On Monday, Aaron’s angry with Paddy for constantly checking up on him. Full of angst, Aaron walks alone and eventually finds himself back at the gay bar. Forcing his fears to one side, he hurries inside but feels awkward when a young man called Jackson starts chatting to him.
Aaron’s feeling out of his depth and is shocked when Jackson asks if he’d like a game of pool. Panicking, Aaron quickly makes an excuse and leaves. Outside, he angrily kicks and punches some bins, unable to cope with his feelings.
Meanwhile, Ashley struggles to maintain his composure as he tries to hide his secret. Lying to Laurel, Ashley insists that he’s just harassed with work. However, Sandy returns from visiting Jasmine and is taken aback by Ashley’s unusually withdrawn attitude. Read more & comment »
On Monday at 7:30pm, Nick finds himself on Carla wrong side when he’s caught in a brawl with David and Jason. Following the quarrel, Nick chooses to stay at the factory while David and Audrey visit an increasingly fragile Gail in prison…
However, the visit doesn’t quite go to plan, and as Audrey begins pushing Gail for more information about Joe’s death, Gail loses her temper. Things go from bad to worse for Gail when she receives more visitors than she bargained for and is then introduced to her new cellmate, Lyn.
Meanwhile, back on the Street, Molly and Tyrone inform Pam that they’re back together. An over-excited Tyrone goes a step too far though and announces Molly’s pregnancy to Bill. An alarming reaction from Bill causes Kevin to panic; is this the final straw for Bill? Will the truth finally come out about Kevin and Molly? Read more & comment »
On Monday, while still feeling guilty about Louise, Ronnie’s continues to keep her distance from the rest of the Mitchells while Peggy and Ben compile their guest list for their joint birthday party. Ronnie turns down her invitation, but after some pleading words from Ben, she eventually shows up.
While at the Vic, Ronnie attempts to come clean with Phil about Louise, but the partygoers continually interrupt them. Abi tells Ben that she was babysitting a girl called Louise for Ronnie the previous week, and with that, Ben asks his father if Ronnie’s ever mentioned Louise to him. Phil, however, isn’t listening.
Shirley, meanwhile, has decided to stay at home, believing that Phil’s planning to propose to her. A few vodkas and after a heart to heart with Heather, Shirley reluctantly makes her way to the pub… Read more & comment »
TV legend Bruce Forsyth has spoken out about the fact that he has never been knighted by the Queen.
The 82 year old has been at the forefront of British entertainment for decades and has been the focus of huge internet campaigns, organised by fans who want him to be awarded with a Knighthood. However the accolade remains elusive.
In an interview with Piers Morgan on ITV Bruce said:
Adrian Chiles has finally decided to get rid of his facial fuzz. The One Show presenter had his controversial shaved off last night, live on BBC’s Sport Relief show.
Storyville is a unique series in that it delivers the unexpected, and I didn’t for one moment expect to be bored witless by it, but I’m afraid this episode held very, very little of interest.
The film followed the fortunes of 16 French pastry chefs who were all competing in the Meilleurs Ouvriers de France competition, hoping, praying and cooking themselves into a frenzy to secure the – apparently – prestigious award.
For a total of three days, the competitors turned out all manner of incredible works of art foodwise – and admittedly, admiring stunning works of confection lightened the 85 minute load of this show somewhat – and filmmakers DA Pennebaker and Chris Hegedus were allowed to film it. Not an insignificant honour we were told… Read more & comment »
This week’s Sawyer centric episode has offered yet more evidence of a mirror universe, and this week, we saw that in Sidestep reality, Sawyer/James Ford was a cop instead of being a conman.
However, that does rather beg the question of why Sawyer/Ford, on seeing Kate in handcuffs in the episode What Kate Does, just let her go on her merry way? Surely a cop seeing someone in handcuffs and running away from authority types would intervene?
Anyway, that aside, life on the Island is still as confusing as ever, with more double crosses than ever… Read more & comment »
Channel 4 have reportedly pulled the plug on a planned £20 million deal for Jonathan Ross.
The TV channel are said to have been wooing the chatshow host for months and offered him the chance to front 20 shows annually. However new boss David Abraham has now decided that Jonathan may not now be what they are looking for.
ITV has invited one of the world’s biggest music stars onto its unique stage as the award winning singer songwriter, Michael Bublé hosts An Audience With…..
The critically acclaimed performer who has sold 25 million albums, won two Grammy awards and has completed four sell out tours and recently embarked on his fifth, will be bringing his unique and extraordinary talents to the small screen, headlining this special one off show for a star studded audience.
March 19th, 2010 by Lisa McGarry. Tags: ITV, Jeremy-Kyle
Jeremy Kyle has admitted that he is excited about filming the US version of his ‘The Jeremy Kyle Show.’ The talkshow host and king of the British scumbags announced in January that he was taking his own brand of TV justice to America and yesterday he told This Morning presenters that he will start filming his American show this June.
He explained: “It’s a few months in the planning, but I’m very excited for June.
Jimmy Doherty et al opened this new series last night with what felt like a somewhat apologetic explanation that they were going to be looking at all things pertaining to the Natural History Museum. I can only assume that everyone involved felt that it was going to be tough attracting viewers with an interest in the subject matter.
Anywho, the museum is an imposing edifice with no less than five miles of corridors and 70 million specimens, but I was rather disappointed to hear that the famous Diplodocus skeleton that sits at the museum’s entrance is actually a plaster cast. I think that’s a bit of a swizz.
However, Jimmy Doherty, most recently seen exploring the world of food production, is charming and he makes for an enthusiastic host, even though his interviewing skills could perhaps be improved by a class or two in Interviewing 101… Read more & comment »
In this often rather bizarre episode of Cutting Edge, we took a look behind the covers of The Lady; a magazine as quirky and doggedly eccentric as the – few – Britons who read it.
Founded around 125 years ago by Thomas Gibson Bowles, The Lady was once ‘the’ magazine to be seen reading. It was where one found one’s butler or discovered riveting tea party conversations starters about the history of the cucumber. And it’s apparently the Queen’s favourite magazine.
Now, under the ownership of Bowles’ great-grandson Ben Budworth, readership has declined to an all time low and his family have been propping it up financially. So he decided to hire Rachel Johnson – sister of the buffoon Boris – to turn around its fortunes… Read more & comment »
Fresh from his success at the RTS Programme and British Comedy Awards, the acerbic Charlie Brooker returns to host a new series of You Have Been Watching – the corrosive comedy quiz show which reviews the weird and wonderful world that is television.
James Corden hosts the comedy sports quiz with team captains Freddie Flintoff and Jamie Redknapp. Ruth Jones and Alistair Campbell join regular panelists John Bishop and Georgie Thompson.
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