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Monthly Archives: August 2016
THE ANT AND DEC OF FOOTBALL…….SORT OF! ‘Class of ’92: Out of Their League. Series 2, episode 1 review.
Television sports documentaries do not get much better than this. I loved the first series last year and thoroughly enjoyed the recent opening episode of series two. It focuses on the goings on at semi-professional football side Salford City FC, … Continue reading
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MY MILD CASE OF BOBOS(BORED OF BAKE OFF SYNDROME) HAS BE CURED…… FOR THE TIME BEING AT LEAST! ‘THE GREAT BRITISH BAKE OFF’, episode one review, 2016.
Last year I self diagnosed myself with a mild to moderate case of BOBOS(BORED OF BAKE OFF SYNDROME). Towards the end of series six of The Great British Bake Off I had grown really tired of this very formulaic show. In … Continue reading
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“SURPRISING, DEMANDING AND UNCOMPROMISING QUESTIONS”….ADD TO THAT, RATHER BORING TOO! ‘500 QUESTIONS’, Episode one review!
At the start of this new quiz show that aired last Monday night on ITV1 at 9pm, host Giles Coren stated how the contestants had “no help, no hints, nowhere to hide”. This was an obvious dig at Who Wants … Continue reading
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Tagged 500 QUESTIONS, 500 QUESTIONS REVIEW UK, ANDY LLOYD, BRITISH 500 QUESTIONS, cheshire cat, COMBAT DIALOGUE, GAME SHOWS, GENERAL KNOWLEDGE, GILES COREN, HUMOUR IN QUIZ SHOWS, ITV1 500 QUESTIONS, lighting, MICKIE, MIKE TYSON, money on quiz shows, NEIL, prime time telly, QUIZ SHOW, SCARFMAN_ TV REVIEW, set design, TELEVISION, TELEVISION REVIEW, THE ARTS, THE CHASE, TV, tv review, WHO WANTS TO BE A MILLIONAIRE
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Hooray for orgasmic bingo, willy warmers and …a happy ending! ‘Brief Encounters’ – Episode 6 and series review.
It is not often in the British summertime that we get to see a great comedy-drama on our TV screens. Nevertheless, this is what has just happened with the conclusion of Brief Encounters this week on ITV1. It is quite … Continue reading
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