mauvais said:
I'll do the TV listings if you like.
asbolutely!
you can go next to the shows to be pitched to c4 bit...
very cheeky sneaky peek preview of said pitching (not written by me, i hasten to add):
How Clean Is Your Wife? – The posh fat one from "How Clean Is Your House?" dons her detective hat to snoop through the dark past of the country's other halves. Watch her pearl necklace dangle in soiled nappies and chicken carcasses as she roots through bins, rubbish dumps and black bags discarded in forests in an attempt to discover the truth about your wife and her "male friends".
Beal or No Beal – Noel Edmond's groundbreaking quiz takes on a new twist as contestants must use luck - and only luck, there's simply no skill involved - in an attempt to find the magic box containing the actual head of "Eastenders" character Ian Beal.
You're Fat! – No more pretence. No more control pants or push-up bras. No easy answers. "You're Fat!" sees a group of heroin addicted supermodels walk around English towns and cities while screeching "You're Fat!" and pointing at anyone who doesn't look the way magazines tell them to look.
Episode 1 – Burnley
Episode 2 – Hull
Episode 3 – Halifax
Episode 4 – Fife
Episode 5 – Burnley
Episode 6 – Burnley
How To Look Good Dead – Gok Wan returns to our screens in an attempt to allay the nation's greatest fear; looking bad in a coffin. Follow Gok for 38 minutes of programme and 22 minutes of adverts as he dresses up corpses in the finest attire "New Look" and "Topshop" have to offer. Worried you might die in a freak beheading accident? Never fear, Gok will show you how an affordable scarf from "Next" can hide that nasty sever line, leaving you without a care when your time inevitably comes.
The MF Word – Gordon Ramsey and sous-chef Bernard Manning serve up the most offensive, swear littered hour on television, with more than a pinch of racism.
Richard and Judy and Charles – Join the nation's favourite husband and wife duo with different surnames as they are joined each week by a different "Charles." Episode one sees a ferocious Gin drinking competition between Judy and Charles Kennedy, while episode two sees the future King of England sit in for Richard on "You Say We Pay" and attempt to guess the objects appearing on the screen behind him through the unemployed contestant's clues. (Episode 3 – King Charles spaniel. Episode 4 – Charles Manson.)