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If you thin k that is going to be bad, have you seen any of Noel Edmond's latest vehicle on Channel 4- Cheap, Cheap Cheap? Lame isn't the word. But Crepe certainly is!
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On now if you want to punish yourself!
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im watching the cricket but i will cross the rubicon
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dear god ,and whats he down to his hair ????
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Obviously goes to the same Rug shop as President Trump!
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I must admit, the preview of this new Leonard Goodman gameshow did suggest it is possibly a new low for 'Light Entertainment'.
Surely the answer is to recommission "The Hole In The Wall" presented by Antoine de Berk? The finest show ever graced by Z-List Celebrities in Bacofoil. |
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On now.
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I won't be watching one second of this. And I won't miss Len on Strictly.
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Is this actually on my television?
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I'm watching a good programme on BBC4 - The Brain with David Eagleman.
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pleased to read lived up to expectations
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Arsenal away, always a lay
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Crumbs wrong thread
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sucess tho
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I saw Len Goodman in a pub in Herne Bay one night, with his then wife, Penelope keith, Lionel Bart, who wrote Oliver and Arthur Mullard, who was Penelope Keiths brother, they had a cockney rhyme n slang night, great memories...
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Mullard was a bad guy.
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thought Margo married Jerry
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Arthus Mullards daughter, reckoned he was a definite Wrong'un
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