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"Call the Midwife"? I'd rather have cold custard poured down my underpants. Some boring period drama for women of a certain age.
There's probably a search going on for a new cheap format. There's probably too many singing shows, and too few new celebs to use who can sing. Horse jumping was a bit niche. The Games was a bit too injury prone, but had merit. The modern Olympic equivalent of T and D would be cycling - but taht doesn't look too promising. The cooking shows are taken by the BBC. Whats the equivalent of watching gravity in action on Splash? |
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The younger audience seems to have melted away though. The shape of the future looks like Splash. You take people with lower asking prices, and give them something like a reported 10k (for the one we have any reports on anyway) Thats a lot cheaper than what they would get on IAC or SCD or DO1. You don't have the overheads for music, or changing costumes, or props, or professional partners, or even 4 judges. They train less, achieve less and the same numbers of people tune in as do to DOI.
There's probably a search going on for a new cheap format. There's probably too many singing shows, and too few new celebs to use who can sing. Horse jumping was a bit niche. The Games was a bit too injury prone, but had merit. The modern Olympic equivalent of T and D would be cycling - but taht doesn't look too promising. The cooking shows are taken by the BBC. Whats the equivalent of watching gravity in action on Splash? |
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And TOWIE (a show about as common as much thick people thinking they are cool) is very popular as well, so what's your point?
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And TOWIE (a show about as common as much thick people thinking they are cool) is very popular as well, so what's your point?
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"Call the Midwife"? I'd rather have cold custard poured down my underpants. Some boring period drama for women of a certain age.
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"Call the Midwife"? I'd rather have cold custard poured down my underpants. Some boring period drama for women of a certain age.
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And that's no trifling matter is it?
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That is really bad, but the skate off is on the same time as Call the Midwife. It should never have been moved from Saturday nights in the first place, but it's way too late for all that now.
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As far as I know it's never been on Saturday nights. I'm sure it's been Sundays since series 1.
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As far as I know it's never been on Saturday nights. I'm sure it's been Sundays since series 1.
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The show was on Saturday nights when it first started, I was in the studio for one of the nights in series 2 and it was a Saturday.
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