TV: What to watch this week
22nd February 2011
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Coach Trip, C4, 5.30pm, weeknights – If you haven’t seen this programme, a) what rock have you been hiding under and b) you can send your apologies direct to me. This programme is pure, indulgent, hilarious perfection. Brendan Sheerin takes the wheel in the next series of this gem of a programme, with his witty, camp disposition... ‘I’m an international guide, don’t you know?!’ Watch, watch, and watch, you won’t regret it.
Heston’s Mission Impossible, C4, 9pm, Tuesday– The little gremlin of food TV shows is back again. This time taking on some of the worst food in the country, in hospitals, aeroplanes and cinemas. But how will the flavoured-wallpaper-loving, and ‘blackbird’ pie-baking king be received in the institutions? I’ve had a sneak peak, and the results are hilarious. They no likey.
Let’s Dance for Comic Relief, BBC1, 7pm, Saturday- Jordan, Lulu, Noel Fielding are just some of the big stars taking part in this year’s big comic relief gig. The stars learn their routines in gruelling 8 hour training sessions every day. Last year’s winner Rufus Hound astounded us all with his Cheryl Cole routine, so what will we see this year? Katie Price as MC Hammer, Penny Smith as Ice T or even Ed Byrne as Justin Timberlake? Well worth watching and donating some pennies too.
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Glee – E4, 9pm Monday – A series that has gone well and truly off the rails, even the most die-hard fan is beginning to get bored of the show. Personally, ever since the writers decided to take on The Rocky Horror Picture Show, the show lost respect and any hint of irony that has regaled throughout. Glee, you’re a Mickey-take, remember that.
Coach Trip, C4, 5.30pm, weeknights – If you haven’t seen this programme, a) what rock have you been hiding under and b) you can send your apologies direct to me. This programme is pure, indulgent, hilarious perfection. Brendan Sheerin takes the wheel in the next series of this gem of a programme, with his witty, camp disposition... ‘I’m an international guide, don’t you know?!’ Watch, watch, and watch, you won’t regret it.
Heston’s Mission Impossible, C4, 9pm, Tuesday– The little gremlin of food TV shows is back again. This time taking on some of the worst food in the country, in hospitals, aeroplanes and cinemas. But how will the flavoured-wallpaper-loving, and ‘blackbird’ pie-baking king be received in the institutions? I’ve had a sneak peak, and the results are hilarious. They no likey.
Let’s Dance for Comic Relief, BBC1, 7pm, Saturday- Jordan, Lulu, Noel Fielding are just some of the big stars taking part in this year’s big comic relief gig. The stars learn their routines in gruelling 8 hour training sessions every day. Last year’s winner Rufus Hound astounded us all with his Cheryl Cole routine, so what will we see this year? Katie Price as MC Hammer, Penny Smith as Ice T or even Ed Byrne as Justin Timberlake? Well worth watching and donating some pennies too.
Switch Off
Glee – E4, 9pm Monday – A series that has gone well and truly off the rails, even the most die-hard fan is beginning to get bored of the show. Personally, ever since the writers decided to take on The Rocky Horror Picture Show, the show lost respect and any hint of irony that has regaled throughout. Glee, you’re a Mickey-take, remember that.
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