TV for me is like buses, nothing for ages and then three come along together.
'Inside the Factory' BBC2, Nescafe this time, well narrated. Interesting was the total automation of the whole thing from truck with beans to truck with palleted jars, in this way much like previous shows in the series. Nobody about AT ALL except the people showing the presenter around. Corbyn must love these programmes. Clearly there are alternatives to Nestle so less worrying than the episodes on say milk, or bread, which showed that if something took out just one factory there would be a huge hole in our food chain.
Then the new sewer on BBC2 - huge engineering project to shift London's sh!t which is flowing generously into the Thames. I had thought the good news over recent years was how the Thames had been cleaned up, salmon going up river etc. Not so I think, it's horrible and don't fall in. I just rather like pics of these huge engineering projects like this and Crossrail and so forth. Fortunately TV doesn't do smells yet.
Finally on catchup, architect and artist Rennie Mackintosh (and his artist wife) on BBC4, a very interesting bio that could have been a bit shorter with a bit less of the presenter, but that's the BBC way.