Actually, it’s the last. Even if you don’t want to watch anything then go and have a look, it’s really quite fun – and we can also now see what the most watched programmes are (Ashes to Ashes. Alright if you liked Life on Mars, but otherwise serves as proof that having a high concept doesn’t instantaneously make a good drama.) More importantly, That Mitchell and Webb Look has come back having apparently undergone a change on the scale of iPlayer itself – it’s now actually funny. Mazin.Still, on an iPlayer reformatting note, you do have to wonder why the ‘more like this…’ column for Lily Allen and Friends (think a low-cal, disinterested So Graham Norton) shows Masterchef and University Challenge. The site may still need a little work done under the bonnet… 4ODSkins. Oh, lovely Skins. As if Bill Bailey wasn’t enough, Kevin Eldon is in next week’s episode, as a point of interest. He’s getting around at the moment, having also done the rounds as a jury foreman in Hotel Babylon on Tuesday. Sticking to this week, then if for nothing else watch Skins for the school production of Osama: The Musical and the dramatic return of Shane Richie, if nothing else. Alternatively, I am slowing warming to Modern Toss, which as a show with only a couple of good sketch show ideas, is perfect to watch on demand while doing something else (see also: Marc Wootton Exposed). And Elsewhere…Geeks. Taking the mick out of geek stuff. It can’t really fail. Galacticast on blip.tv has a rather Adam & Joe feel to it, with such take-offs as ‘Found’, ‘28 Seconds Later’ and ‘Robojew’. But nothing quite competes with the Battlestar Galacticast, and the unfathomable mumbling of Edward James Olmos.
