I think any current Z List celebrity (a person who is famous for no discernable skill, dated another celebrity or a fading star....) that's not working in reality TV right now should go on the governments Work Program, whether they are signing on or not. Alongside Dancing on Ice ('strictly' with splints) we have just had 'I'm a Celebrity Get me Out of Here', Celebrity Big Brother and the dreadful Splash on ITV, that one so bad it's good. Its doesn't matter what your celebrity skill is as long as you are willing to accept fifty grand to be humiliated by showing access flesh or taking on some shadenfreude you should be on the telly in January. This is austerity times and ..  Read the complete review

I'm not normally into these types of reality TV shows except for perhaps X-Factor which I do watch normally. However, the last few weeks I've got into Dancing on Ice a bit more as my wife watches it religiously and loves it. I have to say it's not bad and is in some ways better than X Factor as it's not all about ratings but seems to focus more on the skill of the acts and enjoyment. I have to admit that the skill involved for alot of the contestants is pretty high considering some of them have never skated before and they are do acheive good results with practice. It is a hugely popular programme over the years and they seem to have found the right formula for success ..  Read the complete review

Dancing on ice...how dull! It was interesting the first year, even the second year, but its getting rather boring now. Celebrity has been's all trying to get themselves back into the limelight in the hope to get some new work. Ok so it isn't the only TV show that this happens on but this has to be one of the most boring going out of all the celebrity reality shows. I agree it takes a great amount of skill to do what they do, especially as some of them couldn't skate before they started the show, the most impressive thing is that they learn a full routine in a week. So for that I am impressed with them. The judges are complete idiots too, first ...  Read the complete review

Dancing on Ice started back in 2006 and is now in its fifth season, airing on ITV on Sunday nights. The show is hosted by Phillip Schofield and Holly Willoughby although Phillip does most of the work. He gets to talk to the contestants after each performance to see how they think they did, along with Torvill and Dean while Holly talks to the judges about the scores and the performance. I would say that they are average hosts but only because they don't really have much to do with the actual show/ scoring process. Dancing on ice sees celebrities learn how to skate and incorporate different elements each week. Each week, the routines get harder and ...  Read the complete review

Im hooked on this years Dancing in Ice. They have really stepped up a gear this year. The celebritys have to learn to skate and perform routines each week on the Sunday show with a partner who is a champion skater. The routines are planned by the world famous Torville and Dean. After they have skated they go in front of a panel and the panel is made up of ex champion skaters and dancers. They are given tips where they have gone wrong or praise is given. They are then scored. The public then vote for there favourites and the lowest scored celebrities then have to skate for the judges and the judges decide who goes and stay. This year the worst skaters have been kept in ..  Read the complete review