Posted in Doctor Who on March 31, 2007 | No Comments »
Like many others last year I sat soggy-faced and mourned the loss of Rose Tyler. Like many others I bitterly watched while Freema Agyeman (who was quite frankly terrible in the Cyberman episode) was cast as the new companion. I might have promised myself I’d give her a fair viewing, but I have to [...]
Posted in The Apprentice on March 29, 2007 | 7 Comments »
Yes yes! It’s back, the reality TV show it’s OK for Guardian readers to like. I actually thought at the beginning that Andy (not Adrian as Ruth ‘the badger’ Badger called him on last night’s after show er… show – but she’s a badger so we’ll forgive her) was a bit of a ruthless [...]
Posted in GMTV, bad parents, chavs, human rights, school on March 29, 2007 | No Comments »
Another day and another Daily Mail rant I’m afraid (maybe I should find a job with them…? Perish the thought). On GMTV this morning they featured a mum who has taken her five-year-old son out of school because they won’t give him the drink he likes and insist he drinks water. They allow children a [...]
Posted in Life On Mars, one-liners on March 28, 2007 | 2 Comments »
It would seem that the BBC folk read (and enjoyed) my last post as (yes, even though I’m sure they write and film Life On Mars weeks in advance) they’ve obviously taken my “I Love Gene’s Funny One-Liners” to heart. In last night’s …Mars it was as if Gene couldn’t open his mouth with some [...]
Posted in Deadline, celebrities, journalism, magazines, morals on March 27, 2007 | 3 Comments »
The two biggest things in my life at the moment are (look away now, Mr Badger) my job, and TV. I seem to spend most of my life doing one of these at some point. So I’m uber excited about the new ‘celeb’ reality show, Deadline (ITV2 from 4th April), which features (according to [...]
Posted in Life On Mars, one-liners, soaps, viewer the on March 27, 2007 | 2 Comments »
Everyone’s favourite guvnor, Philip Glenister has criticised the TV industry for being screwed up and run by fools. Among his many points, he says that we rely too much on cheap telly – reality TV and quickly-knocked-out soaps. “We used to mock Japanese game shows where they ate bugs. Now we’re doing the same, [...]
Posted in GCSEs, Scientists, babies, twins on March 27, 2007 | No Comments »
Scientists stunned the world today (no rilly) with the discovery of semi-identical twins. Now, I’m no geneticist but even with my GCSE in Biology (grade C nonetheless) I know that twins are either identical or they’re not.
Some people just want to be too special.
Posted in Pepsi, addictions, diet vs full-fat on March 23, 2007 | 1 Comment »
A rather happy accident has just happened. We’ve just had a nibbles run and I requested a DIET Coke or DIET Pepsi. Being a stupid boy who can’t shop, my colleague came back with a PEPSI. Yes, not a diet in sight. Silly boy.
I can’t remember the last time I had a Pepsi. The [...]
Posted in Klaxons The, Music, Weird, wank on March 22, 2007 | No Comments »
Not being terribly on the button as far as music goes (fnar) I’m not quite sure who the Klaxons are. I mean I’m sure I’ve heard at least one of their songs, but I wouldn’t be able to pick them out in a line up. But this quote from them in the NME peeved me [...]
Posted in Elton John, anti-bullying, homophobic taunts on March 22, 2007 | No Comments »
Elton John says that gay people should “shout back” at homophobic taunts. I’m all for standing up to bullies and such like, but it’s very easy to tell people to stand up for themselves when you’re standing behind half a dozen body guards…
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