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View matt_himself's Profile matt_himself Flag Matataland 30 Aug 15 9.16pm Send a Private Message to matt_himself Add matt_himself as a friend

I agreed a bargain last night - she gets to watch Xfactor and I get to watch MOTD - but was told that there is three and half months of Xfactor s***e to come! I f***ing hated Cheryl Cole, someone called Nick I have never heard of and some other singer I have never heard after mere minutes of the show.

I yearn for the days when Saturday night TV was Cannon & Ball doing something unfunny with some bemused guest celebrities followed by Tales of the Unexpected (because as a young lad, it was often your first, furtive view of side boob happened during the show).

PS. It f***ing on again now! Sunday night used to be Bulleye.

 


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View Willo's Profile Willo Flag South coast - west of Brighton. 30 Aug 15 9.23pm Send a Private Message to Willo Add Willo as a friend

Quote matt_himself at 30 Aug 2015 9.16pm

I agreed a bargain last night - she gets to watch Xfactor and I get to watch MOTD - but was told that there is three and half months of Xfactor s***e to come! I f***ing hated Cheryl Cole, someone called Nick I have never heard of and some other singer I have never heard after mere minutes of the show.

I yearn for the days when Saturday night TV was Cannon & Ball doing something unfunny with some bemused guest celebrities followed by Tales of the Unexpected (because as a young lad, it was often your first, furtive view of side boob happened during the show).

PS. It f***ing on again now! Sunday night used to be Bulleye.

And in my youth "Sunday night at the London Palladium" featuring the game show "Beat the clock".

I remember the 'Tiller Girls' and Jack Parnell.Used to be hosted by Jimmy Tarbuck and Norman Vaughan amongst others.

Liked the bit at the end when all the artists used to stand on a revolving stage and wave to the audience.


Edited by Willo (30 Aug 2015 9.26pm)

 

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View StevieNight's Profile StevieNight Flag Maidstone 31 Aug 15 9.18am Send a Private Message to StevieNight Add StevieNight as a friend

I made a similar deal with the missus, only to discover X-Factor was on last night as well. Bring back Noel's House Party on a Saturday night!

 


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View Willo's Profile Willo Flag South coast - west of Brighton. 31 Aug 15 9.29am Send a Private Message to Willo Add Willo as a friend

Can't abide all these shows like "X Factor", "Strictly Come dancing", "Britain's got talent" etc with panels whereby they have to have one "Baddie" on the panel with the sugary sweet ones.And you don't even know the winner for bloody weeks.

Give me "Opportunity Knocks" anyday with that "Clapometer".

I know I am sounding like an old git but I am 63 this year so getting that way.

 

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View collier row eagle's Profile collier row eagle Flag romford essex via another galaxy 31 Aug 15 9.36am Send a Private Message to collier row eagle Holmesdale Online Elite Member Add collier row eagle as a friend

Would sooner watch my toenails grow than watch any of these crap shows.

 

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leggedstruggle Flag Croydon 31 Aug 15 9.43am

There was a guy called Michael on there from Devon singing "I'd like to buy the world a coke", got 4 'nos' though.

 


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View -always-an-eagle-'s Profile -always-an-eagle- Flag Hampshire 31 Aug 15 9.47am Send a Private Message to -always-an-eagle- Add -always-an-eagle- as a friend

Thank goodness for sky+. My wife had the predicament of watching either xfactor or casualty

 


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View Percy of Peckham's Profile Percy of Peckham Flag Eton Mess 31 Aug 15 9.47am Send a Private Message to Percy of Peckham Add Percy of Peckham as a friend

X-Factor was predictable and boring but also constantly interrupted by inane advertising. Surely, Simon Cowell you've had your day? ...your programme format is underwhelming and tedious. There can't be many more people (or dogs) left for you to exploit?

 


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Pussay Patrol Flag 31 Aug 15 10.00am

I've never understood the point of X Factor?

If someone had amazing singing talent they would get spotted naturally, so this competition is to find the best singer from all the mediocre wannabe's who wouldn't ordinarily make it cos they are not quite good enough. You usually end up with someone who is a mediocre version of an already famous act.

What's the point?

 


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View Cucking Funt's Profile Cucking Funt Flag Clapham on the Back 31 Aug 15 10.23am Send a Private Message to Cucking Funt Add Cucking Funt as a friend

Quote Willo at 30 Aug 2015 9.23pm

Quote matt_himself at 30 Aug 2015 9.16pm

I agreed a bargain last night - she gets to watch Xfactor and I get to watch MOTD - but was told that there is three and half months of Xfactor s***e to come! I f***ing hated Cheryl Cole, someone called Nick I have never heard of and some other singer I have never heard after mere minutes of the show.

I yearn for the days when Saturday night TV was Cannon & Ball doing something unfunny with some bemused guest celebrities followed by Tales of the Unexpected (because as a young lad, it was often your first, furtive view of side boob happened during the show).

PS. It f***ing on again now! Sunday night used to be Bulleye.

And in my youth "Sunday night at the London Palladium" featuring the game show "Beat the clock".

I remember the 'Tiller Girls' and Jack Parnell.Used to be hosted by Jimmy Tarbuck and Norman Vaughan amongst others.

Liked the bit at the end when all the artists used to stand on a revolving stage and wave to the audience.


Edited by Willo (30 Aug 2015 9.26pm)


Do you remember Tommy Handley in ITMA, too, Willo?

 


Wife beating may be socially acceptable in Sheffield, but it is a different matter in Cheltenham

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View Willo's Profile Willo Flag South coast - west of Brighton. 31 Aug 15 10.27am Send a Private Message to Willo Add Willo as a friend

Quote Cucking Funt at 31 Aug 2015 10.23am

Quote Willo at 30 Aug 2015 9.23pm

Quote matt_himself at 30 Aug 2015 9.16pm

I agreed a bargain last night - she gets to watch Xfactor and I get to watch MOTD - but was told that there is three and half months of Xfactor s***e to come! I f***ing hated Cheryl Cole, someone called Nick I have never heard of and some other singer I have never heard after mere minutes of the show.

I yearn for the days when Saturday night TV was Cannon & Ball doing something unfunny with some bemused guest celebrities followed by Tales of the Unexpected (because as a young lad, it was often your first, furtive view of side boob happened during the show).

PS. It f***ing on again now! Sunday night used to be Bulleye.

And in my youth "Sunday night at the London Palladium" featuring the game show "Beat the clock".

I remember the 'Tiller Girls' and Jack Parnell.Used to be hosted by Jimmy Tarbuck and Norman Vaughan amongst others.

Liked the bit at the end when all the artists used to stand on a revolving stage and wave to the audience.


Edited by Willo (30 Aug 2015 9.26pm)


Do you remember Tommy Handley in ITMA, too, Willo?

NO !
But I've heard of Tommy Handley.

I've heard of Tommy Trinder ! In fact my late mother-in-law's mother and Tommy and Freddie Trinder's mother knew each other and used to go on outings together.Never did meet my mother-in-law's mother - she had passed away.


Edited by Willo (31 Aug 2015 10.36am)

 

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Quote Willo at 31 Aug 2015 10.27am

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Quote Willo at 30 Aug 2015 9.23pm

Quote matt_himself at 30 Aug 2015 9.16pm

I agreed a bargain last night - she gets to watch Xfactor and I get to watch MOTD - but was told that there is three and half months of Xfactor s***e to come! I f***ing hated Cheryl Cole, someone called Nick I have never heard of and some other singer I have never heard after mere minutes of the show.

I yearn for the days when Saturday night TV was Cannon & Ball doing something unfunny with some bemused guest celebrities followed by Tales of the Unexpected (because as a young lad, it was often your first, furtive view of side boob happened during the show).

PS. It f***ing on again now! Sunday night used to be Bulleye.

And in my youth "Sunday night at the London Palladium" featuring the game show "Beat the clock".

I remember the 'Tiller Girls' and Jack Parnell.Used to be hosted by Jimmy Tarbuck and Norman Vaughan amongst others.

Liked the bit at the end when all the artists used to stand on a revolving stage and wave to the audience.


Edited by Willo (30 Aug 2015 9.26pm)


Do you remember Tommy Handley in ITMA, too, Willo?

NO !
But I've heard of Tommy Handley.

I've heard of Tommy Trinder ! In fact my late mother-in-law's mother and Tommy and Freddie Trinder's mother knew each other and used to go on outings together.Never did meet my mother-in-law's mother - she had passed away.


Edited by Willo (31 Aug 2015 10.36am)


What did you do in the war?

 


Wife beating may be socially acceptable in Sheffield, but it is a different matter in Cheltenham

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