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have you not been excommunicated yet?

Sunday 11 May 2025 at 7:00pm (UK/BST) on my YouTube channel The UK’s Most Controversial Sitcoms EVER! This one won't get released early by accident!

some of are looking at 18 in the rear-view mirror wondering where it all went ...

:rolling: You were warned! :fp: Perhaps it didn't seem so bad on location! In their defence; single camera filming means everything is disjointed. A wide shot of a scene is often filmed first, as 'cover' in case any other shots are not usable - technical problems, etc - then several shots from...

Thank you! :) Your homework for tonight is to watch Hardwicke House and see how many seconds it takes your jaw to drop in amazement at how awful every aspect of it is!

Thanks! I have lots of ideas, but sometimes need a kick-start in the morning to do any research, writing or filming!!

Sunday 4 May 2025 at 7:00pm (UK/BST) on my YouTube channel The UK’s Most Controversial School Sitcoms Schools, students and teachers have always been a rich source of material for television shows. So, it comes as no surprise that some of the school based sitcoms will end up being judged as...

I think he's concerned for your health, those wooden clothes pegs can have nasty splinters ...

AI often gets things 95% right: So it put some dusters on a washing line (which look like denim jacket sleeves), but forgot to add the actual line. The house number was only ever on the door. The railings start to slope down behind Nora instead of going towards the wall. The kitchen window is...

their tea leaves are easy to read...

I think that "That's TV" can fly under the radar of most of the censorship-biased print-media journalists. Channel 5 are doing a short series of documentaries on "Cancelled" performers (Benny Hill and Kenny Everett so far) in which a clearly carefully selected trio of young people look down...

Here We Go *Again* Into The Wild Blue Yonder

Sunday 27 April 2025 at 7:00pm (UK/BST) on my YouTube channel The UK’s Most Controversial Sitcoms Episode 3

Over a year ago the BBC Written Archives Centre, posted a notice on their website that while they conducted an audit, only "material that have previously been opened for external research" would be available. This was entirely reasonable, to avoid problems auditing items in the Archive...

It was on Gold today!!