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Steve Coogan will play Jimmy Savile in upcoming BBC drama The Reckoning

https://www.comedy.co.uk/people/news/6563/steve-coogan-to-play-jimmy-savile/

This one might be a controversial choice, but I never liked it when Alexei Sayle would turn up as members of the Balowski family in The Young Ones.

Although the Dr Martens Boots song always made me chuckle 

3 minutes ago, Daaaaaad! said:

 

I'm unashamedly excited by this. I know it's a children's TV show,

Surely it's more of an embarrassment to admit watching Raw than Doctor Who these days

You know already that it'll be better than the live action movie from 1993.  It was awful

19 hours ago, WyattSheepMask said:

Not that it’s likely to effect us over here, but Rampage is to stay on TNT in 2022 instead of moving to TBS. Dynamite is still set to move to TBS as planned

Technically the move wouldn't even effect the US viewers as both channels are on the same cable package

I think it was the beeping over most of the dialogue that actually spoiled it for people

Apparently Channel 4 fucked up and aired the censored version of Taskmaster last night.

Just now, Hannibal Scorch said:

What are you, 12?

What time is it Scorch? Is it past nearly 8.30? 

I hear side on is the only way Rick can see his own dick

I would love to know what this side on joke is about. But then I again I'm supposed to be Mab right?  Tiger Rick clearly has a hard on for him

2 hours ago, DavidB6937 said:

Is that the case? Or they just felt like the WWE deal wasn't working out as it once was? I'm not completely sure of the ins and outs of why all of that fell apart in the end, but if they've got their finger on the pulse then they've got to be aware of AEW's current momentum. If they could put a good deal together for everyone involved then I'd be very surprised if they didn't give it a go.

Apparently some people in the know were quoted saying Sky no longer wanted wrestling on their sports channels. But the Network launch obviously hurt their profit via PPV.

19 minutes ago, tiger_rick said:

Mab would love Waterloo Road. 

I hear he'd probably like it more if Corden joined the cast. 

The first couple of series was ok, they had some gritty storylines for a pre watershed drama. But then it morphed into Hollyoaks kind of shite. 

Waterloo Road is coming back

https://www.bbc.co.uk/mediacentre/2021/waterloo-road-returns-to-the-bbc

2 minutes ago, DavidB6937 said:

Of course they don't plan on renewing. That would involve actually remembering you have the show in the first place.

I think they'll struggle to find a new home on any of the main channels in the UK.  Sky want nothing to do with wrestling these days.

Don't know how much of the story is true, but apparently the reason why ITV aren't going to air Rampage is because their deal with AEW comes to an end pretty soon and ITV don't have plans to renew. 

32 minutes ago, Hannibal Scorch said:

I looked at my watch and it was past nearly 1:40am

4 minutes ago, PunkStep said:

How come?

I think he always tries too hard to get a laugh whenever he appears on a panel show.  He's one of those comedians that thinks he's funnier than he actually is.

Joe Lycett being another.

2 hours ago, gmoney said:

Great show. 

Thought Cody rose above the hate really well, but I suspect there might be a turn coming along soon. Possibly to feud with Punk, which I think could be excellent. 

If Punk and Cody begin a feud, see how long it takes before the fans speculate about them bringing in AJ to feud with Brandi or set up a mixed tag at a future PPV.

It was Bane's voice that spoiled The Dark Knight Rises for me. 

Remember when Brad Maddox tried to do the voice on Raw?  He was a right bellend too

It was a lot better than those last few series from the BBC with guest hosts each week.  Although I can't stand Nish so I'm pleased he's not a regular.

The Bucks Fizz part was pretty funny, Mike Nolan clearly can't take a joke.  They should've brought in David Van Day to join the line up

Trouble is, Meltzer has always seen himself as one of the "boys" 

It also proves he left WWE on good terms, unlike many others.

The Owners (2020) Sky Cinema

Lasted around 40 minutes before turning it off.  Absolute dog shite of a film. 

22 minutes ago, Max Power said:

I'm sorry if this question has been asked, but I'm not trawling through pages of posters bickering like children, but where can I watch this in the U.K legally?

Cheers.

The full episode is on YouTube