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I totally enjoy watching ‘Flog It’. It’s not the more up-market types who come on Antiques Roadshow probably knowing they have something worth £10,000 and want everyone to know (but isn’t it fun to see the faces when they find out it’s only worth £200 and say “Oh I’d never sell it anyway!).
Flog It, presented [...]
I so desperately want to write about things which please me and make my days happy, but every time it’s a reasonable day, something brings out the miserable old git in me.
Today it’s ‘Breaking News’ on TV. I don’t actually watch it, but it’s usually on in the background so can’t avoid it.
At the moment [...]
Filmed in 1986, this film has become cult status and you may catch it being shown occasionally late night on BBC2 or other Art Channels.
The magic of this Walter Hill (director) movie is the atmosphere and kind of ‘lost’ feel it creates. It’s sad yet gives hope.
The scenes at the actual crossroads capture exactly the [...]
I regret my last ideas for The Dragon’s Den (click here) were not included in the show. It’s probably best because the one about playing the Des O’Connor Album when a car radio’s volume exceeded a certain limit had to be put on hold as I couldn’t get a copy and was not able to [...]
In 1965, movie goers outside of Italy, were interested in watching the film ‘For a few Dollars more’.
This was mainly due to the fact it starred ex-’Rawhide’ star Clint Eastwood and offered the strange combination of a western filmed in Southern Spain. Who could forget the mystic and story telling music of ‘The Pocket Watch’ [...]
Just when you’re starting to lose all hope of this world, as always something come’s along to bring a smile and even a tear. This is certainly the case with the recently released single ‘My Generation’ by the Zimmers.
A band whose ages add up to 3,000 years (yes, even more than the Rolling Stones as [...]
Call me old fashioned, but there’s nothing to beat a good gulp of the throat and pretending you’ve got a runny eye when watching one of those programs which is happy for most, but sad for one.
Once again, the BBC has pulled a trump card and got Lord Webber to select his next Joseph with [...]
I guess it was too much to ask for a new series of Casataway to get anywhere near the brilliance of the first and the fact that the BBC have already reduced the programme schedule can only go to prove it.
Instead of families, raw self sufficiency and a lot of frugal imagination, we have individuals [...]
Is it just me, or are there others who find the programme compulsive viewing, yet on a very good day, get about 6 questions right?
I’ve tried to analyse exactly what it is. Perhaps admiration for those who know something you don’t, trying to work out what “If x is the power of y over c [...]
Had I not seen the trailers for last nights Channel 4 documentary ‘Silver Surfers’ I would have thought it was about the trend of more and more ’seniors’ using the Internet.
But it was about three people in their 70’s looking for relationships through, what I presume, were dating Agencies.
In typical TV style, two of them, [...]
