Ching-He tries to take Ken's crown. Too many Euro-insertions. Packet ham! Will watch more. Duck good.

<p>I've just watched the second episode. Are these people really the best that applied to be on the show? Sauages and a can of tomatoes...</p>

What a rip-roaring start to the new series. Wow! Utterly non-PC, tons of fun. lots of fabulous cars, silliness and did I mention cars? Something for young and old to enjoy apart from the Sunday Night Project dicks. The boys are back in town and this...

Whew, after a couple of ropey episodes, we are back to ultra-high-quality Doctor material. It's this kind of "big" story that always gets me going. Next week will be huge! This is all about choices and consequences. The Doctor and Donna are in a...

I think I’ve pretty much seen every TV programme that Hugh Fearnley-Whittingstall has made. The quality/interest has varied over the years but I’m really digging (pun intended) this new series.

Another wonderful documentary series from RTE set in a hospital. This is what real reality TV is all about. Hope, joy, fear and sadness in every moment. The successes of the operations balanced against the broken health system. Each week the focus on...

Published in The Evening Echo on 26/05/2008 You've got to feel a bit sorry for Sir Alan Sugar. Why feel sorry for a man who's managed to accumulate a fortune of more than GB£800 million over his chequered career? A man who's...

Well she finally showed her true colours. A woman whose entire political career has been dedicated entirely to her political career couldn't be arsed getting out of bed on a Sunday to be the Maryland coach. I was thrilled that they won, just to stick...

I wanted Nell and her team to win. Despite her grumpiness, the affection was clear. Great TV if weak football

The previews of "Partners in Crime" had me worried but they were wrong, a great fun episode to launch the new series. My biggest concern, Catherine Tate, turns out to be a pleasant surprise and I think she'll fit in well. The plot is one of the more...