May 10, 200620 yr 1. My name is Earl 2. Malcolm in the middle 3. American Chopper 4. Top Gear 5. Scrubs.
May 10, 200620 yr Seinfeld Malcolm in the Middle Two and a Half Men Have I Got News For You Law and Order
May 21, 200620 yr 1-famiy guy 2-scrubs 3-simpsons 4-soccer a.m 5-never mind the buzzcocks...(with mark lammar, no the stand-ins)
May 22, 200620 yr 1. House 2. Life on Mars 3. Dr Who 4. Scrubs 5. Green Wing At last, someone mentions the funniest programme to hit our screens for years. Well done that man! Green Wing, Buzzcocks and Have I Got News For You are the only programmes that I ever make a point of watching.... although I do quite like that one with Shoestring and Sheila out of Brookside in it.
May 28, 200620 yr 1) Simpsons 2) My Name is Earl 3) Futurama 4) Family guy 5) Lost ( to confusing even at the least confusing parts of the show )
June 8, 200620 yr ere goes 1. Family Guy 2. American dad 3. Any game of football on the telly 4. My Name is Earl 5. 9 out of 10 cats (but im rarely in to watch it )
June 8, 200620 yr ... although I do quite like that one with Shoestring and Sheila out of Brookside in it. waking the dead. yup, that's usually a decent two parter. maybe it's me getting older, but i'm starting to enjoy dalziel and pascoe.
June 27, 200620 yr THE TOP 5 TV SHOWS I WATCH IN NO PARTICULAR ORDER ARE DR WHO THE SIMPSONS ANY LIVE FOOTY (EXCEPT ENGLISH CONFERENCE) RAW SMACKDOWN
June 27, 200620 yr 1) 10 min freeview at 10pm 2)10 min freeview at 11pm 3)10 min freeview at 12am 4)10 min freeview at 1am 5)10 min freeview at 2 am
June 27, 200620 yr 1) 10 min freeview at 10pm 2)10 min freeview at 11pm 3)10 min freeview at 12am 4)10 min freeview at 1am 5)10 min freeview at 2 am is your hand ok
August 15, 200619 yr The very best programme on the TeeVee right now, bar none - is Dragons' Den. Five utter bastards with more money than Roman Abramovic sit and watch a series of often hopeless individuals pitch business ideas to them which are mostly bonkers, but the odd one of which is a good idea. When the good idea comes up, the bastards shamelessly try to steal it for peanuts - "I'll give you the £50,000 you need, but I want 60% of your company and your first-born child". Charlie Brooker thinks it should be more appropriately called "Bastard's Hole". One of the Dragons is a woman called Deborah Meaden, who clearly hasn't smiled since the Belgrano went down. Brilliant. Edit : Woops, just realised I've wittered on about this before - in December. No matter. It's still better than most of the dross on the Telly. Edited August 15, 200619 yr by Bill Lees
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