hours of 2011



#2 Rev. - matches, if not surpasses, the genius of the first series



#3 Frozen Planet - can I pay my license fee again, please?



#4 Holy Flying Circus - brilliantly Pythonesque and laugh out loud funny



#5 Terry Pratchett: Choosing to Die - the toughest of watches but a documentary of real import



#6 All Watched Over by Machines of Loving Grace - characteristically brain melting fare from the inimitable Mr Curtis



#7 Wonders of the Universe - Professor Cox does it again, this time on an intergalactic scale



#8 Our War - bold, moving, terrifying



#9 Pan Am - partially alleviating my Mad Men withdrawal symptoms



#10 Masterchef: The Professionals - format TV at it's very best



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December 17 2011

Next-gen London underground display

Below is a mockup of my fantasy next-generation London underground on-platform display, which would not only show you exactly where incoming trains were on the line (and update their progress in real time), but also which carriages were more or less crowded (achieved by sensing passenger body heat or possibly carriage weight, to account for all those suitcases). That way, you could increase your chances of boarding and the platform announcers wouldn't have to keep telling new arrivals to move along the platform.

Go on TfL/CBS Outdoor - you've already got the screens...

December 12 2011

How to get AirPlay working on BBC iPlayer iPhone & iPad apps

Struggling to get Apple AirPlay working on the BBC iPlayer iPhone and iPad apps? Here's how:

1. Ensure your iPhone / iPad is running iOS 5.0 or above

2. Ensure your Apple TV is 2nd generation and running v.4.2 or above

3. Open the BBC iPlayer application on your iPhone / iPad

4. Find the programme you want to watch and press play

5. Double press the iPhone / iPad Home button

6. A menu will appear along the bottom of the screen

7. Swipe the menu left to right (once on iPad, twice on iPhone)

8. Click on the AirPlay icon

9. Select Apple TV from the menu

10. Sit back and enjoy!

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March 05 2011

Chess
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