British/Australian TV
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A League of Their Own on Sky1
A League of Their Own is a horrible and pathetic attempt at trying to copy They Think It's All Over but forgets that it has to be funny.
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A Band for Britain on BBC Two
Comedian and Maestro winner Sue Perkins takes leads from The Choir to help revitalise the Dinnington Colliery Band.
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Scams, Claims and Compensation Games
Scams, Claims and Compensation Games looked into the seedy world of personal injury, the claims made by ordinary people and those who seek to end this culture.
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TV Review – The Bubble on BBC Two
The Bubble is an interesting twist on a worked to death panel show formula that gets the best from its host David Mitchell and the guests.
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TV Review – Argumental on Dave
Argumental is a Dave original programme, and a panel show no less, that's actually very funny due to the heated debates and random interjections.
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TV Review – Sleuth 101 on ABC1
A promising comedic twist on the traditional whodunit/Cluedo set-up that somehow falls flat through poor writing and lack of audience interaction.
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The Bible – A History on Channel 4
Tory MP Ann Widdecombe tells a very opinionated story of the Ten Commandments and refuses to accept any alternative on the history of Christianity.
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Nicola Roberts – The Truth About Tanning
Girls Aloud member Nicola Roberts challenges the nation's obsession with tanning with a positive message. It's a shame the documentary was poorly edited together.
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Amanda Holden's Fantasy Lives on ITV1
A second Britain's Got Talent judge, this time Amanda Holden, is awarded their own series and predictably it's another load of self indulgent rubbish.
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Rock & Chips on BBC One Review
The signs were on Only Fools and Horses prequel Rock & Chips being an awful barrel scraping experience but although the laughs were low it was surprisingly good.
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Paul Merton in Europe on Five
Veteran funny man Paul Merton stays in Germany to sample some of the more unusual activities on display and gets a glimpse of the country's humour.
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History of Now on BBC Two
Documentary series chronicling the change in British society during the first decade of 2000, starting with age.
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