“It’s Time To Leave This Country And Go Very Far Away!”- Live TV Interrupted By GUNMEN in Ecuador
Ever felt like you were staring down the barrel at work? Have some sympathy for these Ecuadorian hacks.
Ever felt like you were staring down the barrel at work? Have some sympathy for these Ecuadorian hacks.
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Yes, we know it's not the official ratings season but people are still tuning in night after night.
B&T sees the Christmas break as a time to wind down and get as far away from the bloody daily TV ratings as possible.
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The fact that it's December, meteorologically confirms summer is officially here. Cricket just gives it a nudge along.
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Sunday night strangely dominated by UK-made content. That said, Piers not getting a heap of love over at Sky.
Much like navigating the single-malt whiskey menu at Rockpool, Thursday night TV proves a tricky one for network bosses.
The only thing B&T would love more than a chat with Rod Prosser would be a game of squash. Yes, he's a 'yellow dot' man.
Mrs McGuire reportedly unhappy about Eddie loafing about the house after Nine cans Hot Seat.
Dessert Masters finale reportedly leaves viewers wanting more. Weight Watchers also keeping a keen eye on things.
Who hasn't suffered their very own dessert disaster? Although it is typically reborn as a tasty trifle.
Mushrooms once again in the news. This time a musical retrospective and not a lunch to finish off your relatives.
The British comic continues his Antipodean adventure. As yet, no complaints the beer's too cold.
Travel Guides stopped to look at Rhinos and Victoria Falls, ignored the crushing poverty.
As much as a chocolate koala sounds like a sordid sex position, it turns out it was actually a tasty dessert.