Not seen P&R yet but keep hearing good things so I'll give it a whirl on iPlayer.
Unmissable TV for me at the moment is MotoGP- BBC have upped their coverage to parallel their F1 saturation and with the season already full of drama, it's going to be a classic.
I'd urge you to get watching P&R as soon as you can, they are showing them in double bills from season one all the way through at the moment. They are only 20 minutes long but are so good! Think there's been about 20 episodes on BBC4 so far!
Got up early with my daughter and have watched: In the Night Garden, Chuggington, Baby Jake, Waybuloos, Everything's Rosie, Postman Pat, Zingzillas, Mr Tumble and more from CBeebies/sky plus while i lay on the sofa.
I love the hippy bits on a lot of them, it sounds like the serene bits of mystical RPGs at times, like zelda or Fable without the violence.
I bought Breaking Bad series 5 which arrived on Tuesday, started watching it, didn't make any sense, checked imdb and realised I'd must have not watched the last disc of series 4. Which I had sold on ebay a week ago. So I've bought it again on ebay, will watch those three eps and then flog it again. I feel foolish.
I started watching Spiral: State of Terror this weekend. Predictably awesome.
Also been checking out Les Revenants (good so far, hopefully won't go all Lost) and Maison Close (dull and serious, needs a plot to happen very soon).
We got LoveFilm back for a trial this weekend and can watch stuff through the smart TV so have been through a bit since:
Sons of Anarchy series 4 - still daft and hammy but still entertaining.
Seeking a Friend for the End of the World - dire. It's a girl film, but still, it's like they thought up the premise and then didn't bother to write anything else.
Prometheus - first half I thought was excellent, but the second felt rushed and incoherent. Shame, but generally good and not as bad as some make out.
Paul - not half as bad as I feared. But then I thought it was going to be truly terrible, so it still wasn't great.