It was broadcast in HD. You could tell from the sharpness of the title lettering. But yeah, the source material isn't all that high quality to begin with.
I thought it was my TV too! It looked like the motion enhancer on my TV was turned up too high. (Aghh... motion enhancer.... horrible for a start) Slow movement of faces across the screen looked like they were ever so slightly expanding and contracting, and were very blurry.
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