Are there any unseen "You've 'Been Framed" clips left?
grumpyscot
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Considering this programme is on for 2 hours every flaming night on ITV2, just how long do you think ITV viewers will have continued interest on this prog?
Surely by now they must have exhausted their supply of clips - most of the ones I see are about the 25th time round!
Cheap TV from ITV! At least they don't steal a TV license fee from us!
Surely by now they must have exhausted their supply of clips - most of the ones I see are about the 25th time round!
Cheap TV from ITV! At least they don't steal a TV license fee from us!
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I stopped watching when they showed a clip of (looked like an impoverished country) a corrugated iron roof with children standing on, collapsing into a (small) house, like it was supposed to be funny. I wouldn't be surprised if there had been some serious injuries, or worse. I was shocked that they'd offer this up as entertainment.
Oh look, some people falling over to a soundtrack with Harry Hill making a hilarious remark.
I think all they show nowadays is repeats. They could show something new on a Saturday night.
Notice how they no longer show the full date on screen in each video clip like they used as if we won't remember it's already been shown a million times ten years ago? Cheeky buggers.
I totally disagree. I've never "got" Harry Hill and I can't see why anyone thought there was a need for running commentary when it's just people falling over. The show was only ever really any good when the late and lovely Jeremy Beadle presented it, imho.
http://youtu.be/08MldAXJgqQ
So can someone please tell me why oh why, whenever I have the misfortune to watch this awful show, are they still showing grainy vhs video tape footage with a 1990 date stamp in the corner ?
Because it's cheap and a couple of million people still see a 23 year old VHS clip of a man falling over a ladder amusing. I wish You've Been Framed would go and really it should have been axed ten years ago.
Originally it was a novelty to see mistakes being made because programmes were made to higher production values. Now there is so much being produced to fill all the broadcasting time that it is not as much a surprise to see mistakes made.
That was amazing!
'I did not want that to happen! That was unfortunate!' :D
I don't see why ITV continue to flog a dead horse. They can put a new show there which would get double or even triple it's audience. There is better Saturday night entertainment nowadays in the form of X Factor, BGT, SNT, SCD and The Voice.
Give me an episode of new regular Family Fortunes any day, or even Splash.
I do like Harry Hills reference to famous people look-a-like. There was a boy of about 4 years old and his dad but Harry said it was Tom Cruise and John Travolta :D:D:D:D
I know ... Simple things .........
It was tired and dreary in the 1980s and I'm just amazed shows like this are still aired.