It is kind of like they had got them all together the studio, the camera was about to roll, and just at that point someone remembered they needed a format, and at five minutes notice this is the best they could come up with.
Alexander Armstrong's Big Ask
Was a bit ropey. Just a tool to advertise iPads I think.
Tried to watch it a couple of times, switched on, saw Russell Kane, had no choice but to switch off immediately. Tried again a couple of weeks letter, bloody Russell Kane again!
'These young Russell comics' Stewart Lee
According to SRO Audiences, this has been recommissioned: http://www.sroaudiences.com/
Ah, that's good.
It's kind of a quiet, unassuming show, but I really like it.
Must be pretty cheap to make, too!
What a load of bollocks.
Shameful!
What did you find so instantly dislikeable about it?
Watching repeats on Dave ja vu as I type. It's a bizarre format, a bit like QI lite but luckily without Alan Davies. Some of the guests are a bit tiresome and I agree about Russell Kane being incredibly annoying. Good enough as background or when I'm doing the ironing.
Did Samuel Clements/Mark Twain really invent the bra strap clasp? Will check...
One of those show that I'll watch if it's on but am aware there are better panel shows out there. I'm not likely to give it a repeat viewing.