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mr_nadge I'm A Celebrity - Get Me Out Of Here: ... m A Celebrity - Get Me Out Of Here is a celebrity based reality television show. There have been 8 series to date & the one about to start on ITV will be the 9th series. It tends to be shown every night of the week for around 2 weeks. The programme takes a number of celebs (I use the term loosely as they are often obscure or famous 20 years ago) & plants them in the Australian bush living in jungle condit...
Read the full review: I'm A Minor Celeb Who Wants To Be Famous Again - Get Me In There by mr_nadge
 

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TV Programme - The Weakest Link The Weakest Link
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Who Wants to be a Millionaire? Who Wants to be a Millionaire?
TV Programme / TV Quiz Show.
overall rating  232 reviews
 
 
TV Programme - Britain's Got Talent Britain's Got Talent
TV Programme / From itv.
overall rating  97 reviews
 
 
Deal or No Deal Deal or No Deal
TV Programme / Would you like to try your luck as a Deal or No Deal home viewer? Every Friday, Deal or No Deal is giving you the chance to win up to $200000 in cash.
overall rating  133 reviews
 
 
TV Programme - Dale's Supermarket Sweep Dale's Supermarket Sweep
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Catchphrase Catchphrase
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TV Programme - Family Fortune Family Fortune
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Countdown Countdown
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overall rating  90 reviews
 
 
TV Programme - Whittle Whittle
TV Programme / Game show hosted by Tim Vine. First shown on CChannel 5, with repeats on Challenge TV.
overall rating  3 reviews
 
 
Night Fever Night Fever
TV Programme / Presented by 'Suggs' aka Graham McPherson from Madness. A girls Vs boys karaoke competition.
overall rating  4 reviews
 
 
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janharper Deal or No Deal
... me, Deal or no Deal is a TV program for people who just like to be entertained by the contestants winning or losing the game. There are no questions and there is no skill involved in this game. Contestants just carry on being greedy until most of them lose and other contestants simply lie all the way through, Oh, I do hope I have the correct amount here , I do hope you chose the right box . Not that there is anything wrong with watching TV for vegetables if that is the way you like to unwind. I have been known to watch this inane, cheap TV before. Well, obviously I have or I couldn t possibly hate it quite so much. Noel Edmonds hosts this show and makes stup...
Read the full review: Greedy TV At Its Worst by janharper
rabidbadger Deal or No Deal
... you thought Big Brother was as low as television could go, think again. Someone picks a box with an unknown sum of money in and then picks other boxes to eliminate and gambles with an unseen benefactor who offers them money for it. The same thing was entertaining the masses in the 1940s when the only alternative was to watch a still of a girl sitting with a clown doll. Not only is the formula so tedious that it makes Newsnight look exciting, it is hosted by the elusive 5th Bee-Gee and the contestants are drawn from a pool of people who, presumably, were deemed "not quite classy enough" to appear on Trisha. Noel seems to completely dismiss the idea that ch...
Read the full review: Chewing gum for the eyes by rabidbadger
carlmcq Never Mind the Buzzcocks
... music lovers comedy panel show can simply be defined as Never Mind the Buzzcocks. And does the formula work? Of course! First aired in 1996 and broadcast on BBC Two, the panel show uses the regular formula of other comedy panel shows and uses it in the music genre. At first, it was hosted by comedian Mark Lamarr along with team captains Phil Jupitus and Sean Hughes. Jupitus has stayed present ever since but Lamarr and Hughes are now long gone - at first Simon Amstell successfully replaced Lamarr, only to leave before the start of the latest series, and Hughes was replaced by Bill Bailey, who in turn had been replaced by Noel Fielding since 2008. So for those still k...
Read the full review: Never Mind The Buzzcocks by carlmcq
 
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