For about five minutes in the 1970s, wrestling was a gold and silver flash of British pop oddness, says Jack Seale in his weekly TV review

In case you missed all ten, here are the bits that got closest to being funny or insightful...

Re-live every moment of James's victory over Jahmene Douglas, as described by our intermittently amusing live blog!

Richard Madeley might be a real-life Alan Partridge, but he knows a story when he sees one, says Jack Seale in his weekly TV review

The last three sang, then they all sang with their mentors, then one of them got knocked out. We commented on all of the above

Armageddon addicts? People who prepare for the worst are just looking for a purpose, says Jack Seale in his weekly TV review

Every minute of the penultimate Saturday extravaganza, reported in strict chronological order

Our comments, your comments: absolutely all the drama and joy of this Saturday's X Factor, preserved for eternity

A wordless, cinematic patchwork of archive film and a low-key medical sitcom were the best of BBC4, says Jack Seale in his weekly TV review

Michael Winterbottom's drama tenderly examined a broken but recognisable family, says Jack Seale in his weekly TV review