Well if it's the same tosh the missus is making me sit through its the Voice!?I am currently watching in a state of shock probably the worst piece of television I have ever witnessed. Any guesses?
Although I just noticed Mrs. Brown's boys is on BBC that's awful aswell! About as funny as aidsI am currently watching in a state of shock probably the worst piece of television I have ever witnessed. Any guesses?
Although I just noticed Mrs. Brown's boys is on BBC that's awful aswell! About as funny as aids
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Ooh that's harsh, I chuckled a couple of times at My Family. Mrs Browns is a mystery, though, as is Citizen Khan.Its up there with "My family" that actually got 11 years on the BBC, fookin shocking TV.
The Stage said:Teenager Chloe collects fluffy sheep, and her parents award her a new one whenever she excels at her studies. Boyfriend Matt asks her how many she has.
“I don’t know,” replies Chloe. “Every time I try and count them I fall asleep.”
I mention this halfway decent line in the interests of balance, since everything else about Coming of Age was unremittingly dire.
Of course, it could be me. I am a middle-aged man with a family, gout and a mortgage, far removed from BBC3’s target audience. Who’s to say that the nation’s 16 to 20-year-olds didn’t spent half an hour paralysed with mirth at the wacky antics of Coming Of Age’s sixth-formers with their remorseless parade of wank jokes? Or that the morning after its broadcast, colleges and campuses throughout the land didn’t echo to the sound of memorable lines being enthusiastically repeated such as “Can I have a tit wank?” and “I’ve got blood coming out of my cock”? Perhaps the audience were inspired by the show’s plotline to go find a “fat, minging bird” and make fun of her!
All I know is that I sat through Coming Of Age with the will to live seeping from my every pore, leaving me drenched in a puddle of despair.
Apparently writer Tim Dawson was 19 when he wrote it, which is about six years older than I would have guessed. To paraphrase George Bernard Shaw, youth and BBC3 is wasted upon the young.
This all started with an hour of torture when john exaggerated scouse accent bishop interviewed Russell "what a Steve hunt" brand
Thank god for tomorrow
when was the last time the BBC produced a classic comedy program? The Office?
You know what mate I have just watched, this country series and hate to say I quite like it , the guy is pure gareth though
Its up there with "My family" that actually got 11 years on the BBC, fookin shocking TV.
My Family was acceptable until they replaced the eldest son with the dopey cousin after about 2 series!
For me it was just unfunny, tried to watch it many times to see what the fuss was about, perhaps I couldn't relate to the middle-class-wannabe's. The eldest son was indeed talented, but not in this.Ooh that's harsh, I chuckled a couple of times at My Family. Mrs Browns is a mystery, though, as is Citizen Khan.
Colonel Mustard, the kitchen, battered to death with a large freshwater salmon.I am currently watching in a state of shock probably the worst piece of television I have ever witnessed. Any guesses?
Royle Family and most recently Inside No.9?when was the last time the BBC produced a classic comedy program? The Office?
My Family was acceptable until they replaced the eldest son with the dopey cousin after about 2 series!
The first series was good. But ran out of material. Been shite since. Wife still watches it. But there again she thought Harry Hill was funny. So we watched a programme of his together. Never even raised a smile between us. She has not watched him since.Mrs browns boys isn't funny. I don't see how it could be. Bizarre.
I find people who have said to me they find mrs browns boys funny and we all know someone, I find them all a bit simple in life. Like engineers? Anyone else noticed that?
John bishop and Mrs Browns is wank ,
Bishop is up there with Harry hill for me